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A club employee passed this week. Thought Weston played well today and got himself another goal, Lowry was outstanding but like the sponsors, thought young Murray Miller was best player on pitch.

I thought they were all very good! they have serious potential and I found it hard to pick a MOTM, Miller got it from the match sponsors and I wouldn't disagree with that. Both fullbacks were playing high for the whole match and stuck out, our keeper never had one save to make, we were better than them in every position. Big lad Yfeko came on for injured King, I thought it was Bassey!!,

FT: Rangers 3-0. Great performance from the young team, some very good talent coming through for sure!. Really enjoyed that match.

Been a good 1st half and decent crowd here at the game.

Tearing them apart. Great stuff.

HT: Rangers 3-0. Excellent 1st half, total domination from the young guns, should have been more goals for us.

Looking at the news last night it showed a photo of the Irish squad with what looked like separate entity's tax haven owner in the front row of the players,sorry I can't post this photo as I don't know how to get it.

We get 2 automatic places if we win the Europa but fail to win the SPL. Don't mind how we qualify but think it would be easier to win the SPL. Winning both would put us in dreamland as it would mean Keltic would have to pre-qualify, which they would muck up as usual.

WTF! you do realise that players just can't withdraw from International football because we have a lot of important matches coming up!!

From the Tunnel of Hate to the Grassy Knoll. PQ have changed tact, from continuing as if a Scottish Club(Rangers) had not knocked out the German club(Borussia Dortmund) second in the Bundesliga in European competition to now, attempting to grab a piece of the action. BBC Scotland's preview of the Red Star Belgrade tie contained the revelation, "Red Star are privately pleased to be paired with Rangers". Their preview of last evening's game in Belgrade was Alasdair Lamont walking, "the tunnel of hate" at the Marakana stadium. Two hundred and fifty metres of graffiti is intended to be claustrophobic and intimidating, big Al' just pulled his coat and scarf closer. Game coverage was Big Dick sat in the PQ studio, with Richard Foster, Mark Hately and, Leanne Crichton. Liam McLeod commentated from the studio whilst watching the BT Sport live feed. Apparently, "Rangers have rode their luck"? we all have a view, I do not think any team can progress to the last eight of a European trophy without a bit of luck. Big Dick said it often enough to know it was his comfort blanket and he was clinging on. Anyways, Big Dick ended with, "Rangers have a maximum of fifteen games left in the season if they go all the way in each of the three competitions they are participating in". Okay, we'll keep riding the luck, Big Dick can keep riding Dolly. BBC Scotland's last news bulletin carried a twenty second clip showing all three goals, heavy emphasis on Ryan Kent's, "deflected goal". Their first morning bulletin had Al Lamont post match in the Marakana with the held in Rangers support at his back. Al' told of Ryan Kent's, "deflected goal" and the quarter final draw being held after midday. The lunch time News had Kheredine Idessane standing upon the Hinshelwood Grassy Knoll, he told of the draw, "Braga are the best Rangers could have hoped for, avoiding Barcelona, Lyon and, West Ham". Then, we had a VoxPop filmed outside the Rangers Superstore. Nothing outrageous but why can't Rangers supporters just tell BBC Scotland to fcuk off? Tomorrow, BBC Scotland's Sports Correspondent and Chief Sports writer, Chris and Tom visit Dublin for the Ireland versus Scotland Rugby Six Nations international. It will be scrum down for the Craic, slurping the broth of Bhoys, and, the luck of the Irish. I hope Chris and Tom do not take turns in the unedifying sight of riding Irish luck. Certainly, they'll have a deflected Try.

I thought we did well enough in a game that was always going to be hard. We were realistically never in any danger of going out.

We aren't so lucky with our directors. I'm still trying to understand how director of Rangers could have been so divorced from the support as to arrange this in the first place. I do believe they think they can ignore us with impunity. James Bisgrove then expressing surprise at supporter reaction placed him firmly in the "won't miss you when you go" category.