kuznetsov

best right winger is little. stop this nonsense ffs.

our management team obviously dont think it is that important. as stupid as that is.

hes had two stinkers in a row there. but then so has black, hutton and shiels during the season and they all kept their place! poor management. weak management.

we are so easy to play against and ally is so easy to read.

locking the ally thread is not right. the managers position needs debated, its healthy to talk about these things, not hide away from them. if it happens to be the same stuff over and over then that tells its own story. poor show frankie.

shameful..

disgusted, absolutely disgusted. this man is tarnishing our clubs reputation. we are an embarassment.

this 1 up front in the bottom tier should be a sacking offense.

still think we will win this match but its been proven time and time again we are going nowhere with this management team.

utterly embarassing. how many humiliations do we need to go through with this man?

final third poor too. wingers and shiels need to help little out more.

another great chance from a dead ball.......wasted again.

cracking goal. great ball through. great run.

oh ffs. what a waste. zero technique. zero quality.

got to hit target here. got to.

shocking tackle on temps

i wasnt, i was stating my opinion. it happens to differ from yours, differing opinions are what make forums work. i didnt ignore it either, i read it and found your reasons fair enough, but your reasons still do not make it a fact. "I suggest you heed my warning about your posting style." that is a threat in any language. enjoy the match frankie

what warning and what posting style? is that a threat? seriously.

you wish you knew. fact is you are guessing. you were doing so well too.

one of our best selling kits was when we introduced the 5 stars, around 03 i think, we only sold 120000 of them. you think we are the bigger club frankie? maybe 20 years ago, not nowadays.

god knows where you seen that, must have been a rangers forum or something, sadly there is a doubt about it. Arsenal and Chelsea, in that order, follow on the heels of United, Real Madrid, Barcelona and Liverpool in shirt sales, meaning the Premier League has more teams (four) in the top 10 “shirts sales league” than any other country. Italy is the next best-performing league with three Serie A clubs: Milan, Inter and Juventus. Coincidentally, all the top 10 sellers are the same 10 clubs who currently constitute the “biggest”, richest clubs (by earnings) in the world, according to the latest survey by Deloitte. Dr Rohlmann tells sportingintelligence: “The figures encompass the whole replica sales volume of shirts, ie home, away and the third or further editions in total, either sold by the clubs themselves or by other parties such as high street shops.” Media reports have previously suggested top football clubs sell between six and seven million shirts a season globally – but as sportingintelligence has discovered by talking to manufacturers and clubs to corroborate Dr Rohlmann’s figures, the real numbers are much lower. A source close to one of the sportswear giants told sportingintelligence that a shirt sales figure in the 6-7m bracket for any one club is “totally wrong”. However, the source said that top-selling clubs can sell that many items of relevant branded merchandise annually “if you included shorts, socks, scarves and so on”. There are a number of reasons for the popularity of Premier League teams, including the coverage and popularity of the Premier League and the European successes enjoyed in recent seasons. All of the League’s ‘Big four’ have appeared in at least one Champions League final in the last five years. Dr Rohlmann’s research focussed on the clubs within the major leagues of Europe but also looked at big clubs in small leagues to see how they fare. None of those clubs would, over an extended period of time, match the sales of the top 10 listed today. The biggest clubs in Turkey, namely Galatasaray and Fenerbahce (both Adidas clubs) would sell numbers at the lower end of the 10 in good years but sales of official merchandise in some regions, including Turkey and especially Asia, tend to be damaged by cheaper counterfeit goods. A “big” club like Ajax in a “small” league like the Dutch league might expect to sell 100,000 shirts and probably fewer in most seasons. Celtic (a Nike club) are believed to be the biggest sellers among Scotland’s clubs, with “good year” sales at the lower end of the top 10, ie: several hundred thousand per year, many of them overseas in North America, Canada and Australia. no mention of rangers.

when, the 90's? lol we are nowhere near the top end of strip sales in the uk. not in the top 5 or 6 anyway. all the lists of the worlds top clubs shirt sales dont even mention rangers. celtic do get a mention though. they average 200000 per year.

i am very excited this evening. i am expecting a huge improvement from the weekend.

c'mon, ally is not going to drop one of his favourites for a kid.

i find that extremely hard to believe mate, financially we cannot touch them.