THE formation of Club 1872 is a really positive step for the supporters and for Rangers.
It will undoubtedly help the club in terms of the money that is raised to fund projects and it will give the fans a real say in how decisions are made at Ibrox.
But it will also give supporters a voice and that is as important as ever in the aftermath of events at…
THE formation of Club 1872 is a really positive step for the supporters and for Rangers.
It will undoubtedly help the club in terms of the money that is raised to fund projects and it will give the fans a real say in how decisions are made at Ibrox.
But it will also give supporters a voice and that is as important as ever in the aftermath of events at…
JOEY BARTON certainly has a colourful past and he has a reputation that will follow him wherever he goes in football but I think he is a really good signing for Rangers.
He was a standout for Burnley as he helped them get back to the Premier League last season and was named in the Championship Team of the Year.
Joey might be 33 but he is a fit lad…
MARK WARBURTON is close to agreeing a new contract with Rangers and that is a positive step for two reasons.
Firstly, it is a reward for his efforts this season and a recognition of the job he, alongside David Weir and Jim Stewart, has done so far.
Yes the season ended on a disappointing note in the Scottish Cup final but Rangers got the job done in the Championship and…
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STEWART Robertson, the Rangers managing director, last night insisted singing The Billy Boys was preferable to becoming involved in the unrest at the end of the William Hill Scottish Cup final.
Sportsmail revealed last weekend that the Championship winners were seeking to secure Warburton on an extended contract ahead of their return to the top flight next season.
Rangers managing director Stewart Robertson has revealed the ‘trauma’ suffered by Ibrox players and staff at Hampden after mayhem descended on the Scottish Cup final.
STEWART ROBERTSON hopes Rangers will be represented at the top table of Scottish football once again next season.
The Light Blues’ Managing Director missed out on an SPFL board place last term but Eric Riley of Celtic will stand down this summer and Stephen Thompson is no longer eligible for one of the Premiership berths after Dundee United’s relegation.
Hearts owner Ann Budge is likely to be one of the…
STEWART ROBERTSON helped launch Club 1872 at Ibrox on Thursday as several Rangers supporter groups came together as one organisation. It is the latest development in an ever changing Gers story and here the Light Blues Managing Director talks fans, the fall-out from Hampden, Hibernian, the SPFL board and boss Mark Warburton.
HOW SIGNIFICANT IS THIS ANNOUNCEMENT TODAY, STEWART?
SR: It is massive for the club. When you think what…
STEWART ROBERTSON reckons the formation of Club 1872 is ‘massive’ for Rangers after several Ibrox fan groups officially joined forces.
The Rangers Supporters Trust and Rangers First will pool their resources in a bid to bring tens of thousands of new members on board and steadily increase the shareholding in RIFC plc owned by fans as they set sights on the 25% barrier.
And Light Blues Managing Director Robertson is…
STEWART ROBERTSON hopes Rangers can clinch a new deal for manager Mark Warburton as the Light Blues set their sights on the top Premiership title next term.
The 53-year-old is poised to put pen-to-paper on fresh terms at Ibrox just a year after he and assistant David Weir made the move north of the border from Brentford.
Warburton’s first campaign in the dugout ended in disappointment as Rangers lost the…
STEWART ROBERTSON can understand why some Rangers fans feel ‘vilified’ over their treatment in Scottish football in recent years.
The Wales striker has praised Barton, who was the Clarets’ player of the year, for his leadership and insisted his character in the dressing room was nothing like the difficult portrait painted elsewhere.
RANGERS fans claim they and their club are being seen as ‘fair game’ in Scotland following the crowd disorder that marred Saturday’s Scottish Cup final at Hampden.
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Rangers’ managing director Stuart Robertson has criticised fans who invaded the pitch at the end of the Scottish Cup final against Hibernian.
Rangers managing director Stewart Robertson has vowed to take action against any Ibrox supporter found guilty of disorder at the Scottish Cup final.
With Rangers making their return to the Scottish Premiership next season, Light Blues fans are already looking forward to the release of the clubs’ new strips.
