Only if they threw everything in the fat, dirty gets!

Even if 10,000 turned up thats not close to the over 100,000 that came down for the UEFA Cup Final (some estimates reckoned 120,000). I'm not convinced 10,000 would have come anyway - this is not a rare major cup final for them.

Even turned the club shop into a Rangers shop. No shame.

Fairpoint but you can't blame GMP for not wanting to risk it.

This is Kaiser Dave. No surprise.

Good move! That's why he's a millionaire!

Yep. For the one and only time, "Wigan's turning blue".

McBlue!

I bet Dave was on the tills checking for dodgy Scottish tenners!

Utter madness.

Safe than sorry in a way, but the numbers alone suggested the problems wouldnt be half as bad.

T'was all a bit weird. I've not exactly had good experiences of Rangers fans in the past, but can't knock them today - behaved impeccably and a very well-organised operation, the bill for which is being footed by Rangers themselves (presumably it works out less than the risk of a fine for any trouble!)

i work at tebay services on the m6- fans just gone back through about a hour ago- all well behaved, no shouting or swearing!!!

Rangers fans are no worse than any other soccer teams fans. Why does everyone get so worried?

All that for a boring 0-0 draw. Football is the worst sport EVER.

I'm afraid that, in my experience, they are worse than other clubs, but it certainly doesn't represent the majority of their fans, I'm sure.

Absolutely no idea why anyone watches it.

Well at least British football allows "some" physical contact.

International football makes my blood boil sometimes.

Some bloody South American rolling over as if he has been hit by an elephant gun when he gets his foot stood on.

Pathetic......

Unfortunatly everyone seems to have tarnished all rangers fans the same with what happened in Manchester in 2008. 100,000+ fans coming to manchester. There was always gonna be the minority that started trouble espicially with what happened with the screen. Unlike a final abroad, there was no way of stopping the trouble makers coming down, unlike if it was abroad and they would have there passports taken or checked before travelling !!

The baffling thing was, a lot of places in Manchester that sold alcohol where advised to close, yet Whealan opened the bars at the DW these guys to have a beer !

they were escorted, I think the others were in case unofficial fans turned up to watch it in town

In my experience the police have no problem with fans having a drink, they simply prefer them all to be together either on the ground or in a pub. It becomes a problem when fans are scattered and they can't keep tabs.

Or in the huns case, scatter like animals, quite ironic really

Should you not be sucking the pope off

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*before anyone starts I have no interest in religion

Is that true

The sainsburys I work at in manc had to stop selling beer for 9 hours but it wasn't neccessary, I saw three scottish lads all night and they were together.