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The lack of sound judgement from our board of directors is threatening to become Sturgeonesque. Even worse in this case is their complete lack of responsiveness to overwhelming supporter opinion that this game in Sydney should not take place.

I disagree GS. I can credit Kamara when he has done well and there have been times in the last couple of games when he has done that. He also assisted with those essential goals and 6 crucial points. There have also been times when he has been very slack and the only surprise is that he hasn't cost us more goals. I remember someone on here telling me he was a defensive mid which astonished me. A defensive mid should be linking defence to attack and he cannot do that at all. He takes the ball from the defender and immediately gives it back. He seldom plays the ball forward and slows us down horribly, plays short passes or gives the ball away. I will be honest I have no idea what his position is and firmly believe we need better.

I rarely watch press conferences but whenever I do, I immediately remember why I rarely watch them.

I can't decide if I'm looking forward to this one or dreading it. Probably a bit of both. They're quite a stuffy side, who don't concede many goals and tend to play on the break - three things which don't really suit us. But we've beaten better European sides in the past few years. I'd take any kind of victory tomorrow night. Mon The Rangers! 🇬🇧

Kamara played fine at the weekend and was given licence to get a bit further forward when he could. Problem is, as much as he does OK in such areas, he doesn't really believe in himself so he's just look uncomfortable more often than not.

Today, I note the PR Agency initially brought in by Separate Entity FC to micro-manage the growing storm of a class action, has entered liquidation. Hollicom has been unable to pay it's debts and entered insolvency on the 28th February, a court order for winding up business was issued on 4th March. The company has ceased trading and seven members of staff have been made redundant. Owner and founder of the Agency, Mark Hollinshead sold te business in late December'21. Hollicom silenced all parties wanting to discuss the fifty years of organised child abuse that may have occurred at Celtic Boys Club in both broadcast and print media. The then CEO of Radio Clyde, Lorraine Herbison instructed her Superscoreboard to refuse to take any calls on the matter, it was company policy. Lorraine and Agency founder, Mark Hollinshead have been in a relationship these last several years. Let's hope the seven members of staff being made redundant receive better support than all those boys who had aspirations to play for their favourite football club?

Which is great as it's warping the minds of a certain fanbase who think they own the copyright to this 😀 Seems to bother them a lot more than it bothers us.

Rangers should address this if untrue and if not heads should roll

Rather than "giving up on", is that the same as saying we react to what we see on the park?

Must be the longest running game thread in a wee while ... 😉

True, this is probably a line being fed from their board to make this more palatable to the great unwashed. Its a smart thing to do. Our board however are miles behind. Its also another reason why i could believe this to be true.

Kamara's success seems to depend on who else is in midfield.

Several players do the spectacles, testicles, wallet and watch routine, on entering the field of play, so they aren't strangers to superstition.

Rumour was the players didn't want to wear it due to our record with other kits (purple one) but its a bit far fetched.

like praising Kamara for the last 2 games...... Made SPL team of the week this week BTW. But enough of me being sarcastic. I don't think there is a player we haven't given up on in the squad after a few ordinary games personally.

I just don't buy this stuff about not judging a manager until and unless he's brought in his own signings. That's just a cop out, an excuse. What matters is what a manager does with the players he has at any given time.

The Tom Tom Club. Oh the anguish! Yesterday, BBC Scotland's Chief Sports Writer, Tom English Tweeted, "The BBC has asked me to delete a tweet I posted at the weekend about Celtic's statement on Shane Warne, as it did not meet Editorial standards". Tom had found Celtic's comment on the death of the Australian international Cricketer to be akin to ambulance chasing. FC Separate Entity saw an opportunity to tie in and reinforce their new found love of all things Australian. They posted a photograph of Shane Warne sporting a training top with Club sponsors, 'Dafabet' - the online gambling company prominently displayed across his chest. Underneath the photo it read, "Everyone at Celtic FC is saddened to hear of the death of Australian Cricket legend, Shane Warne. The thoughts and prayers are with Shane's family at this extremely sad time". Now, as Rangers supporters we know Tom's Twitter account is a personal account and NOT BBC Scotland's responsibility because that is what we are told when we complain about some of his comments on the means. It's the very same with Chris McLaughlin et al. Why has BBC Scotland changed their practice? The Chief Sports Writer's response to Celtic's opportunism was, "Shoehorning in a promotion for the Club's sponsor? This is so crass". Of course, Celtic could have utilised any one of 100,000 stock photographs of Shane Warne in his international pomp. Shane's career spanned 24 years, his international period lasted 15 years, he never wore a Dafabet top whilst playing. Anyways, the Yahoos bombarded Tom with every complaint apart from the usual anti-Irish one. They got on to his employer, BBC Scotland and demanded an apology. Pacific Quay did not do their habitual thing ie Tom's Twitter is a personal account and not our responsibility, no they turned 180 degrees and told Tom to delete the Tweet. Tom became most compliant and did as he was ordered to do, he deleted his Tweet. These last five years, BBC Scotland has justified it's continuing stance on delivering a lesser service to BBC License Fee paying Rangers supporters upon the principle of, 'Journalistic Freedom'. I would have expected a host of senior, experienced Journos at PQ to be publicly pleading with Tom to adhere to those principles of journalistic freedom? Nah, they are all searching the building for Editorial Standards.

You've got to know when to hold em and know when to fold em 😇

Last two transfer windows have been underwhelming and fear summer will also be tough if we don't win the league.