MoodyBlue

It should be an easy decsion for a manager wilth any intelligence - McCulloch HAS to be dropped. Enough is enough.

But this is another reason why I don't want McCall next season - he simply won't drop McCulloch.

For the three 'managers' we've had this season they all have something in common - lack of intelligence. Each comes across as lacking the intelligence required for this level and for this club. They may have had good careers as players - but as far as I'm concerned we need someone with intelligence to come in for next season. McCall is NOT that man.

I'll tell you what I'm sickened of Stuart - idiotic managers like you continuing to play this shite footballer week after week. That's what sickens me. The booing was inevitable and I back it 100%.

Now you and Lee can do one in the summer and never come back to our club !!!!

Mols.

Back to goal, receiving the ball at his feet and then turning his defender - he was sensational.

Apparently there is a TV programme on channel 4 on Monday about how Sport Direct and Ashley operates.

A Channel 4 Dispatches documentary " The Secrets of Sports Direct". Monday night at 8pm or 9pm I think.

He's spot on !!!

How refreshing !

Two wrongs don't make a right. I am not saying you should do it but you should look at the whole picture and work out what consequences it could have for Rangers. Cutting your nose off to spite your face is also not the good way.

We've had to fight our own corner on all fronts. No-one. I repeat, no-one has given a damn about the rape and pillage of our club and the Ashley carve up. Sorry, but no club's fans deserves our support on anything. In our times of need no-one was there for us and still other clubs and fans continue to want to kick us when we're down.

Not one club in Scotland or one set of fans has even remotely tried to assist Rangers or our fans over the past few years in all the nonsense we've been through.

For that reason I am out.

]They're not saying NO to King though are they?[/B]And insolvency was due to Whyte & Whyte alone. PM was well gone by the time administration happened

Not yet. But it will come, IMO.

How do these people stay in jobs.

'Ra Cellik are propping them up.

Yep - just seen that.

Scottish football 'authorities' are a complete joke. They couldn't run a bath.

And they are questioning if Dave King is 'fit and proper' ??!!! Jesus wept.

All Championship games now confirmed at 12:15 kick off's Saturday 2nd May.

The irony of Rhegan deciding if someone is fit and proper !!!

If we're in the Championship next season - which is a real possibility - we'll struggle to get much more than 25k each home game.

This is no bad thing and I'm sure King won't be too disappointed.

Let's at least try to be fair here. You don't know what Jim McColl's intentions were, are, or will be and neither do the rest of us!

He's been standing on the sideline for years now.

He has significant money and could have done something long before now if he really wanted to - or cared. It would only have taken a small percentage of his wealth to help us in our darkest hours. The fact that he didn't speaks volumes.

He could have bought us ten times over from the spare cash in his back pocket.

He had/has no intention of putting proper money into Rangers.

You might end up being correct, but I certainly wouldn't bet on it.

None of us know for sure mate, but my strong hunch is that he'll never get involved in the way that he ought to.

He's entitled to do what he wants, but if he genuinely sees himself as a Rangers man, he'd step up to the plate and put his money where his mouth is. I just don't think he has it in him to do so when it comes to Rangers.

Some direct and meaningful involvement from Jim McColl at some point in the future should be welcomed with open arms no matter what form it comes in.

 

He'd be a fine addition to the Rangers boardroom and any money he chooses to invest would be most welcome because we're going to be needing a lot of it.

I am pretty confident the guy will never be involved with Rangers.

So we're all agreed he got involved in trying to rescue the club on a number of occasions, which involved him spending his own money.

 

Well that's an vast improvement on him not wanting to spend his money and not lifting a finger. I'll rest my case.

If the guy was a proper Rangers man he would not have stood by and let what happened, happen.

He has mega money and the fact that he did not dip into a small percantage of that to rescue Rangers properly was shameful. He could have blown other investors out the water, but he chose not to. If I had been in his position I would have ensured I used as much of my money as possible to get our club out of the mess and away from the stronghold of shysters.

He just mouths away from the sidelines whilst giving wishy washy excuses. He's no Rangers man/fan.

The Telpegraph article states: "However, there is nothing the new regime can do to avoid making the payment"

I'd completely refute that and say that Rangers have a great case for non-payment or a vastly reduced payment. This 'contract' has already been made null and void with the non-appearance of the players, lack of medicals and known illnesses. If need be we'll take this to court and win our case.

Put your money where your mouth is then Jim !!

The bullshit billionaire when it comes to Rangers. And he can stuff his Nationalist ideas !

Having a proper centre half next to him would be a start.

Playing next to McCulloch who is not a centre half (not really a footballer actually) and reads the game like a blind man and points in all sorts of directions must be off-putting to big Mohsni.

I wouldn't object to that at all, although if we're picking the best of a bad bunch I'd probably say McGregor

I agree - we need a big clearout of all the shite.

On McGregor, I'd say he is 'strong', but IMO he's not a great defender and Mohsni is better than him.

Too prone to being a clown, another one we should show the door in the summer without a second thought

on that basis we will hopefully be getting rid of all our other centre half's then as he is the best of them ( albeit, best of a bad bunch)