Unreal result given the week that’s in it and knowing what your main title challengers did earlier …going 2 up only to draw 2 all at home to Motherwell …
They had a class statement yesterday accusing their fans of being disrupters and of waging a propaganda war against the club.
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“Since his release, this is the only matter which has arisen” 
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Morelos ruled out for the rest of the season. By the time he’s fit again, he’ll have less than 1 year left on his deal. They might have to offload him for lower than they would have expected, or risk him winding down his contract.
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Early goal for huns
Cunts
2.0
Fucking cunts
Disallowed
Var over rules
James Tavernier has developed into one the great Rangers. Was there in the dark days of lower division football and has remained loyal. A captain leading by example.
Tavernier is second only to TAA in British full back terms. He is a fantastic player
The Electoral Office has been urged to re-open applications for post and proxy votes for Rangers fans travelling to the team’s Europa League semi-final match on polling day.
The Northern Ireland Assembly election is on May 5, but Rangers will also play RB Leipzig at Ibrox, with kick-off at 8pm that evening.
It will be the Scottish side’s first European semi-final since 2008, when they reached the final against Russian club, Zenit St Petersburg in Manchester – they lost the final 2-0.
The deadline to apply for a postal or proxy vote passed at 5pm on Tuesday, April 12.
However, TUV’s Darrin Foster said on Friday that he has “written to the Chief Electoral Officer Virginia McVea requesting that football fans who are travelling to the Rangers UEFA semi-final match against Leipzig on polling day are permitted to vote via post or proxy”.
“While the deadline for applying for absentee ballots as past, in the circumstances I believe there is a strong argument to say that fans travelling to Glasgow for this historic match should be treated sympathetically,” the Upper Bann Assembly candidate continued.
"Rangers have always had a large and loyal following in Northern Ireland and it makes sense to relax the rules so that no one is disenfranchised.”
The Gers will face the Bundesliga’s RB Leipzig in the first leg of the European semi-final on Thursday, April 28, at the German club’s home grounds, the Red Bull Arena Leipzig.
Giovanni van Bronckhorst’s side have reached the pivotal penultimate game after beating Sporting Braga 3-1 at Ibrox Park on Thursday night.
The win meant Rangers secured a 3-2 aggregate win against the nine-man Braga after extra-time.
Asked if his team could win the tournament, the Rangers manager said: "Well, we are getting closer. But I played in a World Cup final, played extra-time in the World Cup final and lost it.
"In the end we had nothing. You have to push hard until you have the prize and that’s what we are going to do.
“We are going to enjoy this night and work hard for the coming games to give this club success. We will do everything possible.”
This will be Rangers’ seventh time in total that they have appeared in the final four of a European competition.
They have appeared in four finals to date, winning once - against Dinamo Moscow in the final of the Cup-Winners’ Cup in 1972 in Barcelona, after being losing finalists twice previously.
Straight red for a Hun for a nasty over the ball studs up lunge. Ally mccoiist “I can see why he’s given it”
Motherwell tackle shortly after clean wins the ball "that a red card, he goes in with two feet, changes quickly on replay to “he’s very lucky, he won the ball but the left trailing leg catches him, could have been a red”
And Motherwell equalise. Woohoo. Ally incandescent.
Still 1-1. Huns by far the more dangerous team despite being down to 10
Gutted I didn’t get to Seville before they wreck it.
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Best of luck to @Bandage, @Little_Lord_Fauntleroy, @flattythehurdler and all of TFK League of Scotland community ahead of the big night in Seville.
Whether you are a devotee of the team from Pittodrie, Tannadice, Tynecastle, Celtic Park or wherever else, no doubt everybody is fully behind the League of Scotland standard bearers.
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I only heard about this today,
What an extraordinary achievement, I thought the Scotch league was a small step above the LOI, that’s amazing
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