Crimson Dynamo
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Anyone know what the sell on is?
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I was at the game after Celtic announced they'd signed him vs Aberdeen and we got beat 3-0 at home.
When we got him my feelings were excitement he was a good striker that scored goals. I wasn't really old enough to see how big a thing it was.
Looking back though, I think the reason it became such a huge thing was down to Celtic's mishandling of it from their side. Sure, the religion factor was big and would still have been a moment but Celtic made a complete ar*e of his signing.
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Is Sturridge not a free agent now?
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2 hours ago, BlackSocksRedTops said:
Welcome to the Gers George!!
Incidently, that new strip is honking. Far too shiney ie. Looks as cheap AF
Pics don't do the new top justice. One of the best we've had in years in my opinion.
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I was a paperboy in the early to mid 90's it was great seeing the back pages and seeing who were getting linked to.
The Daily Star always had the more incredible ones like Marco Van Basten.
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Good move for him. Get him playing regularly at a fairly good level.
At the very least it will add to his value.
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18 minutes ago, der Berliner said:
2nd in the EPL ... hefty price money. Long run in the CL and winning it. attendance income, advert stuff ... I don`t think Liverpool is in dire need of 10m et al for Kent.
E.g. ...
CL 2018/19
Winner of 2018-19 champions league can earn between €65m to €75m from “Fixed Amount” pot. Plus Market pool money which can easily elevate total earnings of winners from England, Spain, Germay or Italy around €100 million (prize money + market pool)
https://www.totalsportek.com/money/uefa-champions-league-prize-money/
EPL
We’ve broken down each club’s earnings for the 2018-19 campaign, not including revenue from European and cup games, ranking them in order of how much they accrued over the season.
1. Liverpool
Actual league position: 2nd
Matches televised: 29
TV income: £33.5million
Prize money: £36.1million
Equal share: £79.4million
Total: £149millionIf the stories regarding the wages structure are true. 10 million would come in handy for Liverpool to pay wages.
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Done.
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I'd have Kelly back at Rangers has potential to be a future number 1 for us.
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Controversial but in terms of what Gascoigne and Laudrup were bought for. Which was to push us to the next level in Europe both were failures.
Not taking anything away from 9 in a row. They joy they brought me watching them strutting their stuff in domestic games still makes me smiles even now.
But it is bittersweet when I remember our record in Europe from that time. Bar one season.
I would have loved to have seen both play for Advocaat.
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I haven't seen much of Gray but he looked different class when he scored that hat trick against us for Burnley in a preseason friendly.
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I read a rumour on Twitter recently that said £5.5m had been agreed.
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Look at the playoffs in English Championship. You can finish 6th and still get promoted.
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Roberts did. He was a fairly decent keeper if I remember right he had a habit of going goal if needed.
I'm sure he did it for Spurs a couple of times.
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Can you cast direct from your phone? My phone has an option to cast my screen.
Only time I have been unable to do it this way was with Sky. Which has a feature to prevent you doing so.
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Not related but coincidentally William McGregor who was largely responsible for the Aston Villa we see today. Was from Glasgow and a Rangers fan. Villa's motto is "Prepared" similar to our own "Ready ".
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27 minutes ago, Gonzo79 said:
Our Main Stand and the back of Villa's Holte End are things of wonder. I remember going to see Fulham vs Rangers about 17 years ago and thought it was a great wee stadium and Highbury and Goodison were also very impressive.
Goodson and Villa Park both have great atmospheres and always remind me of Ibrox.
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Stuart Munro was always a bargain and solid for us. No matter how many times Souness tried to replace him.
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Marcus Gayle, I genuinely thought would do a job for us. Big and powerful thought he'd go down a storm up here.
Theo Snelders loved him at Aberdeen we signed him as never more than cover.
Egil Ostenstad, James Beattie both strikers I thought would score goals for us.
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Nuno Capucho was a huge disappointment.
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3 minutes ago, Scott7 said:
I quite like Defoe. Still a craftsman finisher.
I think the jury is out on him. Davis just doesn't look fit. I thought when we signed Defoe it was with a view to selling Morelos in January.
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1 minute ago, ian1964 said:
The chances of this being true are next to zero! more bullshit from the Scottish gutter press!
Yup, must be a slow news day.
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4 hours ago, buster. said:
I didn't only mean the club but was referring to the fans reaction to speculation.
IMO it's too often about players who have played to a very good level in the past but who are very unlikely to get anywhere near that level again.
In the past we could get players who were doing well at a very high level (or very recently had been) but finances (especially England) essentially mean that most of those kinds of players that we can realistically attract have been on the downward slope for a while (eg. Kranjcar).
What happens too much is a lot of noise is made on arrival, a relatively high wage, struggle to adapt to Scottish fitbaw, injury, expensive deadwood, pay-off.
Agree, the ageing veteran seems to seldom work out for us.
Few odd exceptions like Weir but most are very forgettable and largely a waste of money.
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6 minutes ago, ian1964 said:
Rangers midfielder Scott Arfield emerges as Southampton transfer target
Reports in England claim Saints have been impressed with the former Burnley and Falkirk star's performances under Steven Gerrard this season.
RANGERS midfielder Scott Arfield is a transfer target for Southampton, according to reports.
The Daily Mail says the Gers star’s performances under Steven Gerrard this season have caught the eye of the English Premier League outfit.
The 30-year-old has EPL experience on his CV after starring for Sean Dyche’s Burnley.
Southampton have raided the Scottish Premiership several times in recent years, making big-money moves for ex-Celtic trio Virgil van Dijk, Fraser Forster and Victor Wanyama.
The Mail claims the Light Blues are likely to value the ex-Falkirk ace around the £3million mark.
Arfield joined Gers on a free from Dyche’s side last summer.
He’s netted 11 times in 42 appearances so far this season, bagging a hat-trick in Sunday’s win over Motherwell.
The Canadian international was also a key player for Gerrard’s men in December’s 1-0 Old Firm derby win over Celtic.
Rangers fans praised the player after he taunted Scott Brown with the Hoops captain’s trademark ‘Broony’ celebration during the game.
If true and Southampton at least doubled that. Would be a good bit business for us. Assuming Gerrard and Allen had a cheap alternative lined up also.
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Was the youth player Kirk Willoughby that played with us for a bit not related to Alex?