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I'm sure 'Rangers' would like to say a big thank you to their sponsors: A K Ray, Ross Hall Hospital, Glasgow £150 ADI UK, Preston £7620 ASL, East Sussex £2514 Acies Group, Edinburgh £2340 Adrian Coll, Balloch £1600 Alan Duncan, Glasgow £1400 Alexander West Property, Glasgow £2807 Alison Walker TV, Bearsden £600 Alliance Video, Surrey £204 Aon Limited, London £14,151 Arena Imaging, Derby £336 Argyll and Bute Council £406.80 Astra Hygiene Supplies, Dumbarton £61.27 Audi Stirling £396.05 Azure Support Services, Macclesfield £523,949.71 Azzurri Scotland, Burnley £34.63 BTWShiells, Belfast £2917.39 Barr Environmental Limited, Cummnock £264 Base Soccer Agency, London £52,560 Bauer Radio Ltd (Radio Clyde) £702 Beyard Services, Beith £5559.60 Bhutta’s Newsagents, Glasgow £567.45 Big Think Agency, Glasgow £14,265.60 Blooms UK Limited, Glasgow £70 Brabners, Manchester £12,999 Brentwood Estates, Manchester £42,963.06 Brian Proudfoot, Glasgow £2,802 British Gas £1,562.42 BT £1,292.13 Business Cost 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Scotrae Productions, Greenock £17,058.94 Scottish Ambulance Service £8,438.40 Scottish Hydro Electric £62,527.30 Scottish Power £302.44 Search Promotional Merchandise, Buckinghamshire £6,240 Shanks Waste Management, Southampton £122.58 Sharon Agnew, Glasgow £460 Shawfield Timber, Glasgow, £786.24 Shell UK £7,637.94 Shields Land Rover, Glasgow £246.75 Shred-it Glasgow £444 Sign Plus, Dunfermline £2,473.22 Signature Industries, London £1,507.90 Simplewaste Solutions, Clydebank £17,626.26 Sinclair Pharmacy, Glasgow £1,909.79 Slater Menswear , Glasgow £688.31 Solutions.tv, Glasgow £2,652 Sound Acoustic Productions, Glasgow £12,000 Souters Irrigation Services, Cumbernauld £456 Spike Multiedia, Giffnock £5,312.50 Sporting iD, Tyne and Wear £144.70 Sportopps.com, Belfast £150 Sports Alliance, Bury £2,006.65 Sports Revolution, London £5,034.52 Stellar Football, London £72,000 Stirling Fire Protection £1,149.30 Stockline Plastics, Glasgow £258 Strathclyde Police £51,882 Striking Imagery, 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It's quite the fairy tale, really. When the plucky Ibrox side were formed in 2012, few people predicted they'd reach such lofty heights. Sure there were stumbles on the way up the league structure, from (same old) Alloa, always cheating, to the humiliation at Fir Park, but they fought manfully against all the odds - and the 'deep state' SFA agenda - and I think we should all congratulate such a Roy of the Rovers success story. Well done Rangers, you now have the same number of league titles as Third Lanark, Kilmarnock or Motherwell.

Loving the idea that the police force for the largest city in the country, that was scheduled to hold a climate change summit with huge potential for protests and demonstrations just can't do anything if a bunch of knuckle-dragging morons predictably decide to gather in the streets. Clearly the only thing to do is to chaperone them through the streets like an Orange walk! An absolute, full-blown minter for Police Scotland and by extension the SG who they report to.

It's good for Scottish football that a team that isn't Celtic or Rangers has won the league.

Having won every domestic trophy since 2016, Celtic's stronghold had to fall at some point. Congratulations to St. Johnstone on being the team to finally end Celtic's domestic dominance. It has clearly had a positive impact on other Scottish clubs and that shouldn't be underestimated. Just today, Rangers took heart from Saints' League Cup victory by winning their very own trophy. Hopefully this is a defining moment in Scottish football and we'll soon start to see even more teams taking confidence from St. Johnstone's achievement. Congratulations to the Perth club.

There is nothing weirder to me than Aberdonians who support Rangers and hold an active hate for AFC. It's really, really odd behaviour.

I was interested to see Stevie G confirming that Rangers went to hell when they died. Life affirming.

