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Official Rangers FC Thread
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Jelavic9|RFC wrote:I don't see your point here?
We were outstanding going forward, were never in any trouble of losing and completely controlled the game from the offing. Only problem being we couldn't score.
You on the other hand, lol.
Us on the under hand? We got 3 points, you drew against Aberdeen. That's my point. I don't care how many chances you had, you didn't put them away.
Last edited by The Maestro on Sun Jan 22, 2012 5:01 am; edited 1 time in total
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- Post n°453
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Kuled wrote:HAHAHAHHAHAHA
Not exactly in a position to talk, lol.
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Manchester United will NEVER bottle a 15 point leadJelavic9|RFC wrote:Kuled wrote:HAHAHAHHAHAHA
Not exactly in a position to talk, lol.
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- Post n°455
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The Maestro wrote:Jelavic9|RFC wrote:I don't see your point here?
We were outstanding going forward, were never in any trouble of losing and completely controlled the game from the offing. Only problem being we couldn't score.
You on the other hand, lol.
Us on the under hand? We got 3 points, you drew against Aberdeen. That's my point. I don't care how many chances you had, you didn't put them away.
Which is exactly what I just said, though you were abused today.
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Jelavic9|RFC wrote:The Maestro wrote:
Us on the under hand? We got 3 points, you drew against Aberdeen. That's my point. I don't care how many chances you had, you didn't put them away.
Which is exactly what I just said, though you were abused today.
Winning 2-0 is being abused?
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- Post n°457
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Heard about what happened before the game yesterday, fighting with Aberdeen fans and singing sectarian songs.
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Fookin ell man, there muz be aboot 50,000 there by the looks of it ... that's the whole entire Rangers support doing it. BAN EM!
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- Post n°460
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Unbelievable, two sets of fans chanting each other. Thanks for posting mate it's a real eye opener.
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TheRangersFan wrote:Unbelievable, two sets of fans chanting each other. Thanks for posting mate it's a real eye opener.
You're saying that as if that's all that happened yesterday. First of all there's the sectarian chanting, then there's rioting with Aberdeen fans and police having to baton charge you.
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I consider it a throwback to my youthful days of the 80s.
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- Post n°463
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http://www.oceaniafootball.com/ofc/News/ViewArticle/tabid/125/Article/ee14f4d1-039f-4ecb-b229-8c032dba3a93/language/en-US/Default.aspx
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Yeah, posted that in the transfer thread. But thanks Pip.
Good to see that we are scouting some of the worlds brightest/future talents early, good luck to the lad.
Good to see that we are scouting some of the worlds brightest/future talents early, good luck to the lad.
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Rangers reject £8million bid for Nikica Jelavic from WestHam
THE FUTURES BRIGHT, THE FUTURES BLUE & WHYTE!
THE FUTURES BRIGHT, THE FUTURES BLUE & WHYTE!
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- Post n°466
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Jelavic9|RFC wrote:Rangers reject £8million bid for Nikica Jelavic from WestHam
THE FUTURES BRIGHT, THE FUTURES BLUE & WHYTE!
Daily Mail Sports Editor on Twitter.....
@LeeClayton_
Lee Clayton
The story about #Westham and #Jelavic of #Rangers is NOT true, I'm told. No bid. Sam doesn't value him that highly.
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Totti wrote:Jelavic9|RFC wrote:Rangers reject £8million bid for Nikica Jelavic from WestHam
THE FUTURES BRIGHT, THE FUTURES BLUE & WHYTE!
Daily Mail Sports Editor on Twitter.....
@LeeClayton_
Lee Clayton
The story about #Westham and #Jelavic of #Rangers is NOT true, I'm told. No bid. Sam doesn't value him that highly.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-2091708/Nikica-Jelavic-West-Ham-bid-rejected-Rangers.html?
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Jelavic9|RFC wrote:Totti wrote:
Daily Mail Sports Editor on Twitter.....
@LeeClayton_
Lee Clayton
The story about #Westham and #Jelavic of #Rangers is NOT true, I'm told. No bid. Sam doesn't value him that highly.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-2091708/Nikica-Jelavic-West-Ham-bid-rejected-Rangers.html?
"Although the figures involved are unconfirmed."
Point stands.
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- Post n°470
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Lus Suarez wrote:Lech want Juanma Ortiz. Is he good?
Can't even make our bench, so err ...
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- Post n°471
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Doesn't mean much though. Teams in Poland have much less depth due to less number of games played. I guess he would be useful for Lech next season in Europe even if he can't start for you.
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Lu❣s Suarez wrote:Doesn't mean much though. Teams in Poland have much less depth due to less number of games played. I guess he would be useful for Lech next season in Europe even if he can't start for you.
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Ortiz hasn't done much, he lacks pace and wasn't really involved in the games he played, really quiet.
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Ortiz is one of the worst players we've had in years, and that is some accomplishment.
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Larkhall.
STORE giant ASDA last night revealed it could DITCH its green-and-white logo — just to please shoppers in a Rangers-daft town.
The supermarket chain this week unveiled plans to build a new multi-million-pound outlet in Larkhall, Lanarkshire — famed for its true-blue football fans.
But bosses have now sparked a furious row by admitting its traditional livery could be scrapped because the same colours are worn by the Gers' bitter rivals Celtic.
The incredible move comes just a year after the local Subway sandwich franchise ditched its own traditional green-and-yellow branding.
Last night an ASDA spokeswoman said: "We are well aware of the situation with Subway, as well as a few other businesses in the town, and we will be taking the public's feelings very seriously."
The firm's famous green-and-white sign appears on EVERY one of its stores across the UK — including one just half a mile from Ibrox stadium.
