Jakes Pal

Quality response, well thought out and executed.

Fair enough, however we are not the only Scottish Club or Club who are forced to play & stay in Scotland who have, or have ever had a player on loan. Why is it such a big deal?

The bus depot set fire to itself then? And it is not my imagination, you do delight in the criminal destruction of Rangers property, say it is not so. Why bring it up if you do not consider it as something amusing and a wind up?

I would be more concerned that whatever transfer fee is paid is lodged in a secure bank account.

There was no bus left after the fire, so it was no longer a bus, open roofed or otherwise. Nice to see that you take so much pleasure from an act of wanton destruction & criminality. I would imagine that you feel sorry for the moron who blew himself up in Clydebank the other day.

I would imagine that Rangers are paying the wages of the players they have signed, so yes.

The last bus to be arson attacked was not an open topped one. Sorry to be pedantic, but there you go.

Not yet I think. There is still a game or two to go in this epic tournament as far as I am aware, to be played over the next couple of weeks. Suffice to say that we have the open top bus on retainer.

Oh look, the wee lamb has changed all the Rangers words to Sevco. How cute. Bless the wee soul, as long as it keeps him happy.

Some people are reading a helluva lot into the Murphy loan with option to buy transfer. You would think that Rangers were the only Scottish Club or Club forced to stay & play in Scotland who have ever taken a player on loan. Perhaps there is a financial shortfall at Ibrox that precludes the immediate payment of the full fee, if so a loan and buy later deal makes sense. Perhaps with the uncertainty of Murty's position, the Club are simply being ultra careful with the transfer fund after allowing Pedro to piss millions against the wall. If Rangers do indeed go in to Admin 2 then I will be the first to admit that I am wrong, however I do feel that the recent frenzy amongst the more dedicated of the obsessed is simply no more than wishful thinking on their part.

Strange that there is no mention of the impending Admin in any mainstream media outlets. Also strange that Rangers have applied for and been granted a building warrant for recladding the roofs on the Copland, Broomie & Sandy Jardine. I would imagine that there must be other priorities for the money if the situation is that dire. As I said, strange.

Copland Road terrace was The Derry, watched my first games at Ibrox sitting on a crush barrier just in front of a support pillar of the roof not far from stairway 13. Seems that Dundee FC are under some pressure from the PC mob about their fans still referring to their traditional hardcore area as The Derry. Sticks & stones and all that.

May God have mercy on their Souls when we (as inevitable as it is) start winning Titles & Cups again, the meltdown of the haters on here will be a joy to behold. It will simply be too much for some of them to handle. May I remind some of you that, according to some religious teaching, suicide is a mortal sin. You will have to choose between enduring hell on earth watching us re-establish ourselves as #1or suffer eternal hellfire for taking the easy option out. I am under no illusion that our inexorable rise to the top will be in any way easy, or instantaneous, but it will happen. After all, you cannot keep a good thing down.

We have plenty of parades all year round but especially at this time of year. Just listen for the drumbeat.

At least we Bears can be full kit wankers now, should be chose to be, knowing the money is going to Rangers.

2 Year kit deals are the norm, most, if not all of Celtics home kits have been 2 season deals. The current Rangers kit is on sale at £20, less than half price. Fat Mike will be taking his cut of these sales at the new rate, not the old 90p in the £. You do not know the details of the new contract, therefore you do not know that Ashley is in the driving seat. Who is to say that Ashley might have come to his senses and realised that getting say 30% of Rangers retail sales with a new deal, against 90% of virtually no sales is a good idea? The court case would not have ended well for anyone. Had SD won, Rangers would have been stuck with the legal bill, whilst SD would have continued to sell virtually zero Rangers merchandise. Had Rangers won, SD would have been hit with the legal bill and a pile of Rangers merchandise that they would not be able to move, Rangers would still not get any revenue from merchandising. Common sense has prevailed here, and again, no matter how you try to spin it, this is great news for Rangers, and bad news for those who hate us.

Last seasons home kit will also be this seasons home kit. As for the stock already sold, completely negligible. Good news and a money spinner for Rangers no matter how desperately you try to spin it otherwise. As of 15.00 hrs, 21/6/2017 the new retail deal ensures that Rangers will be making money from retail sales that have already exploded, compared to the 10p in the £ nonsense that saw Rangers fans quite correctly refuse to purchase any merchandise that would line the Sports Direct bank account with Rangers getting practically nothing in return. Expect to see quite a few more Rangers shirts being worn around the streets of Scotland and beyond than you have become used to over the last few years.

Aye, Rangers finally being able to tap into a cash stream that will be worth millions to the Club is something to be laughed at. I am sure that every Rangers hater out there is splitting their sides at the prospect of Rangers retail sales exploding in the very near future.

Spelling Nazi. Point is still valid though, for a Celtic fan to comment on another Club spouting propaganda proves once again that you could not mark their neck with a blowtorch.

From a supporter of a Club whose every new signing, even those from previously undiscovered tribes of the Upper Amazon, who claim to have been Sellik supporters since birth, loved Jimmy Johnstone, greatest fans in the World, everybody loves us, watched the Lisbon Lions on a black & white telly in a mud hut in Mozambique, etc, etc.......

Some moves there Pedro. Welcome to our glorious Club. I know a wee shop where we can get you nice shiny bowler hat.

All that land around the Piggery, plus the special dispensation to build above a cemetery was granted to Ra Sellick for the princely sum of £1. Great value for money acquired by Glasgow City Council I am sure you will agree.

Mark Warburton and the Rangers team committed the heinous crime of posing for photographs with the Shankill Defenders FB. Shame on them, this will plunge the peace process into crisis.

Feeling the love flowing over us. 😠Admit it, you have missed us.

Enjoy your laugh while you can. Whilst you may have a wee chuckle at our expense in the future when results do not go our way, the days of laughing at us are gone. See you next season.