Rangers Transfer Talk and Gossip

OhNoYouDidn't

Here is a thread for the Teddy Bears on here to discuss The Rangers.


Because the Celtic fans quite simply have a pain in their hole listening to you on their thread.

KeithAFC

Thanks

McGregor
Whittaker Bougherra Weir Papac
Weiss Davis Ness Naismith
Diouf
Jelavic

For the game at the weekend.

That_Guy

OhNoYouDidn't wrote: »

Here is a thread for the Teddy Bears on here to discuss The Rangers.


Because the Celtic fans quite simply have a pain in their hole listening to you on their thread.

The_Kew_Tour

Was this part of the Good Friday Agreement;)

Good to see Rangers thread

mike65

/subscribes.

Eirebear

lol, it seems ONYD can't count.

Still seeing as he wants to push ahead with this, i'm quite happy to discuss Rangers in their own thread.
Mind you, it wont keep me from answering to the Rangers related discussions on the Celtic thread either.

Keith: I'd go with that side.
Hopefully Weiss and Diouf perform like they did last night, if they do then there is no way Celtic will finish with 11 men.

OhNoYouDidn't

Eirebear wrote: »

lol, it seems ONYD can't count.

Still seeing as he wants to push ahead with this, i'm quite happy to discuss Rangers in their own thread.
Mind you, it wont keep me from answering to the Rangers related discussions on the Celtic thread either.

Keith: I'd go with that side.
Hopefully Weiss and Diouf perform like they did last night, if they do then there is no way Celtic will finish with 11 men.

Worms everywhere. :pac:

Eirebear

OhNoYouDidn't wrote: »

Worms everywhere. :pac:

Thats a shocking way to describe your own players.

major bill

I just wanted to leave this comment to get on the first page of what is a very historic day on this forum:cool::pac:

kraggy

Are there many non-Scottish Rangers supporters in the 26 counties?

KeithAFC

kraggy wrote: »

Are there many non-Scottish Rangers supporters in the 26 counties?

There is a club called the Dublin Loyal.

Eirebear

kraggy wrote: »

Are there many non-Scottish Rangers supporters in the 26 counties?

More than many people think, although still a huge minority in comparison to fans of English clubs and those who support Celtic when the Premiership isnt on.

kraggy

KeithAFC wrote: »

There is a club called the Dublin Loyal.

But are they not Scottish ex-pats living in Dublin?

OhNoYouDidn't

KeithAFC wrote: »

There is a club called the Dublin Loyal.

But how many of them aren't Scots or nordies working in Dublin?

Eirebear

kraggy wrote: »

But are they not Scottish ex-pats living in Dublin?

Mostly yeah, but as far as im aware they have a few irishmen in their ranks and even a couple of polish lads.

OhNoYouDidn't

kraggy wrote: »

But are they not Scottish ex-pats living in Dublin?

There are always one or two cranks who will pick Rangers for controversy sake. But there is no organic support base. Sure they would be lynched in Ibrox.

Funkfield

/gets popcorn


/not even a football fan.......

Eirebear

OhNoYouDidn't wrote: »

There are always one or two cranks who will pick Rangers for controversy sake. But there is no organic support base. Sure they would be lynched in Ibrox.

lol, like there is an "organic" support base for most supported clubs in Ireland!

Of course, theyd be lynched at Ibrox.:rolleyes:
Your showing yourself and your ignorance up again fella.

major bill

OhNoYouDidn't wrote: »

There are always one or two cranks who will pick Rangers for controversy sake. But there is no organic support base. Sure they would be lynched in Ibrox.

if stories are true they would at least come out with enough potatoes to feed their family for a year!!

Nalz

Eirebear wrote: »

lol, like there is an "organic" support base for most supported clubs in Ireland!

Of course, theyd be lynched at Ibrox.:rolleyes:
Your showing yourself and your ignorance up again fella.

who is this ONYD!!!

OhNoYouDidn't

Eirebear wrote: »

lol, like there is an "organic" support base for most supported clubs in Ireland!

