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12 Mar 2026 20:28:39
Everyone of the morons that caused trouble at Ibrox on Sunday should be named and shamed then given a a minimum 6 month jail time if appropriate then banned from football grounds for life. No mater who they support. there's no place for this behaviour at any football ground
12 Mar 2026 18:21:25
2 most important parts for me from club statement:
"All parties must be prepared to have their actions and decision-making subjected to proper scrutiny."
"We were appalled to discover graffiti within the stadium referencing that tragedy. The memory of the 66 supporters who lost their lives in January 1971 deserves dignity and respect. To desecrate their memory is vile. It is cowardly. It is shameful."
12 Mar 2026 22:59:57
My Dad was at the game in 1971, and came down Stairway 13, just before the tragedy occurred.
We were at home (my Mum wouldn't let me go to the OF games at that time), listening to the radio and hearing the tragedy unfold.
My Dad finally made it home at around 9:00pm, and looked absolutely broken by the events he witnessed.
I find it incomprehensible that anyone could defile the memory of those who lost their lives that day. I realise we have our share of idiotic "fans", but the graffiti in the Broomloam is completely indefensible.
12 Mar 2026 12:37:47
Jermaine definitely on talk sport today talking about his desire to work with a team developing young and current strikers. Said Clive Allen and les Ferdinand did so with him and he didn't do too bad. I'm sure he could work wonders with our attacking line since the stats are so poor
12 Mar 2026 16:15:42
It was a shame he rejected that offer from Gio to do just that, only to retire a couple of months later.
12 Mar 2026 17:00:06
If DR leaves, I'd definitely ask Stevie G back with Jermaine, and I think he wanted the ex-England No. 2 to Southgate as his coach, like Beale-type role. Is Steve Holland?
13 Mar 2026 09:41:16
Hmm. Stevie G, who didn't want to come back twice. Why, oh why, would we want him now.
13 Mar 2026 14:05:46
Sas said if dr leaves, that's who I'd go for.
12 Mar 2026 07:43:14
I think it's time we ban the Union Bears.
What happened on Sunday is completely unacceptable.
I know we will have a what about Celtic fans coming on to our pitch, but let them worry about Celtic.
The UB ran the full length of the pitch to get at away support.
It's a cry back to the 80s football thuggery, this for me is unacceptable. This group have cosy us as a club hundreds of thousands with fines, destroying other teams stadiums and away ends and causing so much danger with these pyros, it's a matter of time before someone is seriously hurt.
Why come to a game of football with face totally covered and now selling t-shirts to raise funds for legal fees.
That's screams to me a mafia.
It's time for us as real fans to stand up and ask the club to ban them.
Yes tifos are great but to what cost.
I'm sickened and disgusted and will not be taking my daughters to the football again.
12 Mar 2026 09:44:35
Good 1st post, mate, and welcome.
12 Mar 2026 09:54:46
I don't think we should ban them just yet, but of course, if we can identify individually any of them, then it absolutely must be a ban of sorts depending on what each person has done, and there will be some bans for life in amongst that for me.
I'd force them all to attend a course of some sort run by the club, and I don't mean a 1 day, for a few hours course.
People say we need education, so let's educate.
People say we need to start somewhere, so let's start.
I'd keep them, but with a severe warning and a signed agreement in place regarding some behaviours and the punishment that will come with breaking said deal.
Definitely, I'd start running courses for anyone wishing to sit in the UB area. Non-negotiable. What are people's thoughts on that?
12 Mar 2026 10:13:48
Sad day when you can't take your daughters to the game due to idiotic behaviour. Welcome, Bornger, and agreed. 👍👍
12 Mar 2026 11:02:33
Bornger, welcome.
I agree with you 💯 but it's not a throwback to the 80s, as when we did it in the 80s/90s we did it away from the ground, with no police, and with like-minded lads.
These wee **** bags do it when there's a line of police between them and the other side.
BTW, I'm not condoning it in any shape or form. It's embarrassing.
12 Mar 2026 14:35:18
Flat out ban and police should eject any supporter wearing a balaclava. Simples.
12 Mar 2026 15:03:16
The UB should have been banned long ago. They constantly cause trouble and bring the club down. They are nothing but a bunch of hooligans.
We are supposed to have thousands on the waiting list for ST's, so it isn't as though we will lose revenue.
Just don't renew their tickets for that section, and give them to the guys on the waiting list.
