@RG72_@TheQuietKid18 You are saying going to the game means you are happy to accept mediocrity and that is definitely a lot of shite,I’m no disputing that the majority of the team don’t deserve the support but going tomorrow isn’t an acceptance of being shite
@RG72_@TheQuietKid18 Going to tomorrows game doesn’t mean that those fans are happy to accept mediocrity,that’s a lot of shite tbh and a smoke screen for those that just don’t want to go because the season is done
Personally I think it's the generations that went through title race after title race, year after year, that have the insightful view on this, and have the experience of how they were won and lost. And that they recognise that they're not easy, and that there are setbacks to be overcome. And most of all "being Rangers" is not enough on its own, and no one hands you a title, it has to be earned.
We're underdogs for this title by virtue of the fact we are still 5 points behind and have just taken 2 points from 6. Also by virtue of the fact that 4 months ago you would've probably been saying that this was the worst rangers team, with the worst recruitment ever and the season was a write off. But now we're not and if we aren't underdogs then I presume you see us as favourites?! That isn't balanced or logical.
And bore off with the "happy clapping" chat, it's the hallmark of "sugar or shite" hot-takers who like to flex their credentials of how high they see our standards. We all know what is expected and what our standards are - just cos some of us layer it with the undeniable fact that we're not that good right now and have a lot of improving to achieve. If we won this league then it will have been a herculean achievement. Not just a thing that should happen because "we're Rangers".
Last night was understandably low-key but both Aberdeen & Hibs were also noticeably quieter than you’d expect.
Röhl has earned credit in a short time to get us back into a title race; additions may determine the strength of that challenge but fans also have to do their part.
This week Copland Youth were able to learn about the Rangers–Helsingborg friendship, before creating their own homemade stickers.
Thank you to our friends from Helsingborg for taking the time to teach Copland Youth about your club and scene.
Copland Youth were invited to help create 1,000+ hand-made flags for our tifo vs Roma. A brilliant effort from all involved.
Copland Youth gives 12–15-year-old season-ticket holders an insight into our style of support.
Register at the Copland Collective stall from 2pm–2.30pm.
@CCollective2024 A cracking event last night and the Founders Trail looks forward to working closely with you guys.
Your thirst for knowledge on our unique Founders story and wonderful Club means so much to us.
#OTD 14 May 2008 Zenit St Petersburg 2-0 @RangersFC at City of Manchester Stadium in the UEFA Cup Final, Zenit won the UEFA Cup. Goals by Denisov 72, Zyrianov 90. Crowd was 47,500
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