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And there we have the problem.

What is your problem? Tavenier let his man go for 2nd goal also 3rd. Why would I mention any other player?

You better have a word with Frankie (post 167) as well. To answer your question, I like Tavenier but he was poor defensively today. Also thought McGregor poor at 3rd goal, maybe I don’t like him either.

Another poor goal, Tav? Again?

Ffs 3-3

We’re hanging on here.

And kneeing!!

Halliday great saving clearance.

2-3 brilliant counter attack. Ejaria.

2-2 Lafferty

The formation was not to blame for either goal.

2-1 thought we had stopped losing poor goals?! Tavenier posted missing.

https://mobile.twitter.com/btsportfootball/status/1033447448797163520/video/1

I thought it was ok, not my favourite though.

See post 2.

· 18m Any Bears know a Barry White who dropped this earlier GF2/GF3? Handed to G4S @Gregco_ @4ladshadadream

Most foul throw ins I’ve ever seen in a professional game, all bar one ignored by the referee.

3rd European game in a row.

https://www.mctears.co.uk/news/Historic-pre-WWI-Rangers-medal-to-go-under-the-hammer/?i=364 Historic pre-WWI Rangers medal to go under the hammer 9/08/2018 Medals & Militaria A rare Scottish League Championship medal from the early days of Rangers Football Club is expected to sell for between £2,000 and £3,000 when it goes to auction at McTear's. The fifteen-carat gold medal was awarded to full-back George Ormond at the end of the first of his three seasons at the Club in 1911/12. Ormond went on to win another league championship with Rangers the following year, eventually moving to Greenock Morton in 1914. The medal, which is being sold by a descendant of the player, will be one of the top items in McTear’s Works of Art auction on Friday 31 August. The lot comes in its original fitted case and has a centre enamelled with a lion rampant and 'Champions 1911–12 Rangers F.C.'. The reverse is inscribed with 'Scottish Football League, George Ormond', within a laurel wreath. Commenting on the sale, James Bruce from McTear’s, said: “We see a significant number of football medals at McTear’s but it is very unusual to come across such a fine example from the early part of the 20th century.” George Ormond played in defence for Rangers for a total of 65 games before moving to Morton for six seasons. It is believed he was one of three Morton players engaged in government work during WWI, which could have contributed to him not being called up. The player was involved in 179 league and seven Scottish Cup games for the Cappielow club before finishing his career at Arbroath in season 1920/21. James added: “The medal is a truly historic piece of football memorabilia and considering it was awarded over one hundred years ago, it is in fantastic condition. Rare memorabilia associated with the Old Firm is highly sought after and I fully expect the piece to attract considerable interest from collectors at home and overseas.”

https://mobile.twitter.com/RG72_/status/1032325075800866816/video/1

I see from yesterday’s trading video that LW Is back in full training with rest of squad.

Ok.