As this season plunges to depths that Mark Warburton avoided last season Sevco fans are in absolute meltdown this weekend.
Such is the incompetence of the current Ibrox directors, management and players that the fans only had 48 hours to enjoy their best result of the season before brutal reality reared it’s head at Dens Park.
With one point from their last six matches, Dundee, managed by Neil McCann and an Irishman, won for the first time in two months with Scott ‘He’s one of our own’ Allan setting up the winning goal for Mark O’Hara.
One fan on the Follow Follow messageboard summed up the dismay better than most, titled ‘I am losing faith in our club’ the reality of liquidation appears to finally become apparent.
It kills me to say it and even more so feel it.
I’ve followed Rangers home and away since I was a boy and I’m now 27.
Another f*cking season gifted to them horrible Tarrier b**tards.
And the people who are worrying about ten in a row, get over it, it will happen.
Can we ever recover from this misery?
God help us. (Just in the door from watching that horrible so called team of Rangers players yet again get beat by a pub team).
For six years they have denied liquidation with that delusion not strangling the life out of the tribute act.
Played like a fiddle by spin the fans revolted against a boardroom regime that attempted to manage costs and create a sustainable club from the monster opened up by Charles Green.
Replaced by well meaning but dim directors, moderately successful businessmen who owe any success in life to secret societies rather than individual brilliance the expectations and demands of the old club are crippling it’s tribute act.
A very well paid squad contains no players that would get on the Celtic bench while the ‘search’ for a manager goes into it’s fifth week with even Alex McLeish showing reservations about being associated with another Titanic.
Social media really is a thing of beauty today, the pain is everywhere and for the fans of every other Scottish football club the real joy is that things are only going to get worse at Ibrox.
