'Not realistic': Veteran chuckwagon drivers frustrated at lack of Calgary Stampede partnership
Fans have been cheering on the chuckwagons at the Calgary Stampede since 1923, but for the second year in a row there will be no roar of the thunder.
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Fans have been cheering on the chuckwagons at the Calgary Stampede since 1923, but for the second year in a row there will be no roar of the thunder.
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Watchdog says police showed 'no bias' against Rangers fans THE independent watchdog on policing during the pandemic has cleared Police Scotland of bias over two recent mass gatherings in Glasgow. The Independent Advisory Group (IAG) led by QC John Scott said the force treated both anti-immigration protestors and Rangers fans appropriately. It followed suggestions that officers had treated a gathering of fans in George Square more harshly than a protest in Kenmure Street in Pollokshields. However Mr Scott said: “Bias played no part in operational decisions.” He said the two ev...
Steven Gerrard and Rangers players actions branded 'disgraceful' by police during St Mirren celebrations Rangers fans gathered outside Ibrox Stadium on March 6 before and after the St Mirren league game. 15:40, 20 MAY 2021 Updated The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now Join thousands of fans who have signed up to our Rangers newsletter.Invalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice. Thank you for subscribingWe...
RESTAURANTS and pubs already hammered by a tough year of lockdowns were forced to close on their busiest trading day because of unruly crowds of football fans. A number of eateries and boozers across the city centre were so worried about the safety of their staff and customers they shut up shop on Saturday, as Rangers supporters caused chaos in George Square. George Smith, the manager of Elia, a Greek Restaurant in the square, told how diners were shown the route to safety by police after he made the tough call to close at 5pm. He said: “Safety was the number one concern. You weren...