On H&H daily update, @David Edgar seemed to be implying he knew more details on the incident and it seemed to be Brown acting the coont and somebody from Rangers laughing at him. That was about it.
If I've misrepresented that, feel free to correct or delete.
The weather might not be good, but this summer just keeps getting better!Whoever that man is give him a pay rise. It was all fun and games when they were wearing polis helmets, sunglasses and putting scarfs on goalposts. Now they can't take it back.
Jackson wrote....
In fact, it’s deeply regrettable that his final Old Firm match the other weekend ended with a crude and classless farewell from a high ranking Rangers official inside the Ibrox tunnel in the immediate aftermath of a 4-1 thrashing.
Record Sport understands the Parkhead hierarchy are aware of this incident which took place as a disconsolate Brown made his way back to the away dressing room while Steven Gerrard and his players celebrated a fourth derby win of a whitewash season against their crestfallen neighbours.
That they have chosen not to lodge a complaint suggests that it was all fairly low key, perhaps no more than petty stuff even if the conduct of the senior Ibrox employee - who provocatively goaded Brown as he made his way inside - was regarded as ‘wholly inappropriate behaviour’ by those who witnessed it.
There’s a golden rule where this kind of thing is concerned. It’s one thing for players and coaching staff to let their passions run high in the heat of the battle and to allow the moment to get the better of their sensibilities but it’s quite another for the men in suits to lower themselves into the guttural bating of the opposition.
Celtic might have chosen not to make a big deal of it but Rangers as a club should be better than that nonetheless - especially given that Brown went out of his way to offer his support to Glen Kamara before the previous league encounter between the sides at Celtic Park
Nailed it.So it’s ok to wipe ones nose on a corner flag, spit on our badge or tie the scarf to our goalpost... just as long as one isn’t wearing a suit.
Ok, Keith. Dickhead.
Ah, what a shame, the cardboard hardman got his poor wee feelings hurt. I feel sorry for him NOT!Whoever that man is give him a pay rise. It was all fun and games when they were wearing polis helmets, sunglasses and putting scarfs on goalposts. Now they can't take it back.
Jackson wrote....
In fact, it’s deeply regrettable that his final Old Firm match the other weekend ended with a crude and classless farewell from a high ranking Rangers official inside the Ibrox tunnel in the immediate aftermath of a 4-1 thrashing.
Record Sport understands the Parkhead hierarchy are aware of this incident which took place as a disconsolate Brown made his way back to the away dressing room while Steven Gerrard and his players celebrated a fourth derby win of a whitewash season against their crestfallen neighbours.
That they have chosen not to lodge a complaint suggests that it was all fairly low key, perhaps no more than petty stuff even if the conduct of the senior Ibrox employee - who provocatively goaded Brown as he made his way inside - was regarded as ‘wholly inappropriate behaviour’ by those who witnessed it.
There’s a golden rule where this kind of thing is concerned. It’s one thing for players and coaching staff to let their passions run high in the heat of the battle and to allow the moment to get the better of their sensibilities but it’s quite another for the men in suits to lower themselves into the guttural bating of the opposition.
Celtic might have chosen not to make a big deal of it but Rangers as a club should be better than that nonetheless - especially given that Brown went out of his way to offer his support to Glen Kamara before the previous league encounter between the sides at Celtic Park
Why bring Glen into it ? The inbred bastard only done that for the cameras .
The way he’s swaggered about the past x amount of years thinking he’s a wee hard man, he deserves everything he gets.
Indeed.Jackson is basically a PR operator for the tims these days.
Got to keep the booze money coming in though, eh Keith?
This is where people just talk nonsense.Love this thread .
When septic beat us at the piggery , the time broonaldo stamped on Alfredo’s foot , I was listening to a neutral Scottish football podcast , when they were discussing the broonaldo/Alfredo incident , the host asked his co podder, if brown was in any way in the wrong here , the reply was that he was not in the wrong , all part of the game etc . I paused the pod , deleted the pod & unsubscribed to the pod . It wasn’t the terrace or open goal .
