Why is the term 'no surrender' associated with glasgow rangers fc?
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It's simple in a odd kinda way. U see both Rangers & Celtic are from the west of Scotland where a lot of Irish moved to way back when.\n\nCeltic was formed by a priest and have a largely catholic following, they carry green white and yellow flags as well as Irish banners and sing the fields of athenrie.\n\nRangers on the other hand have a predominantly protestant following, fly the Union Jack and sing their own Irish protestant songs.\n\nReligion has no place in soccer, nor does singing songs about protestant paramillitary groups or the IRA, however, I am sad to say both the Rangers & Celtic fans think this is o.k.\n\nThe away fans are generally the worst, when they visit other grounds.  There is comming a day when this will be stamped out but sadly it's very much a part of the west of Scotland culture
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They did not win the league.  Lost on goal difference, but they qualified for Europe next season.  Not bad for a team that were heading for oblivion 2 years ago - Proud\n\nThey are losing their manager to my team as from tonight - Gutted.\n\nHope they get the Shelbourne manager next.\n\nHis new team Dunfermline Athletic won 2-1 yesterday.
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Celtic from Glasgow won 1967 European Cup.. They were then nicknamed the Lisbon Lions.
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one of the largest Glasgow Rangers forums online:\nhttp://www.rangersmediaforum.com\n\nlots of members, lots of stuff, have a look!  most people on it are ex bbc forum posters, and unlike the beeb site theres no 100 post threads on sectarianism or anything, just good banter.  a few celtic fans in there too.  you dont get that on followfollow.
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no goal means that even though the ball is in the goal something happened before it crossed the line and therefore making it a void.\n\nOffside is simple, if a player from team (lets call it..) X is closer to the goal Y than a defense player from team Y and receives the ball from a fellow player, it is called offside. \nIt is ok to receive the ball next to the opponent and then run faster to the goal than the defense player though.\n\nI think the inventor of this rule had very slow runners in his team and had to give them a chance to keep up, :)\n\nHope it helped
687889
It is as above but spelt Andrei Kanchelskis. \n\nHe played for Man U, Everton and Glasgow Rangers.
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It means being a follower.  I ain't no holler back girl, means I am not going to follow anyone.\nCheerleading chants etc...
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Fear not my little gutter-flower, Highbury is not getting torn down.\n\nIn answer to you first question (I cannot find the village on arsenal.com) I received some direct mail (I'm an Arsenal member) a month or so ago with Reyes inviting me to buy an apartment in a golfing complex in Spain that he had bought an apartment in - so that is probably the village.\n\nAs for Highbury, they can't tear it down because the East and West Stands are both Grade II protected buildings (Art Deco architecture). They are turning the whole ground into posh residential apartments, with gardens where the pitch used to be).\n\nI used to live 150 yds from the ground, and wish I could afford to buy one of those apartments - Arsenal tube is damn handy if you work in London.
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Glasgow Rangers\nLiverpool\nGalatasaray\nBlackburn\nNewcastle\n\nHe won numerous trophies with Rangers more due to the low standard of Scottish football rather than his managerial ability.\n\nHe won the FA cup with Liverpool in 1992\nHe won the Turkish cup with Galatasaray\nHe won promotion from the Championship to the Premiership with Blackburn\nAnd won nothing with Newcastle\n\nPersonally I think his a poor manager to many fallings out with players.
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First it was Third Lanark, then Airdrionians, then Clydebank. Next Heart of Midlothian. It could be a possibility. In 30 years time will we see a geriatric Chick Young wandering about the old weed covered stands at tynecastle talking about the manager that was sacked without losing a game and the russian who drove the club into the ground all for the sack of his banking interests.\n\nHope not,but it could be a reality soon enough.
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try here?  Maybe this will help.....\n\n\nhttp://groups.google.com/group/uk.sport.football.clubs.celtic/browse_thread/thread/b4b2b775de347d4f/54ebfbd1e4e7e60f?hl=en
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Iain \n"Slim" Jim Baxter wore the No 6  shirt mate\nI know this for a fact because the Sunday Mail (Scottish Paper) gave away a free DVD of this game only 2 weeks ago and i just had a wee look for you.\nBaxter was immence in that game, playing keepie up and generally extracting the Urine from the English players (World Champs at the time)\nAlthough he did'nt sit on the ball as folklore would have you believe.\nScorers on the day were\nEngland 2 - Charlton 84mins Hurst 88mins\nSCOTLAND 3 - LAW 27mins... LENNOX 78mins... McCALLIOG 87mins\nAlso Baxter played for Sunderland at the time and not Rangers as many believe\n\nAWRABEST
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WE WON,THATS 11 IN A ROW,RANGERS HAVEN'T EVEN WON 2 LEAGUE GAMES ON THE BOUNCE.\nI ALSO LIKE ANNE64534786 , WILL BE GOING TO ST PAULS CHAPEL IN GOVAN...lol
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Alexander George Cheyne (ref got spelling wrong) scored the winner for SCOTLAND direct from a corner in 89th minute of a British Championship game against England on 13th April 1929.\n\nThe match was played at Hampden Park in front of 110512 people.\n\nWorth a beer from all you MX fantasy football managers?
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It means it is not a competitive match with league points or progression in the next round of a Cup competition.  All they are playing for is pride!
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get rid of the SPL split and merge the league cups into a British cup. Also maybe in terms of the national team they need to introduce a limit to the foreigners fielded in order to push through local talent. (In saying that, there were quite a few Scottish players fielded by Rangers in the last 'old firm' game)
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I am a Rangers fan and love going to weekly game too see them.  Especially old firm games (no where in the world has an atmosphere anyting like it before and after- a lot of my english friends whosupport Man U and Chelsea who have been to an Old Firm have never experienced anything like this) though usually there is a murder after the game in and around glasgow.  My Boyfriend a Celtic fan and took me to Parkehead for a game against Hibs, and it was nothing like going to ibrox. Though I am being a bit Biased there.  I have also been down to Tottenham and Newcastle games in Rangers testimonials.  Good but not as good as home