Guest Posted 14 May 2008 Posted 14 May 2008 Cheating bastards. Was going to post they got away with it too. Now going to post BOLLOCKS!!!
General Smuts Posted 14 May 2008 Posted 14 May 2008 Get the fook in!!!!!!!! DENISOVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV!!!!!
Uncle Albert Posted 14 May 2008 Posted 14 May 2008 Uh Oh.Unlucky Rangers. Pop goes your quadruple Not over till its over. Kris Boyd will do something soon. (yn)
Tilley Posted 14 May 2008 Posted 14 May 2008 Not over till its over.Kris Boyd will do something soon. (yn) Naahh. Hopefully not anyway. Rangers are boring & too defensive, oh & their Scottish.
Uncle Albert Posted 14 May 2008 Posted 14 May 2008 Naahh.Hopefully not anyway. Rangers are boring & too defensive, oh & their Scottish. No need to bring race into this please.
Tilley Posted 14 May 2008 Posted 14 May 2008 No need to bring race into this please. Hey, I'm not, Just kinda funny that 100,000 come down & they lose
General Smuts Posted 14 May 2008 Posted 14 May 2008 2-0 get in you slag! And Hul winning Everythings coming up Milhouse!
Head Honcho Posted 14 May 2008 Posted 14 May 2008 Rangers were awful well played Zenit and well deserved.
MC Prussian Posted 14 May 2008 Posted 14 May 2008 Well done, Zenit! The more determined team has won the trophy. (Although fair play to the Rangers, as they have played much more games this season and are still hampered by a large list of injured players)
Head Honcho Posted 14 May 2008 Posted 14 May 2008 Well done, Zenit!The more determined team has won the trophy. (Although fair play to the Rangers, as they have played much more games this season and are still hampered by a large list of injured players) ....................and hats off to Rangers for getting so far in the tournament.
Matt Posted 14 May 2008 Posted 14 May 2008 I'm getting my own back this week, and I'm loving, Just hope it can continue onto next week (?) and Chelsea lose. This week I have been pissing off a person who has a soft spot for Leeds (Who lost in their first leg playoff - No doubt they'll come back in the second leg )...A feud that has been going on for 2 days now, and someone who has a soft spot for Rangers, I was winding him up saying what I was going to bet on for Zenit tonight (None of which I won ). Both who wound me up during the season, not so much about relegation but week after week when I was upset, depressed, wound up after loss after loss...But now i'm getting my own back and I can see why they did it to me, Its a hell of alot of fun! As I said just hope it carries on to the Champions League final and Man Utd win so I can wind up the Chelsea fan.
Joe. Posted 14 May 2008 Posted 14 May 2008 Well I guess it should be well done to Rangers for getting so far. But for me it was inevitable that they weren't going to win it unfortunately.
Guest Posted 14 May 2008 Posted 14 May 2008 I wonder how many of our fans would accept being in with a shout for a historic quadruple for the price of being "negative".
lavrentis Posted 14 May 2008 Posted 14 May 2008 Reports on riots in Manchester centre and ITV News have said that there might be a Russian stabbed.
Matt Posted 14 May 2008 Posted 14 May 2008 Reports on riots in Manchester centre and ITV News have said that there might be a Russian stabbed. Confirmed. However injuries are not life threatening so I suppose that's some good news, I know you get "these fans" but is there really any need? We all get pissed off with football sometimes (We should know), some take it worse than others, but these type of fans go for one reason... Why spoil it for everyone else?
purpleronnie Posted 15 May 2008 Posted 15 May 2008 Unfortunately Rangers fans are quickly becoming the most feared in britain. I know Spain had major problems with them and were glad to see the back of them, now lots of trouble in manchester. This is why we have such stupid rules inside our stadiums.
Daggers Posted 15 May 2008 Posted 15 May 2008 Hooray! Up yours, you bunch of sectarian, National Front supporting mother****ers. Rangers supporters in Manchester for the Uefa Cup final clashed with riot police after a big screen in the city centre broke down.Officers came under attack after the screen in Piccadilly Gardens failed. Forty-two people were arrested in the city, including six who were held after a Russian fan was stabbed inside the City of Manchester stadium. An estimated 100,000 fans descended on the city to see the match, which Zenit St Petersburg won 2-0. Sir Richard Leese, leader of Manchester City Council, said "the finger of blame" pointed at fans, rather than with one of the big screens breaking down. "I think a small number of Rangers fans have let themselves down and they've let their city down," he said. "I think it would be a real mistake for what was a very very small minority of Rangers fans to say that their behaviour can be excused by a technical problem with a screen. "If we are going to put a finger of blame anywhere it has to be with those fans having to take responsibility for their own behaviour." Scum.
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