SteveC

A couple of journos are saying Dodoo is on his way to Notts Forrest on a season long loan.

Pedro stressed in his summer interview(s) that Niko would be his main man. Talked about him a la a quarterback in US football.

Apparently, he said that it was our first ever league win against them and we hadn't played them in the league prior to last year, so that'd be correct.

I think he probably did - attention seeking w@ank Edit. Apparently, he said that it was our first ever league win against them and we hadn't played them in the league prior to last year, so that'd be correct.

Every time I see it I still am surprised and expect something else to happen!

Alves - lovely ball, Wallace, very good play to Herrera who finished carefully and coolly. A nice goal amidst horrific passages of "play" the likes of which you'd not see in most professional leagues anywhere.

Thank goodness....

GOAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAALLLLL Herrera

Another corner All this pressure our own doing

ffsWallace just gave the ball away under no pressure....nearly led to a goal, now a dangerous f'kick. Pena's fault, it seems past for corner

Rossiter getting ready to come on Morelos off for him

Niko off - too late, far too late. (Their goal began with him being hopelessly immobile) Pena on = unfit for unfit or something better?

Yp, I knew. just having fun....that was before I became nervous again

Well that was coming 2-1

Aye the "diary chat" was scintillating... (to be fair he had to be dragged into that)

I'm talking about the red card incident - elbow in Miller's face The player did take the ball in the penalty incident. But that doesn't mean it is not a foul. He then went though the back of the legs and swung his other leg round in a dangerous manner. Touching the ball doesn't mean you can then do anything without consequence despite what Ally and other ex-players seem to think. yYou imagine a machine gunning to death and they'd still ask "but did he touch the ball first?"

And yet Ally and Butcher say it wasn;t a red. FFS, even Mutton and Stewart say it was.

There was an interesting penalty claim for us. Pedro was going nuts at it not being given. The defender did touch the ball first but went through the back a nanosecond later and deliberately brought him down. I've never been of the opinion that touching the ball invalidates all possibility of a foul despite endless such protestations from ex-players as pundits.

Miller felled there. Should have been red but is a yellow. Even Mutton says red (Butcher says yellow of course)

2-0 Morelos again after shocking keeper mistake: "Mutton "how brainless can you get" Obviously lacks mirrors

Gooooooooooooooallll 1-0 Morelos. Great move, perfect cross

One change = Niko for Windass -- RANGERS boast just the one change for this afternoon’s clash with Ross County in the Highlands, with Niko Kranjcar replacing the injured Josh Windass. Windass was injured in last week’s draw with Hearts at Ibrox, and isn’t fit enough to take his place in the squad for today’s match at the Global Energy Stadium. That means it’s the same back five of Wes Foderingham in goals and James Tavernier, Fabio Cardoso, Bruno Alves and Lee Wallace in front of the stopper. In midfield, Ryan Jack and Graham Dorrans continue their partnership with Daniel Candeias on the right and Kranjcar on the left. Kenny Miller partners Alfredo Morelos in the forward position. On the bench are sub goalkeeper Jak Alnwick, Danny Wilson, Lee Hodson, Jordan Rossiter, Dalcio, fit-again Eduardo Herrera and Carlos Pena. It’s a 3pm kick-off here in Dingwall this afternoon, and if you live outside the UK and Ireland, you can watch the full game live on RangersTV.tv. Join Tom Miller and Hugh Burns for full coverage. RANGERS: Foderingham; Tavernier, Cardoso, Alves, Wallace; Candeias, Jack, Dorrans, Kranjcar; Miller, Morelos. SUBS: Alnwick, Hodson, Wallace, Rossiter, Dalcio, Herrera, Pena. https://rangers.co.uk/news/headlines/one-change-county-clash/

That's true and a good point. They did finish the season before with a championship winning run of form, though. Still, it's a good thought.

It is another shocking indication of what the corrupt and illegal attacks on us have managed to reduce us to. 25/1 outsiders after 3 games. We've such a long way to go to get back to where we were and I despair of seeing how it can ever happen. The Champions League group stages are probably a lost cause for us for two reasons = 1) by the time we win the league again, I suspect it'll be a closed shop for the big leagues - or one token small league club after multiple more play off rounds 2)Even if it stays as now we'd be unseeded for our qualifying rounds and therefore have to beat high quality repeatedly to qualify. Our only hope of anything is that they f@@k up so badly that they fall to a level nearer us on and off the field, thus allowing us to mount a challenge in the, albeit pretty meaningless, wastelands of Scottish football - more a puddle than a backwater. Or that something akin to what was inflicted unjustly upon us falls - justly - on them.

You just know that some will ignore this.