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Come on, man. He’s go a waistcoat and he’s a left winger. That’s all you need to succeed these days.

Watch the games, watch players senior players throw a deaf ear to his instructions time and time again. Watch us defend set pieces when using the zonal system watch the players reactions when the enivitable happens. Notice the drop off between playing Napoli when the players pride was at stake and Dundee United a Dundee United that shipped dozens of goals in less than a handful of games. There is discord in the dressing room, some players are simpmy going through the motions on the pitch. They aren't going to bust a gut for someone they have little faith in.

Who cares!

Yes,......"Stuff" they are hiding. Re.C1872 It is actually worse than simply not having credibility, IMO.

Dave King propaganda Bleeding obvious.

Romantic reason: Because we are all in it together. Practical necessity: Because we are paying customers. Regards the sharing of information. Obviously there are limits when it comes to the finances. Yogi Bear doesn't seem to capture this last part, nor does he seem able to interpret 'the bleeding obvious'.

Simple get rid of him but I suspect we cant afford the payoff money

Southgate's rubbish. I've been saying it for years.

If you're dim.

Hopefully. As things stand though I'm not sure Sands and Tillman are worth he supposed £10 million outlay we would need to make both moves permanent.

There is the real issue for most fans, regarding most topics. We do not know. Is there a good reason for the lack of transparency would be my question.

Even someone like Matondo: I like the profile: young, cheap, incredibly quick with lots of potential. He's not started well, at all - although, he has 1 assist fewer (2) than Kent (3) in half the minutes played... He should be playing, though. Surely it's better to let him get used to the culture, rather than shoehorn in Arfield? I don't quite understand why GvB can't utilise him? Unless there are some disciplinary issues, but then why do we sign him in the first place?

"Lizzie's in a Box". On Saturday last, Ibrox settled to a planned minutes silence for the passing of our country's Monarch these last seventy years. Queen Elizabeth's death has witnessed an outpouring of emotion not seen since World War Two. The last Monarch, George vi passed in 1952; there is little to no collective memory. Ten days of mourning is NOT a huge demand for someone who provided daily service everyday for in excess of 70 years. Think about it, four hours of dispatch box administration every morning beginning at 07.30hrs; including Christmas day, Birthdays, Honeymoon, ................. etc, over 25,000 consecutive days. Truly, a life of service. Whether your belief systems include Constitutional Monarchy or not, you have to respect the unflinching dedication to the roles of Head of State, Head of the Commonwealth and, Head of Established Church. An elderly woman died aged 96, a Mother, Grandmother, Great Grandmother, wife, sister, ...... etc; all running interference on unquestioning service. Surely, a minute's contemplative silence is not an unreasonable request? As the players took position on the centre circle the booing began within the several hundred Dundee United supporters. As the Referee blew the whistle to begin the silence, the away section broke into four or five choruses of, "Lizzie's in a Box". The culmination of the silence was marked by the first verse of the National Anthem. As God Save the King finished, BBC Radio Scotland commentator, Liam McLeod admitted interruption of the silence then added, "it is impossible to say which part of the ground the interruption to the minutes silence came from". Disinformation in 18 words. Dundee United issued a statement after the game. It outlined the Board had passed on received information to supporters but acknowledged, "a tiny minority of supporters did not respect the minute's silence". The statement contained no condemnation and no apology. BBC Scotland printed the statement but did not readdress Liam McLeod's ridiculous lie. From the position of the Ibrox gantry, Liam McLeod said, "it is impossible to say which part of the ground the interruption to the minute's silence came from". It is just another BIG LIE to emanate from BBC Scotland reference Rangers and Rangers supporters.

Gio should have just told the truth about signings after qualifying.