I'm hearing that many of the players have voluntered to take a big wage cut so that the non footballing staff aren't layed off that's a great gesture and it shows the spirit around the club at the moment and that the players know exactly what the club is all about and they know what the club means to the fans.
I've got a feeling the atmosphere tomorrow is going to be special even better than Old Firm games in fact the Killie players and fans won't have experienced anything like it so let's show the players and staff our full support and make sure to be on your best behaviour let's not give anyone any ammunition to attack us even more.
So regardless of your feelings to Whyte/HMRC/Celtic etc.. forget them this isn't the game for a protest this is for getting behind the club this is the first game in a while that I am actually looking forward to.
"If they play on the streets, we will watch from the pavements"
Players to take wage cut
posted on 17/2/12
So, they have just found the money behind the couch cushions then?
No surrender indeed.
posted on 17/2/12
return of the pie clearly not up to date with crwds at scottish cup games at Ibrox
january 2011 rangers v kilmarnock 4th round scottish cup at Ibrox and 13,000 in the crowd
the crowd at the dundee utd game was normal for a cup game
posted on 17/2/12
To be fair, when Dundee went into admin they did the same thing. I'm sure the manager was working for buttons too.
Commendable nonetheless.
posted on 17/2/12
"If they play on the streets, we will watch from the pavements"
they might hold you to that
posted on 17/2/12
NAW Polloks
that wulnae work man
we aw dont care enough
posted on 17/2/12
Polloks, good point. But wasn't that game on a cold rainy night on a Tuesday/Wednesday when Rangers were still in three competitions and the Scottish Cup was not as important as it would have been.
I can't criticise, because I find paying an extra £50 or something for my son and I just to attend another home game as farcical, when I have already spent in excess of £500 on season tickets and the match is on the BBC.
posted on 17/2/12
You see Henk
thats the story
The cups have lost all appeal
Add to that Sunday Morning
BBC
Freezing
Cost
posted on 17/2/12
"Wage cuts"...could this be a case of too little too late?
posted on 17/2/12
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posted on 17/2/12
A group of players led by Lee went to Ally and informed him they were willing to take half wages for the rest of the season
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There's wan kant who should haund them awe back