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4. Songs: Please stick to clean anti-SFA songs and Rangers songs. Again, if the song is welcome at Ibrox then it is welcome on the march. Be mindful that there will be families in attendance, supporting our club; therefore be mindful of the language used.

You'd think. Sadly, the more I think about it, the more I reckon this will drag on and on. Clearly some hidden agenda going on here. Probably been asked before, but if they are liquidated and the registration transferred to a NewCo (assuming the SPL bend over and let it happen, with the NewCo straight back into the SPL), would the player registrations go too? As in, the longer they leave it to make a decision on redundancies, could they pull the plug and transfer the player registrations onto the NewCo, leaving the new team with a ready made squad?

Reporting Scotland saying the wage cuts talks have fallen through...about time. Let the blood letting commence - after how this has panned out, I don't think I'll be happy unless the club is reduced to a smouldering ruin.

Of course they're helpless. They're dead.

Our wee one smiled for the first time today!

Well, they've been pretty ineffectual thus far...wouldn't surprise me TBH!

Puts an interesting slant on Whyte's comments about HMRC rejecting various 'offers' from Rangers - if true, would suggest that they'll accept full payment or nothing?

Which, in many ways, makes it all the funnier. He's giving it the 'all on me' routine today, pleading with ra peepul for forgiveness whilst chuckling maniacally to himself at how he's fucked/is fucking them over! Top stuff.

Exciting isn't it? It's like phone hacking all over again. Never mind groundsharing with QP, they'll be on the blaes pitches across the road.

That's the thing that sickens me the most. In any other business, a company or individual who deliberately avoided tax would have the book thrown at them, and I would doubt there would be too many complaints from Joe Public. It seems to be an acceptable practice - not just with Rangers but right through British football - that clubs are somehow able to flaunt these basic obligations because they somehow see themselves as 'institutions'. The amount of financial skulduggery that must go on behind the scenes sickens me. It'll take one of the bigger clubs to go (or rather, for HMRC to grow a pair and go after them in the same way they would for anyone else) before anybody in the game realises that the practices apparently bankrolling the whole show are killing it. But then again, I think the interests of the average supporter were forgotten about a long time ago at these clubs.