Ambitious bear reveals plans for 80,000 capacity stadium within Ibrox District plan

With takeover fever doing their heads in some bears are starting to share their visions on how Ibrox will look once the San Francisco 49GERS get down to work.

Stadium expansion has been a long held dream with Celtic Park the biggest stadium in Glasgow since 1998.

Only recently have the Gullible & Deluded realised that having 10,000 seats less than the most successful club in Scotland is something of a handicap.

Dave Murray explored every avenue into increasing the capacity of Ibrox but a variety of piecemeal developments made little difference to bridging the income gap.

All of that will be kicked into touch when the 48GERS ride into town, throwing fist-fulls of dollars around to transform the fortunes of the 2012 Tribute Act.

The Daily Record has led by example, adapting every news item for Leeds United and multiplying it tenfold to reassure their readers that the future is bright.

One Record reader took things too far as he shared his vision on Follow Follow, sharing his thoughts on how darkest Ibrox can become a cross between Byres Road/Ashton Lane and the Merchant City.

Two years ago New Edmiston House was built to upgrade the area around the stadium and generate millions in profit for first team transfers.

Other than matchdays an a few fan events and Tribute Acts appearing NEH lies empty most days of the year while the locals take their income to various Kebab and Pizza takeaway plus the Lounden Tavern.

The 49GERS moonbeam was launched on February 19 by Keith Jackson of the Daily Record, with the new season starting on July 22/23 the 49GERS consortium have still to announce the purchase of a single share in the troubled company which is expected to post losses of £25m for the current season.

Andrew Cavenagh and his consortium buddies are probably looking through the 24/25 accounts before deciding to go ahead with their multi-million investment to bring about transformation at Ibrox.