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Battle Fever Network retweeted
Are their 2 John O’Kanes?
The one I knew that cowered at the thought of giving his all for the club and was unprofessional whilst wearing the shirt
and
This one who is a Twitter warrior and represents the fans with all his heart
Can’t be the same bloke surely !
Battle Fever Network retweeted
The widow of former Rangers and Scotland manager Walter Smith, Ethel, has presented a £50,000 donation to the cancer unit at the Vale of Leven Hospital, in recognition of the care her late husband received there. rangersreview.co.uk/news/266…
The very best to ever do it.
The bar everyone else strives to reach.
The standard-bearer whose standards were simply too high for so many to match.
Gone, but never, ever forgotten.
Walter Smith's Blue & White Army 💙🇬🇧
Battle Fever Network retweeted
Rangers have the same amount of points as Celtic in the Europa league..
Battle Fever Network retweeted
Didn't even know they were playing tonight, but if they lose you already know the ref is to blame.
Every time
Martin O’Neill praises Celtic’s performance but questions the refereeing decisions in their defeat to Celta Vigo 😤
📺 Stream on TNT Sports & HBO Max: streamonm.ax/4ySzugq
Battle Fever Network retweeted
I tell you what—our lad looks rather sharp in the 4th kit! 👌
For Rangers supporters/Kim Min-su supporters alike, you can purchase a kit here—tidd.ly/4sfWpiZ! 💙
#Rangersfc #김민수
Pish poor. Shocking first half. Came out with the correct tempo and aggression then a brain fart.
Didn't deserve the points.
Battle Fever Network retweeted
To the 110 fans who joined Rangers Lotto today, welcome on board, and we thank you.
Have you joined yet? It's only £1 a week.
rydc.co.uk/rangers-lotto/dir…
Battle Fever Network retweeted
Very sad news as young Rangers fan Robbie Frew has passed away at the age of 10 after a brave battle against a Brain Tumour 😔
He was diagnosed with stage three ependymoma in January of 2021, it came about after sickness and then becoming unresponsive.
After three months of chemotherapy and seven weeks of radiotherapy, he was making a good enough recovery to start primary school but sadly in 2024, the tumour returned.
He has put up an incredibly brave fight for over 5 years but sadly he passed away on October 9th.
Thought's go out to his family, parents Claire and Dean, and sisters Sophie and Haillie.
The local community in Larkhall have been left devastated including the local football club and those places that knew of him and the family.
There is a fundraiser trying to allows the family to create a memorial of Robbie.
The link is in the comments below.
RIP little man 💙🤍 taken far too young.
#Scotland #larkhall #Rangers #RIP
Unsure if we take him in January or just leave him to the summer.
Suppose just depends what Del wants....😏👀
