Rangers FC On Field Gossip & Rumour Thread 2017 Mod Note in OP(Updated 14/08)

Eirebear wrote: »

Ach, I used to love the Saw Doctors, once, a long long time ago...

I'm embarrassed for you after that one

Eirebear

blahfckingblah wrote: »

I'm embarrassed for you after that one

Me too, don't worry.

Jelle1880

Pretty comprehensive win today, good to see certain forums (FF) however try to lay the attention to the smoke bombs used by a part of the Rangers support

Tonight see's the second round of the Ramsdens cup and Rangers take on Berwick Rangers.
No trialists ate allowed to night so the Rangers team is.

RANGERS: Gallacher; Faure, McCulloch, Cribari, Wallace; Crawford, Black, Macleod, Templeton; Shiels, Little.
SUBS: Kelly, Gasparotto, McAusland, McKay, Aird.

To be honest there is a lot if pressure on Ally to win this as his cup record has been rotten to say the least.

Can see this being a close one believe it or not. Personally I am not overly confident.

Interesting to hear who Ian Black is betting on! :pac:

Dempsey wrote: »

Interesting to hear who Ian Black is betting on! :pac:

Ah well if they do him I am sure many more will follow after all we all know many players in Scotland are having a bet and the SFA would have to be seen to be even handed. Wouldn't they

Broxi_Bear_Eire wrote: »

Ah well if they do him I am sure many more will follow after all we all know many players in Scotland are having a bet and the SFA would have to be seen to be even handed. Wouldn't they

Most players would be smart enough not to have an account with the bookmaker or place bets via proxy. For those that are stupid enough to have accounts, it would require bookies to volunteer information to the SFA like what happened with Black. Its not easy for the SFA to be even handed without more evidence but that shouldnt stop them making examples of the likes of Black to send out a message.

RoryMac

Maybe I'm naive but I'd like to think there's not many that bet on games involving their own team(if that actually proves to be the case with Black)

Dempsey wrote: »

Most players would be smart enough not to have an account with the bookmaker or place bets via proxy. For those that are stupid enough to have accounts, it would require bookies to volunteer information to the SFA like what happened with Black. Its not easy for the SFA to be even handed without more evidence but that shouldnt stop them making examples of the likes of Black to send out a message.

You think you may get a big surprise. But let's be honest this was a fishing trip same as Friday night I have given you my thoughts.

RoryMac wrote: »

Maybe I'm naive but I'd like to think there's not many that bet on games involving their own team(if that actually proves to be the case with Black)

If it proves to be the case he should never play for Rangers again

if he did he should never play again

blahfckingblah wrote: »

if he did he should never play again

I wouldn't disagree

Broxi_Bear_Eire wrote: »

You think you may get a big surprise. But let's be honest this was a fishing trip same as Friday night I have given you my thoughts.

What?

Dempsey wrote: »

What?

Sorry I meant to put a couple of smileys in there. Wasn't to be taken seriously

Broxi_Bear_Eire wrote: »

Sorry I meant to put a couple of smileys in there. Wasn't to be taken seriously

A smiley wouldnt help me understand what you are talking about

Dempsey wrote: »

This one should be awkward enough for both sets of supporters....

I take it you were meaning the choice if sings certain sections of both sets of supporters sing
As I say I took it in good part at the time and meant my earlier post to be x bit of a joke. Obviously I got if wrong sorry

Broxi_Bear_Eire wrote: »

I take it you were meaning the choice if sings certain sections of both sets of supporters sing
As I say I took it in good part at the time and meant my earlier post to be x bit of a joke. Obviously I got if wrong sorry

Nope, just that both clubs supporters wouldnt be able to slag each other about their liquidations without opening a can of worms. i.e. Airdrie United getting SFA approval to become Airdrieonians this season. Thought that would be on the menu to have a go at them, no?

I just didnt understand what you meant is all, just abit confused is all

Rangers go two up with goals from McKay on 59 min and Little on 61 min.

Game finished 2-0 and its one closer to the end of the transfer embargo Saturdays home game agains East Fife will see the last time Rangers have to play trialists though Law and Daly can't play as they have played their full quota so we should see two players left Bell and Clark turn out. Leaving four to make their debuts in the following games

Jelle1880

anyone but celtic??

RoryMac

I see last nights game was a sell out!!

Jelle1880

blahfckingblah wrote: »

anyone but celtic??

These friendly people found it a good idea to take in a game from Scotland's most successful club, can't blame them

Rory: Let's wait until tonight, ok ? Crucial Champions League decider and all that, bound to be 60.000 in attendance surely;)

Jelle1880 wrote: »

These friendly people found it a good idea to take in a game from Scotland's most successful club, can't blame them

Rory: Let's wait until tonight, ok ? Crucial Champions League decider and all that, bound to be 60.000 in attendance surely;)

They were looking for sheep, they found a different type of sheep though. .. :pac:

many rangers fans make it to the game tonight?

PauloMN

Jelle1880 wrote: »

These friendly people found it a good idea to take in a game from Scotland's most successful club, can't blame them

Rory: Let's wait until tonight, ok ? Crucial Champions League decider and all that, bound to be 60.000 in attendance surely;)

Ah well, at least they saw one of their teams win. :P

TheBuilder

RoryMac wrote: »

I see last nights game was a sell out!!

Lol! Just cos the glory hunters were out in force at parkhead tonight again :P

Unfortunately Ramsden's cup second round games just don't have the same appeal as getting into the champions league group stages

then again if we had played Berwick away it would have been a trip into England, our European adventure for a year lol.

Starting to feel like Liverpool fans with their trips to Wales keeping them going.

It's Rangers v East Fife today and the last game the club has to play trialists due to the transfer embargo. No Law or Daly as they have played their quota of games so Bell (goalkeeper) and Clark (striker) replace them

RANGERS (4-4-2): Bell; McAusland, Cribari, Faure, Wallace; Crawford, Black, Macleod, Templeton; McCulloch, Clark
SUBS: Gallacher, Shiels, Gasparotto, Telfer, Murdoch, Aird, McKay

EAST FIFE (5-4-1): Andrews; Dutot, Thom, Neilson, Mbu, Johnstone; Brown, Willis, J. Stewart, Tuta; Buchanan
SUBS: Paterson, Clarke, Austin, Moosari, Barr, R. Stewart, McBride
REF: Alan Muir