With one tweet about Danny McGrain, Scott Bradley achieved more fame and attention than he has managed in a decade telling himself that he is a journalist.The digital age has worked wonders with communications but in no universe, this one or any parallel one is there an argument, discussion or…
The Rangers Review understands that there was not an exclusive option-to-buy clause included in the loan deal to bring him to Ibrox last summer.
Off air White could have played a recording of The Billy Boys to Jordan, I suspect he’d be able to sing it word perfect having spent many days and nights in the company of loyal bears.
With highly selective coverage like that the natural reaction is over how much it costs for the city to stage hundreds of Orange Order hate marches every year and what do they add to the economy of the city?
Had Rodgers been less than exceptional more honours would have found their way to Ibrox, they would still be shouting about being the Most Successful Club in the World. That was dropped like a stone in December by the club and their media messengers.
Especially when the club has hosted an Iftar. After a google search an Iftar is associated with Ramadan and involved Muslims being given the run of Ibrox for prayer sessions and other activities. For many bears, brought up on WATP it is all a step way too far.
Putting the jigsaw pieces together it seems that Dave King has matched up with Cavenagh to sell on his shares with the remainder of the story an exercise in kite flying.
deeply saddening and frankly embarrassing that the club is now set to face significant sanctions for the actions of a very small minority.
Since the final whistle at Sunday’s Glasgow Derby there has been increasing criticism from some Celtic fans of the signings made in the summer of 2024.In tandem with that there has been a re-writing of the events of the previous summer when Brendan Rodgers was presented with the worst collection…
No one can tell me that would have been allowed to happen if the gap was only a couple of points. It’s complacency – and that’s something Celtic cannot afford ahead of next season.