Changed ... Moss pharmacy
But ASDA is so worried about a backlash from Rangers supporters in Larkhall, it's set to hold a two-day consultation with locals over the new 31,000sq ft shop.
The purge on all things green has already hit everything from the town's chemist shops to traffic lights.
Now, shoppers may have to get used to a new ASDA sign, which could even appear in Rangers blue.
The spokeswoman added: "Plans are still at a very early stage but we can confirm there will be a period of community consultation in a bid to get feedback on the new store.
Prejudice
"Again we are only at the outline planning application stage, so in terms of opening, we are still a long way away.
"I don't think we have ever encountered a problem in regards to the ASDA branding or colour scheme but hopefully by holding these feedback sessions we can iron out any problems that arise."
The planned store and petrol station near the Broomhill Gate area of the town is expected to create 350 jobs.
But stunned politicians last night accused ASDA of "pandering to prejudice" over its stance on branding.
Larkhall Labour MSP Karen Gillon said: "There is absolutely no need for ASDA to change the colour of its logo. It is absolutely unnecessary.
"A change certainly wouldn't reflect well on the town and people throughout the many communities in Larkhall certainly wouldn't want a change.
Changed ... Subway shop
"If they decide to change the colour of the logo I'd be very surprised and very, very disappointed."
Nats MSP Alex Neil added: "ASDA should rise above this kind of thing and just get on with running their business.
"They should not pander to prejudice of any kind."
ASDA's decision to hold public feedback sessions in the town is the latest in a long line of embarrassing colour clashes in Larkhall.
Six years ago, Moss Pharmacies swapped its 'Celtic-style' green-and-white shop front for a Rangers-themed red, white and blue.
The makeover came after a fall in sales was blamed on the colour of the store.
And when cable TV boxes in the town were painted green, there was such an outcry that the company changed the colour to grey. Last year, furious residents forced international sandwich chain Subway to axe its traditional green-and-yellow branding in favour of black.
Bosses later claimed the colour change was "just a coincidence".
But South Lanarkshire Council chiefs were also forced to install wire grilles to protect green traffic lights in the town.
The blitz followed allegations that Rangers fans had been deliberately smashing them.
Up to 205 lights were stolen or damaged in just three years, costing £16,800.
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Robbie, is it ok if 2008 gets its story back?
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RANGERS star Kyle Lafferty yesterday told a court how he is bombarded with sectarian slurs "every day".
The 24-year-old Gers striker described his ordeal as he gave evidence against Reice Harrison, 16 — who is charged with shouting bigoted abuse and hurling a brick at the striker's car.
Lafferty told Paisley Sheriff Court how the 4x4's window was smashed near a Morrisons store as his pregnant girlfriend, ex-Miss Scotland Nicola Mimnagh, sat inside.
The Northern Ireland ace said it came after Harrison called him an "orange c***" and a "p****" in the supermarket's car park.
Asked by Harrison's defence lawyer Gordon Ritchie to describe the sectarian problems he encounters in general, Lafferty said it happens "every day, probably".
The player added: "When you play for a club someone else does not like, you get the same abuse. You just have to ignore them."
Lafferty told how he and Nicola had been followed around the store in Johnstone, Renfrewshire, by Harrison and two pals, who made "a nuisance of themselves".
But in the car park Harrison and his friends are said to have started yelling abuse at Lafferty.
The Gers hero said he then told Nicola to get into the car but was aware of the same three youths running after them.
Lafferty said he was filling up his Jeep at the nearby petrol station when he heard a "loud thump" and the window smash.
He added Harrison, of Johnstone, was the only member of the trio who was close enough to have thrown the brick.
Lafferty revealed he was "gutted" because he'd had the Jeep for just two weeks.
The ex-Burnley star added: "I don't want people shouting things like 'orange c***' at me. I just don't think it is acceptable."
Harrison denies assault and sectarian breach of the peace last November 21. The trial has been adjourned for further evidence.
The 24-year-old Gers striker described his ordeal as he gave evidence against Reice Harrison, 16 — who is charged with shouting bigoted abuse and hurling a brick at the striker's car.
Lafferty told Paisley Sheriff Court how the 4x4's window was smashed near a Morrisons store as his pregnant girlfriend, ex-Miss Scotland Nicola Mimnagh, sat inside.
The Northern Ireland ace said it came after Harrison called him an "orange c***" and a "p****" in the supermarket's car park.
Asked by Harrison's defence lawyer Gordon Ritchie to describe the sectarian problems he encounters in general, Lafferty said it happens "every day, probably".
The player added: "When you play for a club someone else does not like, you get the same abuse. You just have to ignore them."
Lafferty told how he and Nicola had been followed around the store in Johnstone, Renfrewshire, by Harrison and two pals, who made "a nuisance of themselves".
But in the car park Harrison and his friends are said to have started yelling abuse at Lafferty.
The Gers hero said he then told Nicola to get into the car but was aware of the same three youths running after them.
Lafferty said he was filling up his Jeep at the nearby petrol station when he heard a "loud thump" and the window smash.
He added Harrison, of Johnstone, was the only member of the trio who was close enough to have thrown the brick.
Lafferty revealed he was "gutted" because he'd had the Jeep for just two weeks.
The ex-Burnley star added: "I don't want people shouting things like 'orange c***' at me. I just don't think it is acceptable."
Harrison denies assault and sectarian breach of the peace last November 21. The trial has been adjourned for further evidence.
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It's one of those disgusting long-standing problems that really should be harshly dealt with. Can't accept that players, or people in general, get that ammount of abuse just because they play/support a football club, and/or religion.
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SBSP wrote:"ex-Burnley star"
Hilarious.