BigAl

In a word NO Like Pittodrie catering, we're out of pies

Billy Stark anyone

See they are now admitting to including "stay away" season ticket holders and that the real crowd number was closer to 19,000

Cheap option appointment in the first place. Likely to have cost them in the long term now. Where's JC ?

Heard on Radio Scotland that despite the figure reported there was nothing like that number inside Ipox yesterday. Sounds like using the same abacus as the East End Minky Mob.

Another two weeks to decide outcome..... Total fucking joke

Out of contract in the summer. Had exactly this conversation with my younger son at Firhill last weekend. Either play him or lose him.

Fuck sake

C'mon the rockers

Friday and no match topic Out Bed Watching on TV Sleeping off tonight's drink 1.1 Rooney

See the howlers have perfected the ability to lose and still progress in Europe

Love the use of subtle humour there Bobby

Whyte due to appear in court in Glasgow today. Have a feeling that things are about to get even more interesting. Anyone else get the feeling that he'll sing like a canary and be happy to take all and sundry down in order to save himself.

So good I thought I'd post it again Hard to believe they only recorded one album, but hey if you're only going to do one make it a good one

Seems Mr Whyte has been detained in Mexico

The good old days when football was a game for real men.

No Only in Scotland

Is he gay or have they had a fall out ?

Feel for those losing their jobs, but this was done in typical cowardly Hun fashion by the looks of it

Another three goals for the u20's today

In M77 Main Stand (assume this is where we are seated again) M77 1-2 Goodie & McGinn

An arrest warrant has been issued for former Rangers owner Craig Whyte following an investigation into the club's sale in 2011, it is understood. The development came after four men were detained in England. David Grier, Paul Clark and David Whitehouse worked for Duff and Phelps, who were Rangers' administrators. Gary Withey worked for law firm Collier Bristow, which represented Craig Whyte before he bought Rangers from Sir David Murray for £1 in 2011. The four men were held during early morning raids at addresses across the UK in an operation that involved officers from Police Scotland, Surrey Police, Cheshire Police and Thames Valley Police. Police Scotland have been investigating the sale of Rangers from Sir David Murray to Craig Whyte for more than a year. A spokesman for Police Scotland said: "Four men have been detained as a result of the ongoing investigation into the alleged fraudulent acquisition of Rangers Football Club. "Around 6am on Friday, Police Scotland officers, assisted by officers from Thames Valley Police, Cheshire Police and Surrey Police, attended a number of addresses in England and detained four men." Duff and Phelps spokesman Marty Dauer said the firm was aware that three employees in the UK had been "detained for questioning in connection with work performed for Rangers Football Club". He said this work "was commenced while these employees were part of MCR Partners, prior to its acquisition by Duff & Phelps in October of 2011". He added: "Duff & Phelps has performed an internal investigation and commissioned an independent investigation of the related matters. "As a result, we believe that our work for Rangers was conscientious, thorough and properly performed in every respect. "Duff and Phelps has actively co-operated with all relevant investigating authorities throughout this process." Mr Dauer said a subsequent review by the Insolvency Practitioners Association in 2013 had "cleared the firm of any wrongdoing or conflict of interest" over its involvement with Rangers. Rangers manager Ally McCoist said: "Obviously I can't or wouldn't comment on a current police matter, but I would have to say I'm shocked. "Obviously I can't pre-judge what is going to happen. "Our concern has always been for the staff and supporters. What's happened to us in the last two-and-a-half, three years has been very tough, particularly on the staff and supporters. "We just want to continue with our attempts to get the club back to where we feel we belong." The development is the latest twist in a three-year saga involving Rangers. Mr Whyte bought Rangers from Sir David Murray for £1 in May 2011 and gave an undertaking to settle its £18m Lloyds Bank debt. It later emerged he paid the debt by selling three years of season tickets to finance firm Ticketus for £25m. Rangers entered administration on 14 February 2012, while under Mr Whyte's control, over non-payment of tax totalling about £14m. Mr Clark and Mr Whitehouse from Duff and Phelps were appointed as joint administrators. HMRC subsequently rejected a creditors agreement which would have allowed Rangers to exit administration. That resulted in Charles Green's consortium taking control and Rangers being accepted to play in the Scottish Third Division. The administration and subsequent liquidation of Rangers resulted in Mr Whyte's deal with Ticketus being declared void. The finance firm successfully sued him for £18m over the failed deal. Mr Whyte was later banned from being a company director for the maximum period of 15 years after a judge heard his conduct in dealing with Rangers was "shocking and reprehensible".

BOOOOOOOOOOOO Burton has apologised to Rangers for selling a T-shirt with an altered image of the club's founders and the slogan: "underworld division champions". Fans of the Ibrox club contacted the retailer after images of the T-shirt went viral on social media. Burton said it wished to "apologise unreservedly for any offence" and said it had removed the item from sale. The retailer said it was "unaware of any connection to Rangers" and "any reference was purely inadvertent". In a statement, Burton said: "We wish to apologise unreservedly for any offence caused by the T-shirt displayed on our website. It has been removed from the site and will not be re-appearing. "We would like to assure you that we were unaware of any connection to Rangers Football Club and any reference was purely inadvertent. "Thank you for bringing it to our attention and allowing us to rectify the situation."

The gift that just keeps on giving Warrant to be issued for the arrest of Craig Shyte as well. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-glasgow-west-30053692

Fuck sake min, where were you