Sometimes laughter is the best medicine

Just ignore him, the guy's no right in the heid.

 

Is it **** did ye see the Manchester riots yeez made crimewatch FFS!!!!

 

^^^^

Pished and beeling

 

Topic Originator:*Chris1983**



Date:***Thu 7 Nov 07:56

Letter sent to RFC this morning, was too raging last night to type!! Very much doubt I'll here any reply. And I know our supporter's gave as much abuse back, but not in the same sick manner and to children so young.


Dear Sir/Madam


I am writing to complain about the disgraceful and poisonous scenes witnessed at your club's football ground last night.


I have been attending football matches for over 20 years and last night decided to take my 8 year old son to his first competitive game. He does not have much interest in football and I thought taking him to one of Scotland's biggest stadiums with a great atmosphere would start getting him into football. Unfortunately, we spent the majority of the 90 minutes attempting to avoid the avalanche of pies, coins and lighters being thrown by The Rangers' 'fans'.


My son was actually hit in the eye by a coin thrown by one of your 'fans'. I immediately reported this to a steward who could not have been more useless if he had tried. After consideration I will today be contacting Police Scotland to press assault charges. I expect your club's full co-operation in the matter. Needless to say my son won't be begging me to take him to the football again anytime soon.


The vile and poisonous abuse dished out by The Rangers' support last night was disgraceful and the club should be ashamed and embarrassed. I have no doubt that this will be brushed under the carpet though. I have been to my fair share of matches over the years and am used to the abuse shared between opposing supporters. However, for your supporters, during the match, to be telling a 10 year old girl that she was 'a little slag and was going to get fu**** rotten' is taking things a bit far is it not? This was in clear earshot of the stewards who, despite the complaints of the girl's father, decided to take no action. Shocking.


Upon leaving the stadium a group of around 15 of your supporters marched over to 2 Dunfermline supporters carrying a drum which is taken to every game, assaulted them and stole the drum. Again, this was witnessed by stewards who decided no action was required.


I have had to wait until this morning to type this email to allow some of my anger to disappear. I will never ever be returning to Ibrox. The scenes last night were terrible. Your stewards are a disgrace. And before I get the usual reply about it being a minority, it's not. The problem with your club is you always blame it on the minority. When there's 40 thousand supporters in a 50 thousand seater stadium singing sectarian songs you call it a minority. When all of your supporters in the vicinity of the away support act as I have described above you will again call it a minority.


You have state of the art security and CCTV facilities. Use them and ban all the supporters who threw something last night. This will not happen though as you are a club too scared to ban thousands of season ticket holders all at once.


I, and many fellow Dunfermline fans, will not be returning to Ibrox. I realise that financially a club such as yours couldn't care less about a few less Dunfermline supporters turning up next time. However, you should care that you have ruined a wee boy's night (probably a lot more kids' night than just mine), you have partly ruined football for me now and your supporters are embarrassing themselves, your club and our country.


This email is also being sent to DAFC, the SFA, every Scottish national newspaper and radio phone-in show.


Do the right thing, stop employing blue-nosed stewards who think The Rangers support can't do anything wrong, and get the security tapes from last night looked at and those involved banned from your club.

 

Ditto for the other unfunny obsessive

 

Dry yer legs.

 

I think it's fair to say that They won't like this.

 

Ye's missed the point ya dumbfucks.

It was a rhetocial post about the arguments we're already getting and will get for the next 20 years.

I've already had one of my Celtic supporting pals come out and say "Aye, but your thuggery was worse than ours". Well, that's ok then.

I didny know there was an acceptable level of thuggery.

 

Didn't read.

Sum it up Mindy and we'll judge if it's a fail or not.

 

Cunt's raging

 

Calm it bud I was bein tongue in cheek pal all the best chief dont want no trouble fella

 

Did you ****

 

Things have come to a pretty pass when Fingers is the only one to talk sense on here.

 

Imagine what this place will be like in 20 years.

Jiffy will be in his 30s, Julian's immune system will have finally caved in and Tobias will still be here moaning at people but really looking for a little interaction.

 

Aye, am pure fizzing about what happened in Amsterdam last night

Am also having a nice wee laff at the behaviour of TGFITW.

 

Aye. Was speaking to him this morning. Marvelous invention these telephone thingies.

 

Ah know. Am away for a lie doon.

 

Topic Originator:*KGB**



Date:***Wed 6 Nov 22:48

I am reliably informed that for once, the frequently trotted-out urban legend of Rangers fans chucking pies, coins and the like actually did take place this evening.


Absolute scumbags.

 

And he said 'Your thuggery wiz worser than ours'?

 

Gambol's three posts in a row rage-a-thon