Langtonian

Return train is available to book via trainline £103 return,down the day before the game,back day after the game

C,mon the Killie

Fairly uninspiring, thankfully didnt renew my SSC membership

Allegedly Mc.kinnon was approached by Utd last Friday Raiths CEO was in the directors box with Thomson at the Dundee derby

No BT only covering from semi final onwards

Do you expect anything else ?

A bit disrespectful to the rovers considering the Rangers could only draw with them a week or so ago

Good luck to the Hibs in the final.Be quite gauling to see a club win it that left a trail of creditors,robbed the tax payer and small businesses of thousands upon thousands of £

This and Wally just fuelled the hoards with his comments or are season tickets due renewal

Thanks for the link TM,interesting read and dont get me wrong i,m not against standing at football,on the contrary all for it,

Scottish Payments http://stv.tv/sport/football/1331865-spfl-sides-to-share-record-21m-prize-money-payout-in-201516-season/ English http://www.totalsportek.com/football/premier-league-prize-money-table-2015/

experience?been going to Scotland games since the late 60,s Why do you think standing creates a better atmosphere?Why can't the atmosphere be the same or equally as good sitting?

Why and have you got stats/ concrete evidence to substantiate your claim?

No restriction,entitled to go in to any stand

Not a football debt? Was paying all football debt not part of the 5 way agreement

Expect the same old same old from Strachan

Seen plenty smokers being chucked out,may well depend on what pisser you visit or what pisser folk complain about

Your spot on DD Maybe the stewards/polis need to start ejecting folk that are intent on standing in an all seater stadium then maybe some will get message Quick to throw smokers out

History?died along with the club

Would rather not pay seems to be the norm for your club Three law lords said you had case to answer and owe the money.We all know that paying what your are owed is not in Rangers DNA but don't think you can squirm your way out of this and are goosed on this one

Fook me we know it's good value for those that go to away games but it's shit value for those who don't,it's basically £50 to be guaranteed one ticket for a home game on whatever day/ night of the week,whatever kick off time when tickets are easy accessable for non members

A TRIO of lawlords have ordered Rangers to fork out £250,000 after they lost their long running legal dispute with the SPFL. A senior SPFL source has revealed the Ibrox club have been told to pay the penalty originally handed down to oldco Rangers after an inquiry by Lord Nimmo Smith in February 2013. Nimmo Smith’s commission, established by the SPL after the financial collapse of Rangers four years ago, found them guilty of a failure to declare EBT side letters during the reign of Sir David Murray. However, Nimmo Smith also ruled Rangers gained no sporting advantage from the contentious tax avoidance scheme and he did not strip any titles won during the decade in question from 2000. Lord Nimmo Smith Rangers appealed the fine last year but an independent SFA tribunal, made up of three High Court judges, have now found in favour of Scottish league bosses. Rangers newco, under Charles Green, were asked to accept liability for the £250,000 fine as part of the controversial five way agreement that led to the award of a licence to play in the Third Division in the summer of 2012. Rangers fans will be angered at being landed with another legacy bill and, in particular, the doggedness of the SPFL in demanding it be paid, even though it was originally handed to oldco. However, the SPFL insist newco Rangers gave the undertaking they would cover oldco’s costs and former chairman David Somers and chief executive Graham Wallace even engaged in talks to suggest ways of paying it. SPFL Chief Executive Neil Doncaster All bets were off, however, when the disgraced former board were replaced by the new regime last year, led by Dave King, and he carried out a thorough review of all the club’s outstanding legal cases. The SPFL insider revealed there is still an appeal route open to Rangers via the Court of Arbitration for Sport, but it would be a lengthy and expensive process and Hampden bosses are confident a line will be drawn under the matter. Gers chairman King could now sanction a cheque for the payment or, more likely, the SPFL will take the £250,000 from the £474,750 prize money Rangers are due to receive if, as expected, they win the Championship in the coming weeks. Rangers last night declined to comment, but it’s understood they are furious over alleged breaches of confidentiality on the news they have lost.

6 years out in 3

Thanks peever

Silly question,currently have virgin media would I need a dish for this box?could I keep virgin media and connect this box to another TV