Rangers Football Club

eireland wrote: PanteirA wrote: manchesterbhoy wrote: utter vermin no other words for them  he's been named and deleted facebook profiles, but enough people know him, dont condone any violence against him but no doubt someone will  He hasn't deleted them. There are over 1000 comments since yesterday evening on his page , some threatening to murder him.  You mean on the video posted here? That's from a celtic fan if so

No, on one of his fb profiles. 

eireland wrote: Scott Brown reaction was perfect. Don't stoop to their level. What a man.

Their "Director Of Football" has walked away

Odd timing

Rumours of a fallout a few weeks ago over the Helander transfer

Edited by tonyjaa - 14 Sep 2019 at 11:33am

manchesterbhoy wrote: tonyjaa wrote: The " 2 million up front with 2 separate installments of 2.5mill over the next 2 summers" superstar Ryan Kent has gone off injured, hamstring apparently twitter comment that liverpool have gone to uefa as the first instalment hasnt been paid and it wasnt from one of the usual ITK sources this could get messy as big mike is due his cut soon is he not?

ricksen passed away this morning, hated him as a player against us, but have to admire his courage and strength in fighting that horrible disease 

Did the huns in the stands behave themselves last night?? 

LOVELY BEHAVIOUR


Greg Docherty has been hailed for upholding the ‘good name of Rangers Football Club’ by Ballymena United boss David Jeffrey after an alleged spitting incident involving Eros Grezda prompted a probe into the player’s behaviour.
In Northern Ireland on Wednesday night Albanian international Grezda was accused by Ballymena players of spitting at opposition defender Andrew Burns during a 1-0 win for Rangers Colts in the Tunnock’s Caramel Wafer Challenge Cup.

The second half incident led to angry exchanges with Grezda confronting Ballymena skipper Jim Ervin, who is a big Rangers fan. The 24-year-old winger, who joined Rangers last year, was substituted by coach Graeme Murty in an attempt to calm the situation down.
In a game described by Ballymena players as ‘competitive but not over the top’ they were left stunned by the actions of Grezda whose Rangers future could now be on the line



Midfielder Docherty, who was the Colts captain at the Ballymena Showgrounds, entered the home dressing room after the game to apologise. Club legend Mark Hateley, Murty and coach Peter Lovenkrands were also quick to speak to former Linfield boss Jeffrey, whose association with the Ibrox outfit goes back a long way.
Jeffrey said: “I was most impressed by Greg Docherty. He is a young boy who has made the Rangers first team and he was captain for the night and took it upon himself to come into our dressing room to apologise for what happened upholding the good name of Rangers Football Club in the process.

“I know the Rangers people were embarrassed by what happened and felt let down. Mark Hateley and Graeme Murty both came to see me about it and I appreciated what they had to say. Peter Lovenkrands was also excellent. Their behaviour was both gracious and exemplary.

“Certainly what happened on the night will not affect the good relationship between Ballymena United and Rangers or indeed my own relationship with Rangers.

“When Alex McLeish was manager of the club I did my Pro Licence at Murray Park and when I was in charge of Linfield we played Rangers several times and they were always great occasions. I know Rangers are a fantastic club.
“From our perspective the matter is over and very much closed.”
Grezda has not hit the heights expected of him since arriving at Ibrox last summer. Boss Steven Gerrard wasn’t happy with the player’s display in April in a bounce game against Liverpool Under-23s and the controversy in Ballymena won’t have done the £2million signing any favours