12 Mar 2026 15:17:42
Shouldn't be banned yet? What else do they need to do before a ban for you, Stevie? Get us a stadium closure? They are scum.
12 Mar 2026 16:31:35
100% Storm, bin them, troublemaking cash and reputational drain on the club. 👍👍
12 Mar 2026 17:12:15
I wouldn't ban them as a whole, mate. No, because not all of them did it, Storm, but I would ban individuals identified for 1-2-5 seasons depending on what they did, and the ones caught throwing anything or hitting anyone would be banned for life.
Legally, ye can't ban a wee guy who's still standing at his seat because of what others did anyway.
Yes, the ones who were violent are scumbags, mate. All I've tried to say is it was provoked.
12 Mar 2026 18:25:44
You can ban them as a group. Just look at Celtic. It's quite easy. 👌
12 Mar 2026 18:36:49
But I think they should be punished and allowed to stay. Maybe they bring so, so much good to Ibrox that we would kill the atmosphere dead by banning them.
Why not halve their numbers for away games and ban them from 2 Old Firm matches, or ban them from away games in Europe for a season?
We should force them to take courses about bigotry, inclusion, history and violence, same as they do in jail. If u get over 4 years for anything, u need to do courses to learn and rehabilitate from your offences, use victim courses like how people feel and what it does to them and families, etc.
It works sometimes, and other times it doesn't, but u all say education is key, so let's start now?
It makes more sense to me to educate and impose lesser punishment than to ban every last one of them. We would kill the atmosphere at the stadium; they'll just come back with a different name and leader, etc., and it will all be the same as before.
12 Mar 2026 19:12:39
Stevie that atmosphere is the sectarian dirge about the IRA. if that is away from the stadium then that is no great loss. I find that repetitive and never follows the flow of the game, always being the same. I think the real electric atmosphere comes when the whole stadium is signing; just need to alter the songbook a little.
I also think the sectarianism and fireworks actually stop some fans from attending at all as that creates more of a hostile environment.
I can see your point on only punishing the guilty and I normally would actually agree with that. the problem with them is that they can't be identified because of the face coverings and balaclavas. so if you can't distinguish between the good and the bad and there are more bad than good then just need to ban the lot. all the fines come because of issues in that part of the stadium so they have had their chances.
the statement today however doesn't fill me with hope that will happen.
12 Mar 2026 19:34:22
Angus, I'm one who'd love the sectarian stuff to be gone more than most.
I'd love to attend games again. I'm actually considering it since Dr has come in; I've got this bigger interest again. My big mate has 2 season books, and I'm waiting one week to be offered one if his Mrs ain't going.
That'd be a tough one, lol.
If there was no hatred or religious stuff, I'd still be a season ticket holder and go to away games, etc.
I'm not defending them in any way. I'm just realistic, it's not going to stop in my lifetime, mate.
12 Mar 2026 19:36:19
I'll say this, mate. I agree with u; if we can't identify any of the guilty and they're in UB attire, then I'd hammer them more. That's the only way in that situation. I'd expect the guy who fly-kicked the Celtic fan to be identified, and the guy who tripped the female cop as well.
Some guys just had T-shirts on, like the guy who went for the coach.
They weren't all Union Bears, btw. I saw in videos that some came from the enclosure, and some in Copland Front aren't UB.
12 Mar 2026 19:44:05
I'm going to end up getting banned if I comment anymore on this. nothing but an apologist for their idiotic behaviour, a lack of remorse to those affected, and the damage to our club, because it's all about saving the idiots. You know what, I'm not even sorry.
12 Mar 2026 20:00:11
Fork, I apologise to I, mate. I mean no offence, man.
I'm trying to be realistic here and give my opinion on it.
I've not meant to annoy anyone, maybe storm, lol.
I'll say no more on the subject, mate. 🤝🏻
12 Mar 2026 20:08:41
No worries, Stevie, it's not personal. I just can't stand their attitude towards our club, and I may have gone off the page a bit. Apologies, bud. 👍
12 Mar 2026 23:01:59
No, Fork, you're the most level-headed, fair guy on here, u and Angus. Apologies, mate, genuinely.
I know you're more right than me. It's just not quite how I see it. It's not that I'm so against sectarianism, u wouldn't know it by how I've been the last few days, mate.
Mixed parents, both were heavy. Mum carried the crown for her lodge, and Dad was, let's say, heavy on the other side lol.