Of course, theyd be lynched at Ibrox.:rolleyes:
Your showing yourself and your ignorance up again fella.

So a Dub could bring his kids to Ibrox and dring in Govan in safety?

Pull the other one chops, bells on it

Eirebear

OhNoYouDidn't wrote: »

So a Dub could bring his kids to Ibrox and dring in Govan in safety?

Pull the other one chops, bells on it

Personally ive taken Irish lads over to games on two occasions, one from Donegal (aptly named Teague!) and the other from Dublin when i was at college down there.

The only time they took any abuse was when myself and the lad from Donegal ran into my Celtic supporting uncle, who felt it his duty to rip into this 16 year old lad for being "Traitorous scum".

So speaking i'm from personal experience.
You can carry on and peddle your silly little myths because at the end of the day anyone with any experience of the situation knows better.

premierstone

Hi is it ok if I post on here constantly with particularly biased posts in favour of Celtic, I dont actually support them you see, or Rangers I just have a passing interest in the SPL cos i have a mate who supports Celtic and another mate who supports Rangers and shur there always texting me??

Eirebear

premierstone wrote: »

Hi is it ok if I post on here constantly with particularly biased posts in favour of Celtic, I dont actually support them you see, or Rangers I just have a passing interest in the SPL cos i have a mate who supports Celtic and another mate who supports Rangers and shur there always texting me??

Dunno, you'd better clear it with ONYD - he makes the rules around here.

SomethingElse

premierstone wrote: »

Hi is it ok if I post on here constantly with particularly biased posts in favour of Celtic, I dont actually support them you see, or Rangers I just have a passing interest in the SPL cos i have a mate who supports Celtic and another mate who supports Rangers and shur there always texting me??

Bites :pac:

/pointless discussion begins

lubo_moravcik

Where's Brewster???

Badabing

As someone who supports the first Irish team to win the European Cup in 1967 namely Celtic F.C. - I am appalled and saddened that in my lifetime a Rangers Thread has opened on Boards.ie. Shocking Shocking

KeithAFC

Badabing wrote: »

As someone who supports the first Irish team to win the European Cup in 1967 namely Celtic F.C. - I am appalled and saddened that in my lifetime a Rangers Thread has opened on Boards.ie. Shocking Shocking

You might not like equality but there you go. Looking forward to seeing Jelavic and Diouf upfront together. Good thing about Diouf is he can play out wide or upfront. A great option to have.

Brenireland

this ****ing better be QP

premierstone

KeithAFC wrote: »

Good thing about Diouf is he can play out wide or upfront. A great option to have.

I can play in gaols, back four, midfield and upfront...... Im sh*te in all positions but a great option to have

KeithAFC

premierstone wrote: »

I can play in gaols, back four, midfield and upfront...... Im sh*te in all positions but a great option to have

I think he is a good player. Could cause serious damage in the SPL. I see no reason why he can't.

Dempsey

Badabing wrote: »

As someone who supports the first Irish team to win the European Cup in 1967 namely Celtic F.C. - I am appalled and saddened that in my lifetime a Rangers Thread has opened on Boards.ie. Shocking Shocking

ROFL, you troll so good, even KeithAFC couldnt pick up on it

invinciblePRSTV

If i had to pick a Scottish team it'd be the Gers. They had a class team right throughout the 1990s and early naughties with Laudrup/Gazza/Albertz and co., and the old warriors of Hateley & McCoist. Developed a soft spot for them after watching them in the 1993 EC campaign and the less successful ones during the mid/late90s. Still keep an eye on their results and cheer them on when they beat Celtic.

Hope they sort out their finances out and the new owner they're getting in splashes the cash and get the players in, though with Walter in charge even without the cash they are still top dogs, some things never change.

NB Barstool republicans i don't give a fawk about the politics of it all.

Funkfield

in before the "no foreign sports"

Badabing

Armoured cars and tanks and guns .........

