Rangers will play in England within 5 years says Ibrox chief

Triggaaar

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EXCLUSIVE Glasgow Rangers and Celtic will be playing in English club football within five years says Ibrox chief Charles Green and hes ready to use EU law to make it so - Mirror Online

Where do I sign, where do we meet to march against them? Whatever it takes to stop them, I'm in.

 

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severnside gull

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• Mar 25, 2013

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Triggaaar said:

EXCLUSIVE Glasgow Rangers and Celtic will be playing in English club football within five years says Ibrox chief Charles Green and hes ready to use EU law to make it so - Mirror Online

Where do I sign, where do we meet to march against them? Whatever it takes to stop them, I'm in.

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count me in

 

L2MidgetGem B.H.A Seagull

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• Mar 25, 2013

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Me too

 

Grizz

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They annoy me, they really do. They shit in their own bed, can't get their way afterwards and now want to join someone else's party because they'll earn shedloads more money. They can't be arsed to sought out their own countries football problems, so would rather just ignore it. The only way they could be possibly be allowed to play in the English leagues is if started at the lowest level and worked their way up like any other club.

 

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n1 gull

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Whilst we are at it, where is my vote for Scottish independence? Scotland

 

happypig

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• Mar 25, 2013

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No ta, no place for sectarian, racist bigotry in the English league.

 

Blue Valkyrie

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• Mar 25, 2013

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Can see no positive at all for them playing in England.

Hopefully UEFA will block it. Also might even spell the end for separate Scottish and English national sides?

 

Triggaaar

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Grizz said:

The only way they could be possibly be allowed to play in the English leagues is if started at the lowest level and worked their way up like any other club.

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How low they'd be happy to start I don't know, but they've already said they'd be happy to start in the conference:

I don’t want to go into the Premier League,” Green claimed. “It would be wrong. If the Premier League sent me an invite saying we could start next year, I would turn it down.

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Yeah of course you would you slimy scumbag. I don't care where they'd want to start, the answer is no, we don't want you here.

If Rangers were allowed in, then all Scottish football teams would have to be allowed in. So we'd have teams from Scotland playing Dartford etc.

 

Titus

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• Mar 25, 2013

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Just imagine if they were in the same league as Plymouth and Torquay. Why should little clubs have to pay all those travel costs?

 

Triggaaar

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Blue Valkyrie said:

Hopefully UEFA will block it.

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If it wasn't blocked at the top, it would be our job to make sure everyone knows we don't want them. We could do a Pompey and sit and watch, or we could do a Brighton and take a stand.

 

maltaseagull

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• Mar 25, 2013

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I have no objection at all.




To them playing pre-season friendlies in England

 

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willyfantastic

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**** off rangers - to be honest it would take them years to get out of the conference anyway, such is the quality of scottish football in comparison to english

 

CheeseRolls

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willyfantastic said:

**** off rangers - to be honest it would take them years to get out of the conference anyway, such is the quality of scottish football in comparison to english

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Yes of course it would, a club with a 50K stadium they can fill will likely have a puny transfer budget.

 

withdeanwombat

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Jings,people,gie the Jocks a chance !

We'd a' love tee see Oor Wullie at the Amex !

(Though not in my lifetime,or that of my great great great great grandchildren)

 

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Cheeky Monkey

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They have had some incredible results of late. 0-0 against Stirling at Ibrox this week, beaten at Ibrox by Annan Athletic the week before! What odds on those results?

 

shaolinpunk

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• Mar 25, 2013

• #16

Dear Celtic and Rangers

lol no

All the best,
English football

 

jakarta

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• Mar 25, 2013

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Nae Bother, when wee Alex Salmond achieves independence in the next year or so they will pull up the Mcdrawbridge.......

 

Kuipers Supporters Club

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• Mar 25, 2013

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It has no chance of happening if Scotland becomes an Independent Country.

Having said that if they don't (which looks likely) it could happen (also very unlikely) such an arrangement could be similar to Wellington who play in the A-League.

 

smeariestbat

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fck off!

 

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Id rather have Rangers than Cardiff