That's why I gave it up, mate. Sorry.
13 Mar 2026 09:47:17
Whilst normally I advocate that you are innocent until proved guilty, I think it needs to be the other way around for this situation. If you are associated with the Union Bears then it's guilt by association until you can prove you are innocent.
That sends out a clear message.
If you come to a game with a mask, there is only one intention: do illegal activities and hope you don't face the consequences.
It's like a masked man going into the bank. What would you think he was going to do.
11 Mar 2026 21:58:37
Guys, not football related. You were talking about restoring colour to seats; my gutter downpipes are losing colour. Is there an easy way to restore them other than replacing? Cheers in advance.
11 Mar 2026 22:18:01
Paint them.
11 Mar 2026 22:24:26
Blowtorch, honest.
12 Mar 2026 01:15:59
Could always box them in?
Or paint them with the spray gun.
12 Mar 2026 11:03:36
Brilliant Jasp.
I think we should have a Rangers D.I.Y. page. 😅
12 Mar 2026 14:31:12
Fork is right. If it's hard plastic, then a blow torch will bring it back to looking like new.
12 Mar 2026 15:01:25
Cheers, bud. I seen it on some stadium thing a while ago. Brings them up great. 👍
12 Mar 2026 22:40:01
Just call Fork Pipe Renovations; in the Yellow Pages under F. Decent rates for friends and family. 👍
13 Mar 2026 09:48:48
Yup, Fork is right again. A quick flash with a blow torch restores the original colour. Just don't hold it against one area too long or you will have water pissing through the hole you just made.
11 Mar 2026 19:00:44
A few fans causing trouble on the day is not looking at the big picture. We had 7.5k of them singing about the IRA for 120 minutes. We had 40k Rangers fans singing FTP & IRA. All those who joined in are part of the issue.
There was a time when we started weeding out all this stuff and anyone saying HHWARTBBs was told to pipe down. Over last few years it has crept back in and nothing is being done about it.
We have the UB singing it every week and we're told it adds atmosphere. it's a dirge, I'd rather have silence that listen to that.
As regards to who was to blame for Sunday. Yes it was down to the fans but it was about incidents build up to what happened at the end and those incidents could have and should have been managed to mitigate the risk - simples.
11 Mar 2026 19:11:31
Broste, perhaps u could write about 8 new songs to replace the ones that have been sung for so long.
While I gave up going to Ibrox to avoid being a hypocrite and joining in, as I undoubtedly would, there's not a lot else to be said on the matter.
Those are the songs that get sung. Either put up with it or don't go. I don't see the point in moaning about it, as it's been part of the fanbase and therefore the club for so long it's probably never going to change and that's just the way it is.
11 Mar 2026 22:19:55
Stevie you have got to be kidding. Either put up with it or don't go? Are you for real? So you think it's ok to sing bigoted songs? You are part of the problem.
11 Mar 2026 23:58:49
Storm, u know fine well, mate, I don't go to Ibrox anymore due to the bigotry, so no, I don't think it's ok.
I'll tell ye this, but. See, when u go I can guarantee you, with every ounce of life in my body, that u do sing some form of a bigoted song at some point during that game.
There's not a fan here who, over the course of a full season attending games, especially Old Firm games, doesn't sing part of a bigoted song. That's just the way it is. Hence I no longer go to games, as I don't want to be involved with or surrounded by it.
What I'm simply stating is that that's the way it is. So if it offends people that much then don't go, like I did.
Too many snowflakes nowadays making such a big deal out of every aspect of life. Sometimes it's just the way it is.
When Scotland, as a society, starts to educate better against drugs, alcohol, sectarianism, and racism, sexism and all the isms, then that is when it will stop, but until then, mate, that's not going to stop people singing what they sing at football. It just isn't.
12 Mar 2026 01:18:24
Or I'll say an even better one. When we build new prisons, and actually imprison people for committing offences with a sentence that is enough to put people off committing that said crime, then it will stop.
Britain is very soft in crime.
{Ed001's Note - countries that are tough on crime do not have a lower crime rate. Punishment does not put people off as no one ever believes they will get caught.}
12 Mar 2026 05:39:40
I get your point, broester, but we also have an element who sings about the Antrim Glens, or the Hills of County Down, when they have never travelled further than Saltcoats. Both sides have an element best ignored, mate.