Dempsey

invinciblePRSTV wrote: »

If i had to pick a Scottish team it'd be the Gers. They had a class team right throughout the 1990s and early naughties with Laudrup/Gazza/Albertz and co., and the old warriors of Hateley & McCoist. Developed a soft spot for them after watching them in the 1993 EC campaign and the less successful ones during the mid/late90s. Still keep an eye on their results and cheer them on when they beat Celtic.

Hope they sort out their finances out and the new owner they're getting in splashes the cash and get the players in, though with Walter in charge even without the cash they are still top dogs, some things never change.

NB Barstool republicans i don't give a fawk about the politics of it all.

Bandwagoner....

invinciblePRSTV

Dempsey wrote: »

Bandwagoner....

Definitely, I even had a RFC shirt back in the day:D, made PE class fun when playing ball with the scobes.

3hn2givr7mx1sc

invinciblePRSTV wrote: »

Definitely, I even had a RFC shirt back in the day:D, made PE class fun when playing ball with the scobes.

That is straight up trollin' right there.:P*



*The wearing of the jersey, not his posts.(;

karma_

invinciblePRSTV wrote: »

Definitely, I even had a RFC shirt back in the day:D, made PE class fun when playing ball with the scobes.

LOL

I remember a kid in my school came in to PE one day and whips out the old Rangers away red & white shirt, talking late 80's, and puts it on. I had to admire such a ballsy move but he only wore it once. Not you was it?

kraggy

kraggy wrote: »

Are there many non-Scottish Rangers supporters in the 26 counties?

OhNoYouDidn't wrote: »

There are always one or two cranks who will pick Rangers for controversy sake. But there is no organic support base. Sure they would be lynched in Ibrox.

invinciblePRSTV wrote: »

If i had to pick a Scottish team it'd be the Gers. They had a class team right throughout the 1990s and early naughties with Laudrup/Gazza/Albertz and co., and the old warriors of Hateley & McCoist. Developed a soft spot for them after watching them in the 1993 EC campaign and the less successful ones during the mid/late90s. Still keep an eye on their results and cheer them on when they beat Celtic.

Hope they sort out their finances out and the new owner they're getting in splashes the cash and get the players in, though with Walter in charge even without the cash they are still top dogs, some things never change.

NB Barstool republicans i don't give a fawk about the politics of it all.

invinciblePRSTV wrote: »

Definitely, I even had a RFC shirt back in the day:D, made PE class fun when playing ball with the scobes.

QED.

invinciblePRSTV

karma_ wrote: »

LOL

I remember a kid in my school came in to PE one day and whips out the old Rangers away red & white shirt, talking late 80's, and puts it on. I had to admire such a ballsy move but he only wore it once. Not you was it?

Nah this was round 1999-2000, wore it plenty of times.

To people saying there are no 'organic' RFC supporters in the ROI i'd disagree. Obv. there's nowhere near the number of EPL, Celtic or LoI supporters but i've met a couple in my time including one of my neighbours, you've just gotta look in the right places:cool:.

ziggy

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ziggy

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PauloMN

This thread:



Nice to have another SPL thread though for Brewster and his imaginary mates.

Eirebear

ziggy wrote: »

This post has been deleted.

There already was, people claimed ownership.

Dempsey

Eirebear wrote: »

There already was, people claimed ownership.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j2AIqYVZ7gc

amiable

premierstone wrote: »

I can play in gaols, back four, midfield and upfront...... Im sh*te in all positions but a great option to have

Tell me this was a typo cos its so apt for Diouf

PauloMN

Dempsey wrote: »

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j2AIqYVZ7gc

Is that Maurice Edu in the new away kit?

Eirebear

PauloMN wrote: »

Is that Maurice Edu in the new away kit?

Hey, keep the casual racism to your own thread!

KeithAFC

I hope Jelavic will make it for the weekends game.

karma_

KeithAFC wrote: »

I hope Jelavic will make it for the weekends game.

Arsenal sign him did they?