To be fair it's understandable - you just can't win with unhinged bigots. You can't educate morons, just look at the way they eat their way in to an early grave at 50. Old firm fans don't have the capacity to understand or admit when they acting like tools, they lack any empathy what so ever and their single existence is simply to get one over on each other.

Doesn’t matter if it’s difficult or easy. It’s their job. If the police can’t deal with this predictable situation then they aren’t fit for purpose

I’m petty, and a few other things as well, so I will never ever congratulate that lot for anything, even though you are taking the piss.

Half the squad by the looks of it

Anyone claiming not to support them and congratulating Rangers on winning the league is a wrong un. Same to be said if it was Celtic winning it. f**k off. Big team found everywhere.

Didn't stop the chief constable weighing in on people protesting for basic racial equality in the summer, did it?

Just play it behind closed doors.

I'm going full throttle da' here. UoL, SoH etc. Her problem is she has no concept of what life is like below the middle classes. She doesn't realise sunshine isn't the same on a balcony, 4 up surrounded by the shite there's no room for in the flat, and school is a fucking midden with more rats than otters.

This thread is like a weird time capsule of patter everyone else stopped using in 2013. Bizzare stuff.

This drawing on the BBC football page I like the one on the left wearing Hummel

Heard a bit of Devi when I went out in the car. I should have a smile on my face because I'll hear the laughter of children going to school in the sunshine.. Smiling at children going to school has gotten me in to enough trouble in the past.

Well aren’t playing. It’s United v Celtic. HTH.

They're certainly mutants.

Happy promotion anniversary folks.

The people of Inverness letting off fireworks to celebrate a 1-1 draw with Alloa this weekend is quite tinpot. Very small time.

f**k them and all who sail in them.

I thought about congratulating them but f**k that. I will not pretend to have anything other than contempt. They probably prefer it that way anyway.

That’s the reason they are not charging yet , there is still a bit to go to get it to where they want it , remember it’s currently all being done by volunteers who have a jobs outside of this ,when they get it to the standard they want I reckon it will be a decent site , credit to club for continuing to run it free as they are aware it’s not ready for a pay wall

Call the season now. No honours but keep positions. Also deduct some points off of Hearts, just for a laugh.

Right, no sense putting it off any longer IN JOINT 179th, WITH 1 POINT EACH Game: Jungle Strike Release date: 1993, 94 and 95 Platform: Sega Genesis, SNES, Amiga Gameplay: Longplay video of the Mega Drive version available here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fdJ8XtuJBuU Game: FIFA 19 Release date: 28 September 2018 Platform: Windows, Xbox 360 & One, PlayStation 3 & 4, Nintendo Switch Gameplay: It's FIFA, innit User comments: "It had Dundee in it" Game: Knockout Kings Release date: 1998 Platform: PlayStation Gameplay: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=III33EP89es Game: Bully (Canis Canem Edit) Release Date: 17 October 2006 Platform: PlayStation 2, Xbox, Windows, Nintendo Wii Gameplay: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1pmE_N_nM7o Poll-maker comments: I played this not long ago and reviewed it: Game: NBA Jam It occurs to me that I forgot to check which version of the game this referred to. 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Just need to get the two superior games in the series out of the way before I jump in the Batmobile simulator. Game: RollerCoaster Tycoon Platform: Windows Release date: 1999 Gameplay: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9wF60AjPWqo User comments: "Another of the Business Sim type games, I still have this one on steam and can occasionally play it, still the best one of all of the genre IMO." Cultural impact outside of games: Responsible for "Mr Bones Wild Ride" Mr Bones Wild Ride. (Long, but well worth the read.) - post - Imgur Game: Grand Prix 3 Platform: Windows Release date: 2000 Gameplay: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ECEuVwjzHB4 Game: Crackdown Platform: Xbox 360 Release date: 2007 Gameplay: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w09lbpX-QJw User comments: "This was the first game I owned/played on the next gen, and it absolutely blew my mind. Haven't felt the way about a game the way I felt about Crackdown the first day I played it beofe or since. It probably hasn't aged well, but has to make my list" Poll-maker comments: I remember a friend of mine excitedly showing me this when I was at his. I thought it looked like shit. The most generic, basic open world experience possible. I think I saw that after I had played inFamous which I largely disliked for the same reason. Game: Worms Platform: Amiga Release date: 1995 Gameplay: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P2LmeqexsxU User comments: "there's genuinely never been a better "mates round for a smoke and/or some cans" game ever made." Poll-maker comments: Don't do drugs, kids. 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Devi talking about the lockdown not being strict enough is just more deflecting away from the fact that the primary problems were in care homes and hospitals. Both governments seem keen not to talk about transmission in these settings in case the public get the idea into their heads that anyone should be held responsible for all the deaths there. We'll hear Sturgeon and her outriders bang on about house parties and celebrations but I haven't heard a peep from her about 60% of severe cases being contracted in hospital.