12 Mar 2026 08:14:52
I think the point is that we had reduced the singing of some of the more offensive songs. We had Nil by Mouth reporting on us, and UEFA were on top of this as well. In recent years, it's all been reversed, with the UB leading the choir. If the SFA won't attempt to address it, the clubs won't.
12 Mar 2026 09:33:04
Stevie, you are right about the social context in Glasgow, but the same does not happen elsewhere to the same extent. They did not have that history of migrants fighting for jobs and housing in the past like Glasgow did.
So, for many, the songs and the "us vs. them" attitude are not about religion anymore; they are about loyalty to the 'tribe'. It's how people show they belong to their group.
Despite that widespread singing, at times most fans just want to watch football, but a small, loud group uses the stadium to shout about the past.
When the clubs or leaders do not stop it, that silence makes the loud groups feel like they own the place.
That is why I feel the club needs to shout it down and do something about it all the time.
However, I do have sympathy with the club because it is tied to identity. Criticising the songs can feel like criticising someone's entire family history. This makes it very hard for club bosses to change things without causing a massive argument with their own fans.
It is a complicated argument, too complicated for my wee brain to solve.
12 Mar 2026 09:59:40
Angus, great post, mate. It's a very difficult one. It's what I mean by it's just the way it is. I know it's not ideal, but it really is possibly unsolvable, especially on big European nights, at Celtic, Aberdeen and Hibs, and especially at away games.
We need to invest more in new songs for a start. Work with the fan groups to choose parts of football history to write songs about, commission people to do so, and pick a select few every now and then to try and integrate. Like Ibroxonia.
12 Mar 2026 09:59:52
We have to start somewhere and educate people to lessen the bitterness. I get the history and how passionate it means to people, but bigger issues have been solved before. More cooperation from both clubs and players might help. Joint messaging and initiatives to try and take the heat out of it.
We can all be vocal and proud of our tribe, but it does not have to end in warfare. The GB & UB and all ultras need to be brought into line, and, if they don't, ban them. Clubs need to do better at self policing this.
12 Mar 2026 09:38:50
Stevie I never said you did go to the games but thinking like that you are part of the problem. The way you think is the reason we will not get rid of bigotry. They are so many like you. Just because it's been done in the past doesn't make it ok now. It's the same as racism. It's as bad as racism. You are 100% in the wrong here.
Lastly you are saying it's ok to do it. 😂
12 Mar 2026 09:44:49
El Salvador Ed?
Went from the highest crime rate in the world and the most dangerous country in the world to to literally the safest mate
The problem here in Britain is people are getting away with knife crime and violent crimes and sex crimes with slaps on the wrist due to having no spaces in prison to keep them, so when it comes to these type of offences, football related offences, people are getting zero jail time and a slap in the wrist. If there was more prison spaces availible then they could enforce harsher sentences for all crimes instead of everyone getting essentially a slap on the wrist mate they'd be given a harsher sentence and thus it would be more of a deterrent.
That's my take anyway. I've been in and out prison all my life and can tel u that there is no deterrent for people to commit crimes in This country.
{Ed001's Note - that is not true. El Salvador is nowhere near the safest, just nonsense. But what changed is hope. When people have hope for the future, they are less likely to turn to crime.}
12 Mar 2026 09:58:47
Yes they do Ed. Dubai and other similar countries may have other issues but have very low crime rates because the consequences are so high.The drunken drugged up hooligans just wouldn't be tolerated.
Here we glorify criminals and gangs and promote hatred for police. As StevieG says they know they'll get away with it or will hardly face any consequences and even prison isn't much of a deterent.
{Ed001's Note - you clearly know nothing about Dubai, there is a reason why so many gangsters end up being caught here.
The Philippines is very much about conformity, respect for the police and against drugs and gangs, yet they have a huge problem with drugs, games and violent crimes. Their punishments are harsh, it wasn't so long ago they actually had death squads out hunting down drug dealers and killing them and their whole families, but it hasn't stopped them having a problem with it.}
12 Mar 2026 10:26:13
Sorry Ed I think it is true mate.
Stronger deterrents would put the idiots who commit the "smaller crimes" off doing so. It would also make people think again before deciding to commit worse offences.
I know I'd think twice about the things I've been done with in my life if the sentences were harsher. And I know many others who I know would be the same.
And El Salvador is now one of the safest countries in the world. Tourism is booming and it's the uo and coming place to go due to the presidents no nonsense approach to crime and gangs. Which at the end of the day Thata what football ultras are. A gang.
