Ally
Forgive me but I have heard this alot today were bears are saying you will come out of this stronger !!!!
Maybe in about 6-7 years time if you can keep your books in order, I think everyone connected at Rangers know this is going to be a long road to recovery
I hate keep saying this but you will be like us in the 90s
You kants huv a cheek putting a team oan the park, when ye huvny paid other Spl clubs thurr money.
Ye should be deducted another 3 points fur no payin Dunfermilne, ya tax dodging bassas
i hope not jinky
id like to keep a back bone of the current team 3 miby 4 players let the blue kids run riot
my 4 would be
gregs
Goian
Davis
Naismith
we will be stronger cos we are the people and people learn by there mistakes --- i hope
'Jinky'...you could be right there. It will certainly take the 'Gers a while to recover from this nightmare, but at least the support is there for that. And I don't mean only from their own fans and supporters groups. Neutrals who will feel the downside of Rangers predicament and others who understand the need for a competitve Old Firm, seem more than willing to help out in the Ibrox club's hour of need. Already there is a strong movement to ensure that this never, ever happens again and the 'Gers emerge stronger than ever before.
When Celtic were more or less in the same boat 25 years ago, their fans rallied round the club and it was this 'coming together' that, as much as anything, convinced Fergus McCann to step up and save it from going under.
The final judgement in the tax case will no doubt play a big part in just how long the re-birth of Rangers will take. A favourable result will definitely see a lot of interest in the club but anything else could be well mean a dark decade ahead for everyone but the anti-Rangers groups. ...or .........or... ...time will tell.
tcd - your a nutter - you dont support celtic you just hate rangers a true bigot if iv ever seen one FACT
oh i miss the 606 - iv no been on for ages cos some ey us have to work
work meaning : employment, as in some form of industry, especially as a means of earning one's livelihood
just for u tcd and yer mank friend who should be trying to support and help the team that keeps you lot afloat in the spl
Kaaaaaaaaaaaabooooom!
Ease doon Ally, I'm pullin yer chain...ye seem a bit flushed
just having a rant mate - im stuck in the depth of englerland and no one understands the pain i feel when i read the papers online - its shoit - and i feel sry for the good rangers fans that pay good hard earned money every week for this to be happening to there club and my club
Your club will survive...it'll be painful for a few years but your club will be there
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Dos,
As much as I was at the wind up...that rule applies in England, not Scotland.
Those teams won't get their money
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posted on 16/2/12
Ally
Forgive me but I have heard this alot today were bears are saying you will come out of this stronger !!!!
Maybe in about 6-7 years time if you can keep your books in order, I think everyone connected at Rangers know this is going to be a long road to recovery
I hate keep saying this but you will be like us in the 90s
posted on 16/2/12
You kants huv a cheek putting a team oan the park, when ye huvny paid other Spl clubs thurr money.
Ye should be deducted another 3 points fur no payin Dunfermilne, ya tax dodging bassas
posted on 16/2/12
i hope not jinky
id like to keep a back bone of the current team 3 miby 4 players let the blue kids run riot
my 4 would be
gregs
Goian
Davis
Naismith
we will be stronger cos we are the people and people learn by there mistakes --- i hope
posted on 16/2/12
'Jinky'...you could be right there. It will certainly take the 'Gers a while to recover from this nightmare, but at least the support is there for that. And I don't mean only from their own fans and supporters groups. Neutrals who will feel the downside of Rangers predicament and others who understand the need for a competitve Old Firm, seem more than willing to help out in the Ibrox club's hour of need. Already there is a strong movement to ensure that this never, ever happens again and the 'Gers emerge stronger than ever before.
When Celtic were more or less in the same boat 25 years ago, their fans rallied round the club and it was this 'coming together' that, as much as anything, convinced Fergus McCann to step up and save it from going under.
The final judgement in the tax case will no doubt play a big part in just how long the re-birth of Rangers will take. A favourable result will definitely see a lot of interest in the club but anything else could be well mean a dark decade ahead for everyone but the anti-Rangers groups. ...or .........or... ...time will tell.
posted on 16/2/12
tcd - your a nutter - you dont support celtic you just hate rangers a true bigot if iv ever seen one FACT
oh i miss the 606 - iv no been on for ages cos some ey us have to work
work meaning : employment, as in some form of industry, especially as a means of earning one's livelihood
just for u tcd and yer mank friend who should be trying to support and help the team that keeps you lot afloat in the spl
posted on 16/2/12
Kaaaaaaaaaaaabooooom!
Ease doon Ally, I'm pullin yer chain...ye seem a bit flushed
posted on 16/2/12
just having a rant mate - im stuck in the depth of englerland and no one understands the pain i feel when i read the papers online - its shoit - and i feel sry for the good rangers fans that pay good hard earned money every week for this to be happening to there club and my club
posted on 16/2/12
Your club will survive...it'll be painful for a few years but your club will be there
posted on 16/2/12
tcd
posted on 16/2/12
Your best post yet TCD.
posted on 16/2/12
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posted on 16/2/12
Dos,
As much as I was at the wind up...that rule applies in England, not Scotland.
Those teams won't get their money
posted on 17/2/12
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