Rangers Bosses Vow to Defend Club's Reputation as They Slam 'Unacceptable' Old Firm Scenes

Rangers bosses vow to defend club's reputation as they slam 'unacceptable' Old Firm scenes

The club has thrown their support behind a full independent review after a violent pitch invasion saw fans clash and left officers and stewards injured.

Rangers release statement on Celtic fan violence and slam 'unnacceptable' scenes

Rangers have spoken out on the violent scenes that marred the Old Firm Scottish Cup clash at Ibrox.

Rangers finally break Celtic shame game silence and slam 'unacceptable' scenes

The club have finally spoken out on the shameful end to Sunday's Old Firm clash at Ibrox

What Rangers and Celtic said as silence broken on Ibrox chaos as SFA launch investigation

Statements released by both sides of Old Firm

Rangers opens door to discussions on Ibrox Disaster, Jock Stein and more

As mentioned in our earlier article on the short statement released by the Scottish FA this evening regarding the shameful scenes at Ibrox on Sunday after after Celtic’s Scottish Cup quarter-final win over the Rangers, the Ibrox club has also released a statement following the trouble at their stadium.The Celtic View front page after the Ibrox Disaster on 2 January 1971.This Rangers statement is shown below but before that it’s appropriate to me…

Rangers Condemn Ibrox Clashes After Celtic's Scottish Cup Quarter-finals Win But Warn Everyone Must Be Prepared To Be Scrutinised

Four days on from the event, after both clubs were criticised by police for failing to speak out, Rangers broke their silence on the ugly scenes that marred Celtic’s shoot-out win. The Glasgow club condemned the disorder and welcomed a Scottish FA-commissioned independent review after police officers were injured and fans arrested on Sunday. Rangers say they “will represent the club and our supporters robustly” when cooperating with the authorit…