More prisons and harsher sentences absolutely would result in less crime that's just common sense at the end of the day mate cmon.
Storm. I literally opened my post with the words "no it's not ok"
So how u take me saying it is ok from that just shows how difficult u can be at times.
As I said to others when people are being like u are here, I'll just say aye ok mate 👍🏻
{Ed001's Note - that's ok, you can disagree but it has been proven to be false so just a pointless chat this. El Salvador is not safe, that is a lie.}
12 Mar 2026 10:28:08
Ed also on the Phillip ones as u use them as an example. The sheer poverty and lack of basic human essentials like clean water sanitation and access to food and healthcare are the reason people are willing to risk it all in that country.
It's not like that here in Scotland, or Britain dor that matter. Harsher penalties would equal less crime mate
{Ed001's Note - perhaps you should try spending 2 years living there before telling me what I know is wrong about it. You clearly have little idea about anything other than bullshit you have read online.}
12 Mar 2026 11:11:37
Stevie my point. is that those who don't take part in it should always speak out against it. the more we do and especially the club then there is always a chance of progress. I read whilst discussing this with you that the club have only banned 570 (ish) fans for sectarianism over the last 7 seasons. does that seem low to you given the constant signing at every match?
Ed is right on El Salvador; they had a recent initiative which I believe reduced the murder rate and made them one of the safer countries in Latin America (not a huge accolade granted) but their general crime rate is still as high as ever. As tourists we were warned regularly about petty crime and to watch the type of taxis we took.
{Ed001's Note - thank you Angus.}
12 Mar 2026 11:57:09
Appreciate that Ed, suppose was meaning more the lower level crime as opposed to drug Barrons or mafia types. Drunken hooligans theft etc isn't seen as much in these areas and people feel far safer. There's morons and scumbags everywhere but they don't face much punishment or deterents here like they do in other countries.
{Ed001's Note - you do have problems with drunks, mainly Brits, but it is not common because it is a Muslim country and alcohol is not easily available and expensive. As for theft, the vast majority of people are there to provide for their whole family, they will not risk their hopes for the future of their children and grandchildren. It pays for moe than food, drink and rent back home. It pays for education to give themselves, their kids and grandkids a better tomorrow. When you have something better to look forward to, you don't risk it.}
12 Mar 2026 15:21:19
Stevie, you said it's not ok, then made excuses as to why it's ok; your post contradicts itself. 😂
12 Mar 2026 15:23:33
Sent post too soon.
You told me people not to go to the football because of the singing 😂 maybe you should read it back as you are condoning the singing of bigot songs and that makes you a bigot
12 Mar 2026 15:59:27
Storm I do get where your trying to make me out like I'm saying that from. It's not what I'm doing though
They were hooligans and an embarrassment to the institution that is Glasgow Rangers if it was Europe wed be barred for 5 years so it's bad I know that. .
I'm just saying what started it?
there is alway a starting point of any incident mate and if police done their job nothing we seen would've occurred mate.
I see your point here btw and I'm not saying your in the wrong and I admire your stance.
I just think it's not a 50/50 blame here. Go back through the course of events that caused the whole thing
Both are 💯 wrong for their own parts and so are cops.
If they didn't invade our pitch and party on out crossbar and penalty area of where our players were still in vicinity and act like thugs then it wouldn't of happened mate
Do ye at least see my point? Yea I know they're wrong and no excuses but the facts are still the facts mate
What would u do at that age mate I'd have been with them at that age when your staunch and kind of bigoted etc and I'd be in the wrong.
I could tell u that would have happened if u had told me they invaded our pitch it's not ending any other way
Can u imagine us standing by watching them party on our pitch swinging from the crossbar and singing simply the best man cmon
12 Mar 2026 17:49:51
Stevie, I agree with you re: Sunday's events. All these incidents contributed to the end result.
Lack of police in front of the BL at penalties.
Celtic RB running back to fans spilling out of the BL when they won.
Teams and staff not getting inside after pens, until at least things had settled.
Celtic fans running to enclosure, giving it 'come ahead' stuff.
Etc etc.
All these events accumulated as a red flag to UB.
12 Mar 2026 18:38:56
Broste, that's all I'm trying to get across here: there is a line of events that's happened that should be looked at before what we did as a fan base.
I'm telling u now, if I was there and they invaded the pitch when I went to games, I'd have been right on the park to put them off it.
Right or wrong, that's the truth.
