That was the polar opposite to what young Bradley Kerr was subjected to. His was good natured whilst LGs was payback time imo.
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Rangerista
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That was a particularly long season.No,it was a midweek league cup game v Arbroath at Ibrox.
It was during the 1989-99 season,we won 4-0.
The boys haircut and the fact he was called Bradley provided no end of entertainment on an otherwise run of the mill gameHe got pelters.
We had American friends at the game,they thought his treatment was a bit unfair
Why rightly? The boy took it well. Knew it was banter and got applauded off the park at the end. You some sort of wanna be snow flake
Not sure that shouting a player is gay is a good look for us as a club.
Club in England got fined last month for homophobic chanting at a Brighton game
Definitely remember it
You actually forget the level of prejudice that existed within my life time.
It's actually a good thing that this sort of thing isn't present which allows a more inclusive support within the game.
It's actually a good thing that this sort of thing isn't present which allows a more inclusive support within the game.
That was against Partick Thistle, had my season ticket in BF4 back then.
Rangerista
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My memory of that game is that it was pretty routine and was only enlivened by the introduction of Bradley Kerr.
One other thing regarding this match is that Arbroath attracted more fans to Ibrox, than attended the game the following month against Bayern Munich (though the so called Custodian infamously over priced it).
One other thing regarding this match is that Arbroath attracted more fans to Ibrox, than attended the game the following month against Bayern Munich (though the so called Custodian infamously over priced it).
KrishnaBear
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Yes I've often thought of cimplaining about the Indian jokes on here some are older than time itself
bluetonic
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Aye, he came on as a sub and got slaughtered by the EE, I think his hair was in a ponytail
icrfc
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There was a game in the mid 80s at Dens where we won comfortably and Tosh McKinlay got slagged to %^*& the whole game. They had beaten us in our previous match there and he had been a bit over-exhuberant in his celebrations, so it was a bit of payback. Chants of "give the ball to Tosh" and "Tosh is in the huff"
mdingwall
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It was a wedge cut.Aye, he came on as a sub and got slaughtered by the EE, I think his hair was in a ponytail
bluetonic
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Yeah just seen that from the photo, I’m sure it was blonde in colour although it was a midweek game
Away back in your box. Fans "rangers fans" get the jail for singing songs these days that were sung loud and proud the same time wee Bradley was enjoying the banter.
Times have changed.
For the worse
His haircut was known as a bob,in ladies hairdresser parlance. I was in the west enclosure, and remember this well.
In some ways
Barca Bear
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No, it was Florence who got the whistles during a substitution.
You are probably right.
Which is fekkin scary.
In all ways when it concerns football and going to watch Rangers.
I'm 48 and been going.to games since I was 12. Obviously you have never been to a game in your 48 years with your comments on this thread about Bradley. Biggest hunk of the year goes to FLORABEAR.. Crazy I thought it was Fionabear that would have maybe have made a bit more sense of your hunk attitude
Raffles
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I’m pretty sure he got voted ‘best opposition player’ in the FF end of season poll did he not?There's not huge amount about him online - was wondering if this was him later in his career?
For “Reasons other than football”?!
You think I'm a hunk. OK. I'm flattered
He took ten years off my age in another thread. Despite it also being littered with insults, I too was flattered
He took ten years off my age in another thread. Despite it also being littered with insults, I too was flattered
He seems very angry.
Prob just got over us signing mojo
omar
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Brilliant night. First game I ever took my younger brother to. We were in the East Enclosure and the stuff wee Bradley got was brilliant. My brother asked in the way home if it was always like that.
It wasn’t but we had some brilliant days / nights in the old EE. I remember a second half v St. Mirren full of Frank Bruno chants (he was fighting Tyson that night), Paul Walsh and Gazza getting it tight, Chic Charley being ordered off on successive appearances,…
So much spontaneous stuff from a standing crowd with a few beers in them.
It wasn’t but we had some brilliant days / nights in the old EE. I remember a second half v St. Mirren full of Frank Bruno chants (he was fighting Tyson that night), Paul Walsh and Gazza getting it tight, Chic Charley being ordered off on successive appearances,…
So much spontaneous stuff from a standing crowd with a few beers in them.
Would have loved to have stood on The Enclosure. The entertainment I got listening/watching was outstanding, but to be in amongst it would easily have been my best time at Ibrox to this day.
Very angry man last week. Done some seems to be legit detention time
My spelling was also obviously very bad at the time
No hard feelings?
mdingwall
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Get this verbal tennis shite to fcuk.
It was an apology for being a dick last week mate
WinkieWATP
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A wee change from the contestant negativity recently from the OP and folk are arguing about a song from the 80s that the player at the time never bothered his arse with.
Superb
Superb
Kaiser
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I don't recall Bradley, but I do remember John Fletcher in 1974.
My Dad and I had been overcharged in the Centenary Stand a couple of weeks before. It must have annoyed me or my Dad but I wrote in to Rangers.
Willie Waddell replied and we got two main stand tickets for the Arbroath match. First time in 100 years the Red Lichties had won at Ibrox.
John Fletcher had white blonde hair - that's how I remembered him.
My Dad and I had been overcharged in the Centenary Stand a couple of weeks before. It must have annoyed me or my Dad but I wrote in to Rangers.
Willie Waddell replied and we got two main stand tickets for the Arbroath match. First time in 100 years the Red Lichties had won at Ibrox.
John Fletcher had white blonde hair - that's how I remembered him.
Georgethegersfan
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Some people really giving it tontoYes I've often thought of cimplaining about the Indian jokes on here some are older than time itself
WillowBear
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A wee change from the contestant negativity recently from the OP and folk are arguing about a song from the 80s that the player at the time never bothered his arse with.
Superb
Your choice of words is unfortnate to say the least.
TheDerryend
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The new breed of Mary whitehouses.Why rightly? The boy took it well. Knew it was banter and got applauded off the park at the end. You some sort of wanna be snow flake
TheDerryend
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So what about the rather heavier football fans who get it? In fact I've always had time for players or other fans who can give it back.
I'm not getting into arguements about this with the person you quoted.. but anyone who was at the game, and I was in the east enclosure that night. Bradley took a fair bit of abuse. But it was banter, (something we cannot have these days). , he took it well and was applauded at the end of a 5/6 nil hammering. From memory he also got good coverage in the papers in the days after due to the good natured banter.
Course not. Hope you are feeling better. We all have good days and bad days
Calling some fat or bald is ok.
Calling someone gay is not OK.
That's the world we live in
