BEARGER

You may well be correct, but did they ask? Sack Clement and bring in a boy band reunion act! Anyway upwards and onwards, I don’t care if the new regime have no connection with the club, just want winners.

Yes if the money was right, it was a win win for an experienced manager. But as usual our board made the wrong call, Rangers men I know, experts in various field but no idea how to run a football club.

You’re correct none of them “thought”. There were a good few experienced managers available at the time. Ferguson and his mates were a bad joke.

The sacking of Clement and replacing him with Ferguson and his mates showed the complete incompetence of the board. Not one of them should be on the new board, at least the ones who thought Ferguson was the answer.

That’s a relief. Never a Rangers manager, as could be said of a few others in the last 13 years.

Doubt they will have a choice.

John Brown on RTV saying its corruption!

This is absolutely rank refereeing.

0-1 Dessers

Eh? That means a value of over $140B!!

Well done.

Hibernian 0 - 2 Rangers FGS Raskin

Rangers 6 - 0 Dundee Utd FGS Igamane

Oh dear!

It was a pathetic response and inaccurate. You have to wonder about the mind set of people at times.

Who is this aimed at?

I believe we have an obligation to buy at £3-4M. Ferguson seems to not have any faith in him as proved by Lawrence coming on yesterday. Seems strange he can’t get a game, is he a complete waste of £M’s.

Today’s UB banners just show the total incompetence of the Ranger board. If the takeover falls through goodness knows where we go,

Did not know that but said to my mate “it must be retro strip day”. No kidding.

1. Was it retro day? The number of old shirts on display was impressive. 2. Anyone see the eejit(adult) orange top, orange bucket hat in the Broomie Rear with the blow up sheep?

Rangers 3 - 0 Aberdeen FGS Igamane

From 1hr 47mins approx.

An old one!

Brighton owner Bloom bids for 29% stake in Hearts Brian McLauchlin BBC Sport Scotland Senior Reporter Brighton & Hove Albion owner Tony Bloom has made a formal offer of just under £10m to take a 29% stake in Heart of Midlothian. The proposal will be considered by fans' group Foundation of Hearts (FoH) - the major shareholder in the Scottish Premiership club - and must receive more than 50% approval from its members to be successful. A consultation period will end on 26 May, with the vote taking place after an extraordinary general meeting is held. Bloom would be purchasing non-voting rights shares, which would not impact the 75.1% voting rights held by FoH. If successful, Bloom would also be entitled to one place on the board, but is expected to appoint a representative rather than take up the position himself. FoH is recommending the terms are accepted and should this happen the Scottish FA would then be required to give its approval for the deal to be concluded. In a statement issued to its members, FoH says the proposed investment is a personal one and Hearts will not become a feeder club for Premier League side Brighton or Belgium's Union Saint-Gilloise - where Bloom is a minority shareholder - or part of a multi-club system. It also says Bloom believes Hearts can "disrupt Scottish football" and that he wants to be a part of a "glorious chapter" in the Edinburgh club's history. Bloom's investment has been the topic of conversation for many Hearts supporters ever since his name became linked with the club last year. If approved - and there is little reason to see why it wouldn't be - the cash will come at just the right time for the club. With no European football to look forward to next season, the income for 2025/26 will be substantially reduced from that of this current campaign. And with investment in the squad badly needed after a hugely disappointing term, an additional near £10m will be more than welcomed within the Hearts board. But as we have witnessed in the past, money does not ultimately lead to success. It's about how it is spent. Value for money should be key to every transaction. In a statement to its members The Foundation of Hearts, the clubs majority shareholder, says Bloom wants to "disrupt Scottish football" and to be part of " a glorious chapter" in the club's history. By that, Bloom undoubtedly means challenging the top two clubs in the country. That will not come, but he is up for the challenge.