Anyway , looks like Alfredo doing the tears to brown was actually a premonition of what lay just ahead . :shh:
Or can't use BST for kick off times, because they don't want to use the word British. Imagine being so pandering to your scum republican support and so frightened of your rivals, that they can't mention the Nation they play in or the team who broke their hearts this season.One of the big reasons we are now champions is the team and management have zero fear and zero respect for Celtic and despise them as much as we do.
It's wonderful to read that this attitude goes higher in our club.
Brown, and many others on and off the pitch at Parkhead, has goaded and mocked us for years. Their club has employees who refuse to even say our name. If we have bitten back, then it's not before time.
As for Jackson, he is an embarrassment to his profession and an enemy of Rangers.
Its exploiting a horrific incident of racial abuse on Glen in order (1)to make Scott Brown look like a saint and (2) now make Scott Brown look like the victim. Appalling , reprehensible behaviour.
That ‘rivalry’ is only one way.Our “ rivalry “ with Aberdeen had got a bit insignificant lately , his signing should see them treated with the contempt they deserve moving forward .
Guy is an absolute crank but its seriously low even for him making up something like that.Stupid beggar on twitter making shit up now to make is sound worse. Not posting it as its bollocks
And give him a pay rise !Rangers should ask Jackson for details so they can question the individual involved.
Is that what he was muttering when he was substituted?When Brown was subbed and walking up the stand, he was shouting quadruple treble over to our subs/staff etc.
I wonder why Jackson has failed to mention that part of the story.
What the Fck is wrong with that guy . Subbed , gubbed , humiliated and still acting like a 4 year old . Is that a wibble he’s doingIs that what he was muttering when he was substituted?
There's usually a camera on the other side of the field that gives an alternate view. I wonder who he talking to when he got in to the stand. I get the impression they were probably laughing at him.
What did he say?Did Keef omit the comments made by the clown as he walked off?
Something along the lines of quadruple treble. It was on a thread after the game that day, although I can't say if that's 100% accurate.What did he say?
Keith Jackson looks like somebody ordered a Frank McAvennie love child doll from “Wish”, then left it in front of an open fire.
Did he comment when the Lurgan jokey called the Rangers manager and subs,DOBsWhoever that man is give him a pay rise. It was all fun and games when they were wearing polis helmets, sunglasses and putting scarfs on goalposts. Now they can't take it back.
Jackson wrote....
In fact, it’s deeply regrettable that his final Old Firm match the other weekend ended with a crude and classless farewell from a high ranking Rangers official inside the Ibrox tunnel in the immediate aftermath of a 4-1 thrashing.
Record Sport understands the Parkhead hierarchy are aware of this incident which took place as a disconsolate Brown made his way back to the away dressing room while Steven Gerrard and his players celebrated a fourth derby win of a whitewash season against their crestfallen neighbours.
That they have chosen not to lodge a complaint suggests that it was all fairly low key, perhaps no more than petty stuff even if the conduct of the senior Ibrox employee - who provocatively goaded Brown as he made his way inside - was regarded as ‘wholly inappropriate behaviour’ by those who witnessed it.
There’s a golden rule where this kind of thing is concerned. It’s one thing for players and coaching staff to let their passions run high in the heat of the battle and to allow the moment to get the better of their sensibilities but it’s quite another for the men in suits to lower themselves into the guttural bating of the opposition.
Celtic might have chosen not to make a big deal of it but Rangers as a club should be better than that nonetheless - especially given that Brown went out of his way to offer his support to Glen Kamara before the previous league encounter between the sides at Celtic Park
Fails to mention lawless’ snide remarks etc! Only certain suits it seemsGlorious.
There is a golden rule. Players can do what they want and it is ok. Other staff ? It's a no go.
Fantastic mental gymnastics to cover the fact that Brown's behavior has been a disgrace for years. If he had had an ounce a class or dignity there would have been plenty of people treating Brown with respect behind the scenes at Ibrox. Karma my son.
Tbf that was worth saying something though. It was mocking his dead sister. That was below the belt.when a 15 yr old said something to brown outside the stadium the tramps right away ran to the media but, they are weeks after the event trying to claim this has happned. I dont believe one word of this.
Thanks mateSomething along the lines of quadruple treble. It was on a thread after the game that day, although I can't say if that's 100% accurate.