“RAM IT” – Rangers fans are having none of it from the SFA

GLASGOW, SCOTLAND - JANUARY 23: A general view inside the stadium prior to the Betfred Cup Semi-Final match between St Johnstone and Hibernian at Hampden Park on January 23, 2021 in Glasgow, Scotland. Sporting stadiums around the UK remain under strict restrictions due to the Coronavirus Pandemic as Government social distancing laws prohibit fans inside venues resulting in games being played behind closed doors.

February 18, 2021

Categories: Rangers

Tags: Ibrox, Rangers, SFA, Steven Gerrard

Rangers fans have taken to social media to vent frustration at the SFA’s (we’re sure) well meaning ‘good luck’ message for tonight’s Europa League last 32 first leg clash with the polite ‘ram it’ in response.

#UEL | Good luck to @RangersFC in the first leg of their UEFA @EuropaLeague Round of 32 match away to Royal Antwerp tonight. pic.twitter.com/YZLXyTrNdp
— Scottish FA (@ScottishFA) February 18, 2021

While the winds of change are definitely blowing through Hampden, the ill-feeling many Rangers supporters have with the chiefs of our game will take a bit longer to heal, and as such even an innocent ‘good luck’ message from Mount Florida is being derided with the disdain most fans feel it deserves.

In truth, they wish luck in Europe to all of Scotland’s representatives, which is what they should do given we’re under their umbrella, but it will take more than a well-meant tweet to get Rangers fans onside with the SFA, we’d have to say.

**** the SFA?