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Barton needs to be tied down, he's a loose cannon atm. He's done nothing of note for the club, to be making himself centre stage

I thought Barton had grown up? If he's out for Saturday it gives some others a chance to step up.

Ban their fans who indulge in IRAoke, terrorist glorification, sectarian banners and flags of hate. Then Parkhead would be empty, because it's the vast majority of their supporters that celebrate this type of bigotry.

That clown Regan should be horse whipped out of Scotland, he's Nero to Scottish football in flames.

There's a train of thought that these banners are being taken into Parkhead the day before the game, bypassing normal security measures. You do have to wonder though, how a banner that size and dimensions doesn't attract any scrutiny by the Police or Stewards?

Good read Pete, the agenda in Scotland against the Rangers support is frightening, Alfred Hitchcock himself couldn't have written a more scarier plot.

VB express my feelings very succinctly, Saturdays hate fest from the terrorist supporters and sectarian bigots , should see them banned from Ibrox.

I take your point Bear, but ultimately they were the better team through hard work, determination, better organised and on the day better technical ability. With their passing, pressing and tackling, i can't think of one department we dominated? If the team don't take a lesson from them into the next game, against them we're done for.

Most Rangers fans know the hatred towards us, it has been stoked up to a level way beyond anything gone before. The cup final has shown the depravity our haters will sink too, so the board already knew this, instead of banning the scum from Ibrox it's business as usual. When or if Hivs get promoted, will the board welcome those scum to Ibrox? I won't go to away grounds and i don't want to see opposition fans at Ibrox.

The scum got away with sectarian banner along the same lines, at the cup semi final game. Police Scotland are clearly turning a blind eye to it, you have to wonder where that order of selective blindness is coming from?

We were also light in midfield, one got more at the expense of the other, the balance still isn't right yet though. Not unless the defense realy step it up several notches.

After we beat the Tims then Delia got the sack, they knew they had to go down the same road as us. Better quality of English manager and higher profile and better players from the English leagues, they had the money so they spent more, we had to buy better and at least try and match them without the spending the same amount as money as them. Yesterday's defeat should we need to spend more than we planned for, or get more out of what we got.

The usual morally outraged suspects , will be posted missing in action. Tom English, Graham Spiers et all will adopt the usual See no Evil, Hear no evil, Speak no evil.

Warburton's plan A is great when it's working, as chillebear said it's exciting and enjoyable to watch. However when it doesn't work the problems start, we don't seem to be able to do plan A better, nor is there any alternative to the plan atm. Teams are reading our plan and bettering it, yesterday we were out plan A'd, we had no counter.

We matched them for a while and it was nip and tuck, then we sat back and let them dominate for about a 15 to 20 minute spell. That was a big mistake, they got a lot of confidence from that spell, they just kept their tempo up all the game, that's an aspect that needs to be a lesson learned.

When the lad Rossiter is 100% fit again, he would be in my starting eleven. Forrester too and we must persist with MOH imo.

I don't mind being given a football lesson, yes it hurts, especially against those goons. But in the correct circumstances it can be a positive thing, as long as we learn what were our mistakes and deficiencies and learn from them. Pace and accuracy of our passing need to improve, stop the giving the opposition an easy target with howlers in defense. There is a defender in there with big Senderos but he needs to be told to screw the heid and stop being rash, don't dive in reckless nor stupid hand balls, you're no a goalkeeper ffs

without stating the obvious about our defensive frailties, we badly need to get the fast pace into our attacking strategy again. Yesterday it looked like some of our players had put those big heavy diving boots on.

Senderos is rash and has a history of red cards in big games, a wee word in his ear wouldn't have went amiss today.

If we can't take any lessons from today's football tutorial from them, then we are in deep shit. Passion, commitment, ability and graft, that's the easy lessons. I'll let the more technical guys expand on it.

McKay should have been subbed at half time imo.

Footballing lesson today i'm afraid, they were harder working and more technical, we could hardly string a few passes together, they used their subs and we continued to play the same flat way.

I would get Forrester and O'Halleron on, get the ball spread out, especially to the wings, this is where they are vulnerable imo.

Happy with that, a few strong players that can take it and give it out to start, good subs after the second half to keep the attack going.

The Vhermin have not heard about our bridge building policy yet?