All fair points. I'm sure the club will review the whole thing at the end of this season. I know a lot fewer people watch the highlights on B&W TV than on the old Youtube channel, for example. It's a difficult one, Ayr's first video paywall (Ayr World c.2009-12) was successful on its own terms (it paid for itself and for equipment that is used to this day). It did not contribute anything financially to the club though. So much has changed in the last decade and there is a much higher expectation from fans for content (free and otherwise). It will be a difficult circle to square for the club to keep fans happy while making Black & White TV a revenue generator. Interesting times...

Thats Humza doubling down on Jason’s ‘ill take your euros away’ pish. Id suggest that if UEFA or Fifa were even remotely concerned about crime or public safety they wouldnt have had a world cup in Russia (and some of the euros) and the next world cup in Qatar.

Allow all fans back with the exception of OF fans.

If it was upto me (and it isn't) the people who should be quoted as "Mr/Mrs/Ms Falkirk" aren't guys like Totten but the volunteers who help round the club. That photo of Totten has Sarah Scott in there, the amount of work she did for the junior bairns and the benefits the club have got from that has been immense how many fans that might have slipped into the old firm support were brought back by the junior bairns? Or guys who run buses for no reward year after year.

Lets be honest, COVID is the last thing to worry about for those manky b*****ds. You'd catch something in that crowd regardless of a deadly virus going about.

Unfair. These are debts of a different club.

The LC may be in Perth but WE stopped them "winning all the trophies".

They absolutely deserved this title but the constant reference to 55 at any given opportunity is trying WAY too hard . It reeks of desperation to be thought as the same club rather than just enjoying a title than for what it is.

See my reply above. Stereotyping based on prejudicial views. Oh f**k off you handwringing wet blanket.

Highlights will be up on Black & White TV in an hour or so. Thanks to Morton TV for the match footage.

Quite amusing seeing this debate and the justifications being thrown. I think 99% of people would sympathise with a spontaneous explosion of emotion if there had been a dramatic event to cause this. let’s be honest, the title was won months ago and it’s not even official yet. This was pre planned, orchestrated gathering so the club and the fanboys on here can spare us the emotional argument. The frustrating thing for people is not the gathering itself but fans, the club and even the media desperately trying to justify it.

You're kidding surely. You think everyone descended on the area at the same time? I've been in enough crowds involving Old Firm fans to know that they are held to a completely different policing standard.

This. People correcting those who do are cringeworthy as it was a terrible rebrand mirrored on the English leagues as we had no imagination to do any different. Doncaster fanboys imo.

My niece turns 1 in less than a month, they live about 400yds from my house and ive been legally allowed to visit them for less than a third of her life. My wee boy is 2 almost 3, hasnt had the chance to go out and go to the soft play and football classes he absolutely loved which help with not only his socialisation skills but even just the life experiences and introduction to sports etc. He asked for a birthday party, doesnt want presents, wants a wee party for his friends with his grandparents there (my wifes parents have seen him twice since December), yet he cant have that. Wife’s knocked her pan in with work, taking on extra days for vaccine clinics and we’ve had no support from the government yet in Devi’s eyes this hasnt been harsh enough? Shes stressed out her nut and cant even go a swim or whatever to unwind. What does Devi want to do? Lock every c**t in a fucking cage? Make your own sunshine in a 6x4 cell Devi? You know I get that she is obviously a book smart intelligent person but thats certainly not the same for her emotional intelligence and self awareness.

girfuy Rab you horrible c**t.

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Fooling absolutely nobody here

Coca Cola increasing the price but keeping the product the same was certainly preferable to Irn Bru making their product fucking shite, as a real world example....

I think we all know the answer is "can play anywhere across the front three".

Honestly think there's folk who want a spike in covid figures next week so they can blame a few thousand Rangers fans being in a group outside. It's not something they should be doing but I struggle to care too much tbh. The current levels of restrictions are complete overkill at this stage.