Rangers Banter Archive December 01 2014

01 Dec 2014 14:56:55
Well after that cup draw I can indeed see an old firm team winning the treble, the good news is it won't be Celtic!

01 Dec 2014 15:20:22
Admire your optimism mate fair play to u

Can ah get a wee drop on what your on

I reckon you've had more than a wee drap already pal.

01 Dec 2014 12:05:37
Once again we get a good result with the team playing well and do we get posters coming on here and saying well done? No we get nit pickers scanning papers and news reports to have a go at mccoist terrible, credit were credit is due your not long in slagging him when results go wrong & the attendance yesterday pathetic the people who stayed away cheers u didn't help the clubs cash problems, should be embarrased to call your self supporters (look up the meaning). remember last season we were saying it must be Halloween as they turned up at porkheid dressed as green seats?, think about it.
r. f

OP: "supporters (look up the meaning)".
I did, in the OED; "A person who is actively interested in and wishes success for a particular sports team". Doesn't mention anything about going to watch said team.

01 Dec 2014 13:14:22
ACTIVELY interested says it all with ACTIVELY being the definitive word. As if u don't go and support u are not being active.
r. f

01 Dec 2014 13:27:31
@1)spot on mate makes you no less a fan if you've decided to stay away from Ibrox for most who have it will of been one of the hardest decisions they've had to make, I was at the Saint's v man city game at the same time as the Rangers match and missed most of it as I was concerned with watching the people take killie apart on my ipad, once a Bear always a Bear.

01 Dec 2014 13:50:35
The man still can't grasp the fact that people are broken hearted at staying away,they are trying to force change.Even though I go to the home games,I respect each fans choice.Calling folk an embaressment is just shallow.

01 Dec 2014 13:50:35
The man still can't grasp the fact that people are broken hearted at staying away,they are trying to force change.Even though I go to the home games,I respect each fans choice.Calling folk an embaressment is just shallow.

01 Dec 2014 14:02:08
Rf its everyone's choice to go to a match or stay away doesn't make u less of a fan loads a fans sick of McCoist and rightfully so his tactics are garbage his teams football is garbage he won't drop any of his pals to give others a chance he would rather play guys out of position than give a fringe player a chance!fact!!and there are others that are sick of feedin that board with there hard earned cash especially this time of year I would rather spend money on ma kids n family than give it to that shower!does that make me less a fan I don't think so but u still like to attend matches and fair play to u just don't say we are not real supporters I've gave my club plenty of cash over the last 20 years but right now the club is a shambles from top to bottom

Hi ed my last post was meant for the debate with rf. sorry royalblue

01 Dec 2014 14:37:22
Look at it this way two aberdeen fans not happy with the clubs debt plough in 10mil for a fifth of the club I may add, Hearts fans not happy. with club going into administration take over, hibs fans not happy with board are trying to arrange a meeting with board/owner with a view to taking over, m/well fans not happy with board are in the process of taking over, Rangers fans not happy with board what do they do? boycott! embarrassing.
r. f

Its also everyones right to make up their own mind whether they want to go but its also not dave kings right to tell supporters what to do if he is not going to buy shares but keeps trying to drive the club into admin or worse he should proove to everyone he has the money to carry it out otherwise p. off

01 Dec 2014 15:38:11
There's not a hope in hell of rangers fans owning the club as for the 2 Aberdeen fans puttin money in for a share of the club good on them but we have been skint for years and no fan has came forward n put money in only fannys that want to bleed the club dry!fans want rid of the board they see this as the only way keep givin them yer cash they will keep taking it for themselves

Rf you must be watching a different game from the one I watched. the 3-0 papers over the cracks. for long spells it was dire. on the plus side, and can't believe I'm saying this, big bombscare and foster were excellent. however how much longer do you think ally is going to play McLeod wide left instead of centre mid and get rid of black. one swallow doesn't make a summer

We had a 3-0 home win against killie, albeit a poor killie team but so are we going by the professional analysts on here, but well done ally mccoist and the team, took a lot of stick and rightly so after the Alloa and hearts games, but came out controlled the game from start to finish, the confidence looked back in the players, foster had his best game all season, Macleod lively also law was superb not everyone's favourite midfielder but he gets on with it and never hides. Let's hope we get the same energy and commitment on Wednesday and the boys make up for that poor draw at ibrox

01 Dec 2014 19:10:08
r f we have tried talking to our board they do not engage we have tried offering money threw david king didn't work they are so ignorant it beggars believe the fans are not a embarrassment they are standing up for the club while other supporters bury there head in the sand they gave up seats they have had for years now will never get them back because others now have them this wasn't a easy decision for them to make as for game was good win but the opponent were very poor these cup runs have come at the worst season possible we need to win the league not cups

01 Dec 2014 21:14:36
@13 I'm by no means burying my head in the sand mate,I wrestle with my conscience every time I go to the games. I've stated I respect the boycotters decision not to go.I find it hard to break the habit of a lifetime,that's the truth.I take 2 of my grandsons to some of the games also.Ideally I would like them to have a Rangers my auld man first took me to watch,those days are long gone unfortunately,but I respect your decision so please respect mine.Cheers

Ferguson 6: Yes, Foster had a great match and Law had a particularly good match, he was very dogged and determined, I actually like Law, he can sometimes be on and off but I think he is valuable to the team as he's always likely to get a goal.

01 Dec 2014 23:29:13
gkk of course I respect your decision
just a pity we can not organize sum thing to do that we all agree on for the sake of the club

Cheers pal. I was just surprised because you normally make a well informed point. I gave up my seat too after many years, I pay game by game. Hopefully we can find a way forward for everyone.

01 Dec 2014 09:45:16
does anyone else have that deja vu moment again our manager talking to Lmabais and all is rosy players coming in the window, don't know how much he will have to spend WHAT next ally a couple of pints and listen to bruce springsteen

01 Dec 2014 10:53:32
I don't know about Bruce Springsteen,but I did feel a bit of dejavu yesterday.It felt like 1982 again inside Ibrox.

Ah 1982 - all we had to worry about was john greig!
& players cooper, johnstone, bett, prytz & others
makes you wonder eh?

Bil72: It was a good team, on paper anyway lol, we thought we had it bad then?it just shows you mate. I'd swap them in a heartbeat with this lot if I could, Greig for Ally as well!