💙 Manager Derek McInnes and defender Olwethu Makhanya have been named @spfl Scottish Premiership Manager and Player of the Month for September.
👏 The double recognition reflects the collective efforts of the squad and staff, with the Gers winning all five fixtures in September, including four in the league.
💙 Old Firm victory at the @spfl Tennent’s Sixes!
🔥 Five goals for Martyn Waghorn, with Dean Shiels rounding off the scoring for the Gers.
👊 A brilliant way to finish tonight’s action.
🔜 Back for more tomorrow 👉 https://t.co/MUXnVM43hD
No away trips in Europe this season, no away trips to Celtic park and if it’s anything like last season we will be lucky to get a trip to Hampden. Away fans shafted by the club this season 👎
The Rangers Fan Advisory Board is deeply disappointed by today's outcome which effectively bans away supporters from Old Firm matches for the remainder of the season.
Our position is clear: Rangers supporters should be able to follow their team to every match. The absence of away fans is a poor outcome for supporters, for the fixture and for Scottish football as a whole. This is the showpiece fixture of Scottish football and it is poorer without away supporters. It should not take an entire season to find a solution that allows supporters to safely attend these matches.
We recognise that supporters will hold differing views on how we arrived at this point. From the FAB's perspective, Rangers has acknowledged the findings of the Independent Review, accepted accountability where appropriate and taken steps to address them. However, despite the events of 8 March and the recommendations that followed, Celtic's refusal to accept accountability for its role in what occurred, or take responsibility for the significant damage caused at Ibrox, has once again left Rangers supporters paying the price. It’s only right that the club took a stand against this failure to accept accountability.
We are also disappointed, albeit not surprised, that the SPFL has allowed the situation to reach this point. Supporters should not be left to bear the consequences of an inability, or unwillingness, to find a workable solution. In any other industry, regulators regulate; whereas in Scottish football fans are left again to suffer the consequences of inaction. An entire season without away supporters cannot be considered a satisfactory outcome for Rangers supporters or for Scottish football as a whole.
As a result, our loyal supporters will be denied the opportunity to back their team away from home. That is the true cost of today's decision.
The FAB will continue to champion the interests of Rangers supporters and press for a safe, workable and permanent solution that ensures Rangers fans can follow their team home and away.
I’m seeing a lot of Rangers fans happy with this decision but it’s a real kick in the balls to the fans that follow home and away to support the team. Nothing better going to Parkhead backing the team
Join us on Saturday 12th September at Edmiston House for the THIRD Rangers Rally.
FOR THE FANS. BY THE FANS.
Guests and entertainment to be announced soon
🔷12TH SEPTEMBER
🔷EDMISTON HOUSE
🔷7PM–LATE
🔷AGES 16+
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