Just been told by that the huns are to boycott their cup game against Dundee Utd!!
Thought they needed the money?
Don't they know its a 50/50 split?
sorry if already posted.
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04-12-2012 12:02 PM #1
Huns to boycott united in cup
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04-12-2012 12:09 PM #3This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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04-12-2012 12:15 PM #4This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Something to do with United demanding the money they were owed.
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04-12-2012 12:18 PM #5
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Well here is hoping the Dundee Hibs chairman charges £10 a programme and 50p entry to the game (gate recpts are split 50/50, programme sales aint )
They are doing a boycott of all the SPL clubs home grounds who voted against them - let them, there are ways around their plans i.e. above!Last edited by JustSimplyHibs; 04-12-2012 at 12:28 PM.
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04-12-2012 12:22 PM #6
Just a thought IF NO HUNS TURN UP AT THE GAME DO THE RANGERS STILL GET A SHARE OF THE GATE MONEY?
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04-12-2012 12:25 PM #8
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04-12-2012 12:28 PM #9
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That's right, they were home games not away. I'm only going on what my mates tell me, 5 of them all season ticket holders who got free entry to those cup games...cup-top up or something.
I edited my post aboveLast edited by JustSimplyHibs; 04-12-2012 at 12:31 PM.
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04-12-2012 12:32 PM #10
When I saw the draw I thought they'd be in for a right cuffing but if they have no support then its an early exit as they have come to expect a large mental travelling support
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04-12-2012 12:36 PM #11This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
2. Selling Goodwillie to Blackburn instead of them last year (good decision for United, as it turns out).
3. Hun paranoia about Stephen Thompson ("timmy sounding name, dontcha know") acting in cahoots with Celtic and Hibs to stop Sevco getting into the SPL.
That's it.
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04-12-2012 12:37 PM #12This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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04-12-2012 12:37 PM #13
Sevco with fans at tannadice have a chance.
Sevco with no fans at tannadice are out.
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04-12-2012 12:49 PM #14
Had a feeling this would happen as soon as the draw was announced
In their minds, they feel that United (along with us and Celtc) were driving forces in the quest to have Rangers eliminated entirely from the Scottish league. No coincidence that each of these clubs have some form of Catholic history/associations.
It adds to already perceived injustices against them from United in reference to the aforementioned replay match.
The various supporter groups have already stated that they will boycott the game (including the Blue Order, RST, Vanguard Bears and Ulster Bears) but I can't see a wholesale boycott taking place as too many of them will want to rock up to Tannadice and "get it up" the Arabs for 90 minutes.
Their fans are apparently talking about pressuring Rangers to organise a Legends match or reserve match on the same day, or arrange a beamback to Ibrox with charged entry but neither will work owing to policing and/or broadcast rights.Madness, as you know, is a lot like gravity. All it takes is a little push.
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04-12-2012 12:49 PM #15
They do have the same idea
taken from United forum
I don't know if I read it here or elsewhere, but is there any way shape or form that ST can use an ace up his sleeve to get full profits for the game?
All ticket game, £5 per ticket, £15 for a voucher for a match programme which you redeem on the day?
Rangers get there 50% of my fiver, and United get the £17.50?
Or am I just talking pysh?
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04-12-2012 12:51 PM #16
You can guarantee if they had drawn Celtic they wouldn't have boycotted the game.
Who cares anyway, 3rd division pish away to an SPL club?
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04-12-2012 12:56 PM #17
They will be there IMO as they cant help themselves with a bit of attention seeking however will no doubt be even more obnoxious than usual if that were indeed possible.
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04-12-2012 12:59 PM #19
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04-12-2012 01:04 PM #21
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anyway I thought you didnae like boycotts
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04-12-2012 01:09 PM #23
If you fancy pishing your pants this avo, read this: http://forum.rangersmedia.co.uk/inde...owtopic=243156
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04-12-2012 01:26 PM #25
If and when they return to the SPL, is their acceptance for membership not governed by strict (ha ha) rules. I forget the wording but there is one about all clubs acting within the spirit of the league and in the best interests of other members. I reckon that a football club and it's supporters are part of the same package and if a club whose supporters behave in a manner which is unacceptable ( eg systematic boycotting etc.) then that club should be deemed unsuitable for membership. Or is the behaviour of fans outwith the remit of board of the SPL?
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04-12-2012 01:47 PM #26
Hopefully Rangers scrape a win in this game.
I'd rather we came across them in the cup than Dundee Utd...
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04-12-2012 02:03 PM #27
Hilarious and shocking at the same time!! To be fair the OP was slapped down by the vast majority for expressing his 'views'. I do hope they have their picket, will be most entertaining, funnier than the hat throwing antics of the Yams not that the police will allow it anyway! Fannies
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04-12-2012 02:05 PM #28
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I wonder if this guy will be on the picket line
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04-12-2012 03:04 PM #29
They think they're bigger than they really are.. Who cares if they boycott.
Nobody's going to worry about an average third division teams boycott.
Although if they started 'coming to blows' like the op in that thread said it would show them for the classless bunch of SPL rejects their fans really are
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04-12-2012 05:16 PM #30
Hun's officially turn down cup tickets
CHARLES GREEN, Chief Executive of Rangers, has tonight issued the following statement.
He said: “Rangers Football Club will not be taking its allocation of tickets for the forthcoming Scottish Cup match against Dundee United at Tannadice.
“This is a unanimous decision by the board, senior management and staff at Ibrox. Everyone at this club is dismayed at the actions of certain SPL clubs, which were actively engaged in trying to harm Rangers when we were in a perilous situation and we are acutely aware of their attitude to us.
“Not all clubs who voted against Rangers returning to the SPL fall into that category and indeed we made Motherwell very welcome when we played them at Ibrox in the League Cup competition recently.
“However, feelings remain very raw and it should be no surprise that we as a club feel this way.
"It is unsurprising too that there has been a reaction from our supporters to this particular fixture.
“The last thing we as a club want to do is to compromise security arrangements for any match.
"I therefore appeal to all fans not to travel to this match and to Dundee United not to sell tickets to Rangers supporters.
“Our only regret is that this turn of events will not assist Ally McCoist and the team in what will be a very difficult fixture.
“We should make clear that the Club, the manager and the players all look forward to a situation where Rangers fans attend every match to support the team. The fans are our greatest asset.”
INFORMATION FOR SEASON TICKET HOLDERS/SUPPORTERS CLUBS
Rangers season ticket holders should note that their participation in the continuous credit card scheme and position in any subsequent ballots will be unaffected by this decision.
Similarly, supporters clubs should not that their ticket grading will remain completely unaffected.
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