Sound Rangers Men

pre Madonna wrote: Hard to like a man who dives that much. Rangers and West Ham is a hard double to take too.

sid waddell wrote: a pioneer, a hero

daraghj82 wrote: forgot to mention gazza on my earlier list and off course brian laudrup, just think how far the Scottish game has fallen in 20-25 years when back then rangers could and were getting top class players without much problems as well as almost getting and maybe winning the European cup in 92/93

Jimbhoy wrote: No way is Sadlier a Rangers fan. Lost all respect for him when I read that article, mainly because it's all lies. He used to drink in Germains in the Forest Hill/Catford area when he was playing for Millwall. Seen him celebrating Celtic goals against Rangers in the same pub. A few of my Millwall supporting mates used to know him personally and he never mentioned anything to them about being a Hun.

afaik he had a Rangers jersey as a kid. That may be all there is to it🤷‍♂️Keep calm kids

Paul McKnight from Belfast, who was on Rangers' books for years including during the Gazza era, was a good lad liked by everybody who knew him. Never got a break at Rangers as they kept signing multi-million pound players during his time there and he was plagued with injuries throughout his career. Capped by NI at every level except full international level because of that, played for St.Mirren in the SPL and in the Irish League for Linfield and Glenavon among others, immensely talented player who would have gone far but for all the injury problems.

Hotlips_Hoolahan wrote: Richard Sadlier claiming to support Rangers despite being an Irish Catholic with no Scottish blood is one of the reasons I doubt the veracity of half the stuff he comes out with. He strikes me as someone who just needs a bit of drama or attention in his life and will turn a mundane story into the extraordinary.

Edited by irishmufc - 13 Mar 2021 at 8:36pm

Het-field wrote: In principle, I would agree with you. But this one runs a little deeper when for instance the Yugoslavian anthem was booed at Lansdowne Road in 1999. I thought the 2011 it showed a little bit of an old style mentality, which is not entirely conducive to progress in the area of advancing a United Ireland.

It's a rivalry and it will happen. I wouldn't bother booing a song myself, but if others want to... It doesn't make anyone look big or clever, but that's some of the fun of supporting football  I would be against national anthems being played before sporting events at all, but that's another matter.

irishmufc wrote: thebronze14 wrote: Territorial wrote: thebronze14 wrote: Controversial one but have a lot of time for Steven Davis after his time at Saints. Brilliant player without getting the same credit as many of his teammates and an excellent professional. Just got on with it if things weren't going his way Not sure you could call him "controversial", since in nearly 20 years a professional he's never got into any sort of bother for his conduct, on or off the field. Compare him with eg Morelos, Brown or any number of Celtic/Rangers/NI/ROI players. NI captain on a ROI forum/Rangers legend enough reason on a YBIG forum True enough but Davis himself seems a decent lad and a fantastic professional. I remember him being booed in 2011 Nations Cup game at Lansdowne which was embarrassing stuff from a contingent of our support. Would've loved if he played for Ireland. I think himself and Shane Long are good mates.