Not every fan who went on the park is scum or deserves to be banned; some do not.
12 Mar 2026 18:46:37
Storm I've read back and I don't see what I've said that condones singing anything?
Can u tell me please and I'll hold my hands up??
Also u didn't answer. Me that when u attend games do u or do u not sing
- build my gallows
-follow follow
- the billy boys
- the cry was no surrender a goal down in Europe??
- -sash
- f the pope to simply the best?
Do u ever join in any of those songs maye??
12 Mar 2026 19:25:50
Broste, it isn't the police's job to do that. It is for the club and for the stewards to do it. Police only get involved for criminality and/or public disorder in stadiums. They only got involved once Rangers fans came onto the pitch, so I think from that we can see where they thought that started. Celtic fans aren't blameless, and some of their players need to have a long, hard look, but this defensive redirection of 'they started it' is just a way to shift the blame.
So, yes, there were external triggers which caused Rangers fans to react perhaps, but we should, as the club have now done, condemn the fan disorder as unacceptable.
As an aside, I read today that one of the fans who attacked a member of the Celtic staff was actually a youth football coach; I say 'was' as he has been dismissed. You would think, in his position, he would be a better role model, though.
12 Mar 2026 19:44:21
Angus, that is a perfect example of how it is not all scumbags, as Storm put it, who did that. Most of them are probably decent, hard-working people, mate, that have done the 90 min bigot stuff and sang the songs, sniffed the gear and fulla wine, and reacted in a way they all know is beyond wrong, man.
If I was there when I went, I'd have done it, mate, and I'd regret it, as it's totally wrong in every way. But I admit I'd have got caught up and done it, I know I would.
12 Mar 2026 19:47:48
Angus, I'm not sure that is 💯 accurate re: the police's brief. This is about event management, including everyone's safety. All parties - police, clubs, and the SFA (refs) would all agree as to what would be expected on the day, and if not then they should.
I've been at Hampden often enough to see the police manage the situation much better than they did on Sunday, coming out in force in front of stands at significant points of a game.
There were indicators things weren't right from the start on Sunday that the police had to be aware of - Celtic fans steaming in without tickets, flares, toilets getting wrecked, seats broken, graffiti everywhere.
Is that not criminal behaviour. Why were the GB in the ground when they were banned from pork head.
Yep, I'm like a broken record on this, but you could see something was brewing on Sunday and whoever was in charge of police actions should have preempted it.
No one party/trigger caused it, imo, but it was an accumulation of events that created the stushie.
Think maybe we'll have to agree to disagree on this one.
12 Mar 2026 20:04:46
What I don't understand is, the police are in the stands, so how did they manage to get away with smashing toilets, seats, and covering things in graffiti to the extent they did.
Here and there, aye, ok. But it's a demolition job they've done. Were the police understaffed, perhaps, and didn't want to confront them? It really is a bit confusing as to how they got away with what they did.
Listen, if we didn't storm the pitch, they wouldn't have left it. They'd have wrecked that whole end, or maybe even charged up to our end. Anyone who thinks they'd have left the pitch peacefully is kidding themselves, btw.
12 Mar 2026 22:49:59
Broste, I agree that trouble was brewing and expected more from the police, but after reading the brief, the responsibility seems less clear-cut.
It looks like the home club takes the lead, with police there primarily for support. If managing gate-crashers falls under the club's safety plan, then the club's Safety Officer should have caught it.
The police might not even have been aware of issues like the toilet damage if it wasn't in their specific remit.
Essentially, the club stays in charge unless a major disturbance breaks out. It's definitely more complex than I first thought after reading the leaflet I found explaining the responsibilities.
11 Mar 2026 17:42:42
EHL, I have maybe missed something but can't remember you posting much recently. Hope everything is ok and you're back on the site soon. Always interested in your info and perspective. 👍
11 Mar 2026 19:40:50
Haven't seen Shota post for a wee while either. Hope both are just busy elsewhere.
11 Mar 2026 22:21:17
I liked Shota posts.
Am sure EHL was on live chat, but wasn't on much myself at weekend.
12 Mar 2026 05:40:20
Agreed, Strom. A funny guy too, lol.
12 Mar 2026 08:06:14
I'm all good, Cooper. I still check in every now and again, but I'm taking a wee break from the Live and from posting.
12 Mar 2026 17:34:27
Good stuff, Ehl. Hope you're back on more regularly soon. 👍