Doors will be open from 11am, and the following Trust Board members will be on duty that day to deal with your concerns, or answer any queries you may have on the Rangers Supporters Trust.
New Members can join on the day, and become a Rangers shareholder.
Board mebers in attendance will be:-
Joanne Percival (Clydebank)
Colin Glass (Bearsden)
Christine Sommerville (Monklands)
Steve Clark (Dublin)
Scot van den Akker (Glasgow)
GUIDANCE FOR FANS WISHING TO VISIT THE TRUST “OPEN DAY”
Access to Ibrox Primary School, will only be available through the double gates on Edmiston Drive, ie diagonally opposite the statue commemorating the victims of the Ibrox Disaster.
Once through the gates, please turn left, and head for the back door, which should now face you, up the stairs, and we shall be in the Assembly Hall.
There will be a table set out for each Trust Board member whom you wish to “interrogate” as well as the opportunity to uplift your own Membership Card if you have already joined, or even do so on the day.
Please note that these are sequentially numbered, so duplicates can not be issued, so do look after it, as it will be your admission ticket to all future Trust Meetings..
Due to its proximity to Ibrox Stadium, and the plc Board’s current reluctance to engage the supporters, this venue is ideal for us, so please do not be offended by the following “housekeeping” rules, which, if observed, will preserve our ability to use this venue in future.
NO SMOKING WHATSOEVER ON THE PROPERTY (it is, after all, a primary school)
STRICTLY NO ALCOHOL MAY BE BROUGHT INTO, OR CONSUMED, ON THE PREMISES
Please do not deposit any litter within the grounds – there are at least two interested parties who would be delighted to make the venue issue difficult for us in the future
Please enter and leave quietly, visiting only the main Hall, via the staircase indicated at outset
We must all have vacated by 2-30pm, 30 minutes before kick-off
Thanks to everyone for their support in this important initiative. I believe we are currently blazing a glorious trail, and I dearly want us to continue that way.
Yours sincerely
Colin Glass
CHAIRMAN