I have to say i am really happy with the way the new manager and owner are going about things. They are being open in the press with some of their transfer targets and their plans for the future. Makes a big change from sir davids tenure. I am very happy with the appointment of Smith who will do a great job as he is a reall footballing man.
So what if we lost out on a player from israel who chose to go to la liga, can you blame him? He is chasing the money rather than the chance to win silverware, good luck to him!
Chasing goodwinkle will be a great move and conway on a free will be a good move as they will both be great additions to the squad, im sure there are other players that we are looking at that have not been mentioned in the press or by agents .
Now i can also understand why whyte has ellis on board given his plans for redevelopment of the surounding area. Fair enough they are out to make money from the land around ibrox, its a win win situation for both men and rangers.
Not really the same situation the kerrydale accountants would have us believe, and all the pash they were spouting about whyte spending the next 4 years worth of season ticket money ala the leeds model have been completely unfounded, shows you what they know. We are at the dawn of an exciting era at rangers and i really cant wait to see what the future holds. I want to wish whyte ally and the team all the best for an exciting season ahead, lets all hope its the footie were all talking about come may and nothing else.
refreshing or what
posted on 21/6/11
talking of moonbeams:
Celtic to move to cambuslang.
In the April 15 1992 edition (number 1167) of the 'Celtic View' the old board of Celtic FC announced bold plans for
a brand new stadium to comply with the Taylor Report, which by then was less than two and a half years away.
The 'Celtic View' ran with various hyperbolic headlines like 'Paradise Found' and (the incredibly patronising)
'World's Best Stadium for the world's best fans' - it all sounded too good to be true, but no, here it was - Celt's
£100m dream home. Our spiritual home at Parkhead was to be no more, we were moving to the new found land -
Cambuslang.
The plans revealed in April 1992 included:
A 52,000 all seater stadium
Two Park & Ride rail stations from Glasgow city centre
A retail village including major stores and car showrooms
Parking for 4500 vehicles
A Celtic Heritage museum
Integrated Sports and Leisure facilities
A permanent performance stage
Mobile acoustic curtain enclosing up to 15,000 seats
An eight-screen cinema complex
A 30-lane ten-pin bowling alley
Drive-through fast food restaurants
Petrol station
Office units
Room for further expansion
posted on 21/6/11
'eight screen cinema complex'
hahaha
posted on 21/6/11
No fundamentalist overreactions.
Well tell the Green Brigade not unfurl any misspelt banners before Lizzie's vist in 2014.
NO QEEN'S IN PARADICE
EXCEPT MCBRIDEE
posted on 21/6/11
mcbridee!
Sounds nice. Can i get one at greggs?
posted on 21/6/11
They are gonnae have a special on them, when Lennon wins the Scottish Cup again next season!
posted on 21/6/11
hahaha
IF he wins the scottish cup you mean, surely?
posted on 21/6/11
Maybe yer right Elite, the glasgow Cup then way a pure mad huddle love fest!
posted on 21/6/11
'some defeats are more triumphant than any victory'
aargh hahahaha. Maybe celtics plan this year is to win NOTHING!
posted on 21/6/11
Could you imagine it, George Square coverd in that hideous Wasp strip all grabbing each other jumping up and doon registering 0.8 on the richter scale and the roof falls doon at Parkhead and they blame it on the snow.
But we are like its may there was no snow and no silverware and they would be like right that it we are taking you all the way to FARE.
posted on 21/6/11
Sorry Laffavic got my sums mixed up a bit jelavic has scored 52 in 151 and Goodwilie has score 38 in 141 not that big a difference really