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I will also renew regardless of who the manager is. If Ally is still in charge he will receive my full backing despite the concerns I currently have. To be honest, NOTHING would give me greater pleasure than seeing Ally and Iain Durrant turning the present situation around. Whilst I do have major reservations about their ability to do so, particularly based on the deteriorating performances since the turn of the year, I will support them until the powers that be feel that their time is up.

I agree but I think it is a symptom of the circumstances we found ourselves in at the last transfer window. I don't think for a minute that McCoist didn't recognise that the midfield area was short in numbers and quality.

To be fair to Ally I'm not convinced that was really down to him. He was on record saying he felt we needed four or five bodies as the transfer window was closing and we ended up with Templeton only. I think he genuinely felt that Green would have delivered a few more signings.

With every passing week it is becoming harder and harder to disagree. Today was an absolutely disgrace and embarrassment, arguably the worst result at Ibrox in our 140 year history.

Charles Green talking about 55 titles on Jeff Randall!

Totally agree about the fitness levels, we don't seem to have anything more in the tank than our opponents despite the state of the art facilities etc. Strangely, at the start of the season I felt the opposite and particularly at Ibrox where teams started to run out of steam after about 50 minutes. This hasn't been evident since the turn of the year and in fact both Montrose and Elgin have snatched late goals in games at Ibrox, finishing the game looking much stronger than us. You do have to wonder if the players are getting an easy ride now that the league is effectively won. If so, completely unacceptable and a real cause for concern.

I would never have guessed!

I will certainly do so.

Best of luck Bomber.

"They" can be as organised and coordinated as they want....if we don't provide any ammunition then any genuine campaign against us will be fruitless.

I would share the view that it is probably a simple case of a straight forward clash of personalities. I have never met Charles Green but, rightly or wrongly, i can't help but think he would be an extremely challenging person to work with.

Fair enough, will try to hunt it down. I'm sure there was something about the interview for it to have stuck in your mind.

Hoping to prove himself before a big summer (September) move to Ibrox!

In what sense did he come across as being disrespectful, I don't recall seeing this interview or if I did nothing struck a chord in this respect?

Boyd to sign for Kilmarnock until end of season according to BBC.

For the avoidance of doubt, I wasn't questioning you rbr. I was simply keen to get your inside track on what had really gone on during the PLG era. My own view was that he vastly underestimated Scottish Football and that proved to be his biggest single mistake.

I certainly hope so and look forward to the day he is able to attend. All very well writing articles on the official website but he needs to tackle these people head on and show them up for what they are.

Which would not seem like an unreasonable request if he was in a position to hand over a significant proportion of his original investment.

Can you elaborate, within reason? Going back to the subject matter of this thread, how many times in the last ten or fifteen years have we read about similar arrangements with various other clubs that to my mind have produced next to nothing? These proposed tie-ins are a good story at the time but in my view they never materialise and don't deliver.

I was of the view that King was on record as saying he would hand back anything he could successfully recover from the initial £20m. I was not of the view that this was to be in return for having a controlling interest.

Should Jim Traynor not be appearing on these panel shows in order to get the facts across, is that not what he is paid handsomely for? Seems a bit incredible that this all falls on the shoulders of Chris. Whilst Chris always comes across well in these situations, Traynor is the heavyweight (in every sense of the word) in these matters.

Not so sure about that, my imagination doesn't stretch that far but you may well be right! Whilst King has unquestionably had his own problems my overwhelming feeling is that he does have the best interests of Rangers at heart and I would personally like to see him involved in the future.

King has called it right since the start of this mess and I feel he might yet have a bigger part to play again in the future. Much will depend on whether he gets his day in court with SDM. Clearly he still feels that he was misled when making his initial £20m investment (in terms of alleged non-disclosure as to how the Club was being financed). King indicated that any favourable settlement in respect of this action would be ploughed straight back into the Club. It would be good to think that this may still happen. I do have my doubts that he would be willing to invest fresh capital whilst Charles Green is calling the shots.

Agree, you do wonder what they do all day at Auchenhowie and I don't just mean since Ally McCoist took charge. Generally the set pieces have been poor since Albertz, Van Bronckhorst and R De Boer moved on. I think you are being slightly generous with Adam although he did have a few good moments. Very poor indeed.