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Looks brutal. But the cause is good.

Fashionable in those days. Today, so many superstars wear these pink boots, no matter the colour of their jerseys and socks. That really hurts the eyes, and you wonder what makes them wear this abominations. Money is my guess. Over here, the Eisbären ice hockey team wears pink jerseys in November (Der Berliner?), raising money for breast cancer treatment. That is something I could agree with.

A Happy Blue Year to you all (and a Red one for me )!

Förster is one way of translating "ranger"in German, the etymological equivalent would be "forester". So "Alte Försterei" would be the "Forester's/Ranger's old house" or the "Old Forester's-House". I only noted this a couple of months ago.

Frohes Fest aus der Alten Försterei

Pardon granted!

It was noted in the first post. English clubs pay inflated transfer sums. Now go and molest someone else.

What gives you or Bill the idea that I believe what is written in the Sun? Did either of you question any other poster's reply to that first post?

Ignoring your tone, let me point at IM Bearger and post #1 of this topic

I think I read that there was a bust up (?) with Butland some time ago. Beale was still the trainer. Clement has a good knowledge of the Belgian league, and more. 20 million is a lot of money and I assume that Clement knows a good replacement or two from the continent that is much cheaper.

Good luck to him and Rangers, his CV is fine.

I wish you and Steven Davis all the best.

Mr. Butland I think the biggest problem is the system and the use of only one striker. Against so many defenders it is utterly wrong. I would use 4-4-2 or 3-4-3 against this.

What a brutal week, you are not alone. I think Rangers need someone who knows how Scottish football works, not someone who has to learn it again. And someone who can make hard decisions. Rangers cannot be a project for upstarts and hopefuls, academy coaches and trainers. I heard of that Potter guy, but der Berliner also told me of McCann, one of your former players. He will know the game and the club. Perhaps until someone else has been found. Watched only 30 minutes today. Aberdeen were lucky with their goals, but you could see that they wanted it more too. From that point of view, they deserved the result. It would be a less hard lesson if the Rangers players had shown the same will to win. This is something a new coach has to weed out. Too many lack enthusiasm and spirit. Cantwell and Sakala have/had that. And Hagi.

Despite some late heartbreak last night, all the best for your adventure