Rangers Loving Cup Ceremony

[Millions]

Masonic drivel, hopefully a Govan splinter cell is plotting to blow Ibrox off the map

[DA Baracus]

I'd absolutely love to shite in to it

[sjc]

Didn't they used to keep the Arsenal shares in it?

[sjc]

11 minutes ago, DA Baracus said:

I'd absolutely love to shite in to it

I'd rather repeatedly smash it over John "bomber" Browns napper.

[Beano 3d]

Just shows how ill-informed all those people were who claimed they didn't have a pot to piss in.

[Florentine_Pogen]

Ooh yeah.......[emoji149][emoji149]

[YassinMoutaouakil]

They showed it on the big screens at half-time when we played them last January.  Bit weird.

[The Master]

It's typical Rangers, and now Sevco behaviour so the "ceremony" itself doesn't bother me,

What isn't right is that there's seemingly an obligation on the visiting directors to take part. It seemingly always takes place at their first home game of the year; what if the invitation to participate was (politely or otherwise) declined?

[Squirrelhumper]

11 minutes ago, The Master said:

It's typical Rangers, and now Sevco behaviour so the "ceremony" itself doesn't bother me,

What isn't right is that there's seemingly an obligation on the visiting directors to take part. It seemingly always takes place at their first home game of the year; what if the invitation to participate was (politely or otherwise) declined?

Surely Celtic don't do it?

[gannonball]

SHAME THEY CANT SIP FROM THE LIVING CUP AHAHAHAHAHAHHA

[HaikuHibee]

7 minutes ago, The Master said:

It's typical Rangers, and now Sevco behaviour so the "ceremony" itself doesn't bother me,

What isn't right is that there's seemingly an obligation on the visiting directors to take part. It seemingly always takes place at their first home game of the year; what if the invitation to participate was (politely or otherwise) declined?

 

That's the beauty mate. Why the f**k is Craig Brown there?  Obligated my erse.

[HaikuHibee]

"The Loving Cup, Paul? Aye, it would be an honour." What unit says that?

[JamesM82]

27 minutes ago, Squirrelhumper said:

Surely Celtic don't do it?

Presumably they did every other year, until they stopped playing the derbies at new year (i.e. very recently).

Although I doubt that Lord Livingstone, Lord (John) Reid,  Brian Wilson, Brian Quinn CBE et al had any objection to drinking to the health of the Queen.

[nsr]

2 hours ago, lanky_ffc said:

Here's the history of it for anyone who's as baffled as I was.

https://rangers.co.uk/news/headlines/loving-cup-ceremony/

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Back then, as now, Rangers were recognised as one of the world’s great clubs

Chortle.

[jamamafegan]

1 hour ago, DA Baracus said:

I'd absolutely love to shite in to it

With commentary from the Rangers TV boys when the cup is presented.

"My goodness. It appears someone has defecated in the cup."

"This is absolutely terrible, Tom - terrible."

[DA Baracus]

3 minutes ago, jamamafegan said:

With commentary from the Rangers TV boys when the cup is presented.

"My goodness. It appears someone has defecated in the cup."

"This is absolutely terrible, Tom - terrible."

That would be exceptional

[The Master]

8 minutes ago, jamamafegan said:

With commentary from the Rangers TV boys when the cup is presented.

"My goodness. It appears someone has defecated in the cup."

"This is absolutely terrible, Tom - terrible."

I refuse to believe that Tom Miller knows a word as complicated as “defecated”. 

[JamesM82]

1 minute ago, The Master said:

I refuse to believe that Tom Miller knows a word as complicated as “defecated”. 

But does he know what the goalie's daein?

[Lordofthewing]

With commentary from the Rangers TV boys when the cup is presented.
"My goodness. It appears someone has defecated in the cup."
"This is absolutely terrible, Tom - terrible."

"Whit's the toalie dain' Tom?"

[Eaststandee]

I like how this ceremony means absolutely nothing to anyone anywhere in the world but they do it like they are a selected elite of the sippy cup order.