RANGERS

Mikey_Fitzgerald · December 29, 2017

larbert toffee said:
Steve McLaren another one to be crossed off the ever growing managerial wishlist, apparently he was thinking about going to Rangers then he decided he's been called 'the Wally with the brolly' didn't fancy ' the Wally with nae Lolly' the search goes on.........

It's Murty till the end of the season now isn't it?

centralTon · December 29, 2017

Mikey_Fitzgerald said:
It's Murty till the end of the season now isn't it?

It is Mikey.

Mikey_Fitzgerald · December 29, 2017

centralTon said:
It is Mikey.

Probably not the worst appointment

Did well to get a point at Celtic Park last season

Cork Evertonian · December 29, 2017

Mikey_Fitzgerald said:
It's amazing how David Murray gets away with the way he killed that club, because he basically did. If he'd just spent reasonably they would have still won loads of trophies. Celtic's revival in the late 90's under McCann clearly rattled him and he overspent to keep the gap in place

And yet all the heat goes on Green and Whyte. He scapegoated them superbly

Well what did the damage, was the money spent in the Advocaat years, when David Murray wanted to go all out for european glory.I don't think it was so much Fergus McCann, it's just that David Murray wanted to make Rangers fans happy.He wanted them to live their dreams.That was both his strength and weakness, that constant need to make sure that he was popular with the support.I guess David Murray both made and broke Rangers.Because before the Murray/Souness revolution Rangers were a fading force, having fallen behind Celtic Aberdeen and Dundee United.

Cork Evertonian · December 30, 2017

I think consistency is key now for Rangers.But if we can see the Rangers that beat Aberdeen back to back, and the Rangers that took the fight to Celtic today every week, then there will be no problems.

Wat Tyler · December 30, 2017

Was genuinely impressed by these today. What I liked was the lack of respect, not letting any Celtic player settle on the ball, even in their own half. Compare and contrast with us next week at that Skip. Sigh.

davek · December 30, 2017

Wat Tyler said:
Was genuinely impressed by these today. What I liked was the lack of respect, not letting any Celtic player settle on the ball, even in their own half. Compare and contrast with us next week at that Skip. Sigh.

Rangers went toe to toe with Celtic for the first time in years. It still looked like men against boys for most of that game though.

Brown intimidates Rangers' players. He is the undisputed lord of the manor.

Cork Evertonian · December 30, 2017

davek said:
Rangers went toe to toe with Celtic for the first time in years. It still looked like men against boys for most of that game though.

Brown intimidates Rangers' players. He is the undisputed lord of the manor.

Well the gap between Celtic and Rangers is massive.Rangers were missing a few players today though, but they still gave it a good go.Now are Rangers going to build on this, or will they follow this up, with another Hamilton Academicals like result?

Redstarrob · December 31, 2017

davek said:
Rangers went toe to toe with Celtic for the first time in years. It still looked like men against boys for most of that game though.

Brown intimidates Rangers' players. He is the undisputed lord of the manor.

I dont know what game you were watching, brown didnt do much intimidating yesterday

Cork Evertonian · December 31, 2017

Redstarrob said:
I dont know what game you were watching, brown didnt do much intimidating yesterday

Indeed and Rangers actually should have won that game.

davek · December 31, 2017

Redstarrob said:
I dont know what game you were watching, brown didnt do much intimidating yesterday

He was barging Rangers player all over the shop and strutting round like he was Ronaldo. He completely owns that Old Firm match these days.

Cork Evertonian · December 31, 2017

davek said:
He was barging Rangers player all over the shop and strutting round like he was Ronaldo. He completely owns that Old Firm match these days.

Strutting around like he was Ronaldo.lol I think that's where the Scott Brown and Christiano Ronaldo comparisons end!

larbert toffee · December 31, 2017

davek said:
He was barging Rangers player all over the shop and strutting round like he was Ronaldo. He completely owns that Old Firm match these days.

Corky is owned in here so therefore should have realised that fact, Rangers celebrated that draw almost as much as the RS did against WBA, because of a mere draw this thread has now become a hotbed of activity and Corky has even managed to attract a pal, you'd think they'd actually won the SPL but in reality won't be on the same home straight at the finish.

Cork Evertonian · December 31, 2017

larbert toffee said:
Corky is owned in here so therefore should have realised that fact, Rangers celebrated that draw almost as much as the RS did against WBA, because of a mere draw this thread has now become a hotbed of activity and Corky has even managed to attract a pal, you'd think they'd actually won the SPL but in reality won't be on the same home straight at the finish.

I think Rangers fans are saluting a battling and defiant showing from their team.The same way they showed bottle and defiance when Aberdeen were beaten back to back.Now all the Rangers support ask is for these sort of displays to be more frequent, they ask that Rangers secure second place, and finally that they win the Scottish Cup this season.