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he has become extremely cocky, over confident and complacent. he needs a word in his ear and to keep things simple. he has been very poor recently. i dont think the way we play suits him either. his talents deserve to play in an attack minded team who play football.

of course he is but not one we could afford to keep.

they are but you mentioned aberdeen way back in the 80's ffs. lol

what a shambles and this man is still in a job.

yes. that was a different era completely. football has moved on so much since then.

you think we could afford to make saf successful? aberdeen was a whole different era. thats like saying celtic have won the european cup so why cant we nowadays.

we couldnt afford to keep throwing the millions at alex ferguson to make him successful here. 30m on rooney, 30m on ferdinand, 25m on rvp, 15m on vidic, 15m on de gea, 30m on berbatov...........a buying manager is what he is. a lucky one at that.

but it obviously does and that is our problem.

i think charles green is such an influential person at our club it is very likely his name will be brought up with just about any subject we speak about when it comes to our club. is it a bad thing he may have had something to do with this article? he may not have of course, its all part of the debate.

scouts, plural? lol cheers mate, the name mather rings a bell.

i didnt say it was but i believe he will have an influence on it, no doubt about it.

ally may have had the final say to sign them but i am sure i read at the time this investor had recommended these players to the club and brought them over for trial.

he is but this is bigger than just one journalist and take on things. he wont be writing anything to damage any relationship with green and the board, green at least would have been consulted about this article one would think.

he had a similar offer from us last year, did he not?

is that the guy who brought in the foreign duds mate?

not the money or fame on offer at rangers?

wouldnt allys fans just love that. another excuse for them mate.

only a fool would believe this is traynors work and only traynors work.

he was an outstanding youth, we ruined him. celik was another with incredible youth pedigree who we didnt know what to do with, he is actually playing in serie a nowadays and has a scoring ratio of 1 in 3!!! bedoya was on the verges of the u.s. national team when we signed him and after he signed fell right out the picture altogether. mckay was a player who wanted to improve as a player and play football, we wer ento the club for him! time will tell on stella. jelavic was horseshit for his last year after he stated he wanted to leave, we persisted with playing up front himself and made life tough for him, as we do. no coincidence we only got 1.5m up front for him. a huge financial loss for us. he came to play champions league football and instead ended up getting caught up in anti football and no european football.

strangely enough i think defence is our strongest area. midfield is a real worry for me and our one man attack simply non existant.

lol thats a good one rab, made me laugh mate.

something he has learned from walter smith mate.

its hard to pick a team after a few injuries as the squad was so poorly assembled again. i think i would go 4-4-2 with, rm mckay lm templeton cm black cm hutton att mcculloch att little utd will get no respect from me as they dont deserve it, as a club or team. they are shite. playing 4-3-3 or rather 4-5-1 in reality plays right into their hands. we will be on the back foot for 90mins and will just make life difficult for ourselves as we do every week. attack them. thats when we are best.

i have a sneeky feeling we will see mcculloch in centre midfield with sandaza chasing shadows himself up front.

Well no better example of petty disgusting whataboutery and mopery comes from the pages of the blog that he writes for and backs and that took over from the bigoted biased and disgraced Rangers tax case and from what I can see trying to outdo it. The following is a letter that was posted on said site. From a mr â??John Clarkeâ? john clarke says: Tuesday, November 13, 2012 at 23:56 97 1 Rate This Forgive me, at this late stage, but Iâ??ve just discovered that I can cut and paste from my original microsoft word draft. ( I had been faffing about trying to scan and copy and paste, unsuccessfully) This is my letter to GOC Scotland. â?? Major-General N Eeles, General Officer Commanding Scotland, Edinburgh Castle,EH1 2NG. Dear General Eeles, You will, I imagine, share my dismay that Army, Navy and Royal Marines service personnel were participants in a travesty of a â??Remembranceâ?? parade at Ibrox Park, Glasgow, during half-time in a football match being played between The Rangers FC and Alloa Athletic last week-end. Whatever the original intention may have been, the occasion was allowed to degenerate into what I can only describe as a show of sectarian support- by the military personnel involved- for one particular section of Scottish society and one particular football club. It was in no way respectful of the men and women ( among whom I include my own father) who suffered death or injury in the second World War, but was an absolutely undisciplined display of sectarian bias by the army unit(s) involved, who, I believe had balloted to be present because of their personal support for the aims and ideology of The Rangers FC. In my view, the officer who authorised the use of tax-payersâ?? money for such a shameful partisan display, and the senior officer present on the day ( if indeed, any officer was present) should be asked to apologise to the people of Scotland for being so crassly insensitive to the feelings of many like me, who distance themselves from the poisonous ideology behind Orangeism and who do not wish their support for the Armed Forces of this country to be predicated on a false assumption that Orangeism equates to patriotism. I am copying this letter to Rear Admiral Hockley (Flag Officer Scotland and Northern Ireland) and to Major-General Davis, CBE RM (Commandant General Royal Marines) Yours sincerely, as you can see dear reader 95 people liked this post with only one finding objection to it! The reply came back â??The General Officer Commanding Scotland has now had the opportunity to review the events that took place at Ibrox Park with the other Service heads in Scotland. They share your view that the format of the half time event and the conduct of those taking part in it was inappropriate for Remembrance Weekend, and will take steps to ensure that such events are conducted with appropriate solemnity in the future. They believe that the minuteâ??s silence before the match was the correct way to mark the occasion and Army commenders will be directed to restrict future Remembrance events to this type of activity in the future. The focus of Remembrance activities must be on the fallen, not on those who are serving in the Armed Forces today Now you can make of this as you will. But it appears to me the M.O.D are agreeing with this sad individual that.. who distance themselves from the poisonous ideology behind Orangeism and who do not wish their support for the Armed Forces of this country to be predicated on a false assumption that Orangeism equates to patriotism. If this is true then I think the Orange Order in Scotland and Rangers deserve an apology from the ministry of defence! Also it comes as no surprise that this story surfaced in the Daily Record or should that be the Daily rebel as the Journalist David Leggat has proved their ever increasing links to Celtic football Club. LISTEN RANGERS FANS!!! Its simple we are coming together in one unified voice as the Boycott of Dundee United proves. If we as one donâ??t patronise Rangers hating organs like the Daily Rebel et al they will hear our voice when it hits them in the pocket. If you buy or contribute to Rangers Haters you are effectively buying your abuser the stick to hit you over the head with!