Rousseau

I had a defender. They conceded twice. Stupid game...

I've got 3 Forest players in my fantasy team. They're 3-0 up and I've got 0 points!

Sterling looked to be very involved. Jefte and Diomande again having a good connection, with the former playing very high. I know Balogun is a decent defender but he is a bit of a black hole when it comes to ball circulation. It's more stark when you compare him to the few minutes Propper had in the last game. In that 20-odd minute spell Propper had more connections than Balogun had in two matches. Of course you want them to defend first, but at this level we do need the ability to progress the ball. It looks like we never found Dessers that much. Raskin and Barron had a lot of strong connections.

A 'squad overhaul' suggests a squad clear out. I don't think we need a clear out - other than the few that have contracts ending. We just need to start improving the team with quality additions. This is still the rebuild we started in the summer.

Celtic 0 - 1 Rangers FGS Dessers

Celtic vs Rangers

What are your thoughts, folks?

Structure issue.

Slim pickings... Correct Result (1 pt): compo, Lenny and T-1000. Correct Number of Rangers Goals (1pt): compo. FGS (2 pts): - Correct Score (3 pts): - Latest Standings:

I don't think it's a case of turning up or not. These games suit us because we can play direct, which is how PC wanted us to play. Domestically we rarely get the chance.

I think we're getting pumped.

Rangers takeover deal timeline revealed after key milestone reached > The Rangers takeover deal has moved a step closer to completion after the key parties received their first tranche of the legal paperwork required to bring about regime change at Ibrox. > And the Rangers Review understands the multi-million-pound transaction is on course to be completed by the end of May as high-level negotiations continue behind the scenes. > Discussions over the blockbuster move started in October and talks remain positive as major players on both sides of the deal look to put pen-to-paper. Paraag Marathe, the chief executive of 49ers Enterprises, and health insurance tycoon Andrew Cavenagh are on the brink of an agreement that will herald in sweeping change around the boardroom table. > Former chairman Dave King told the Rangers Review last month how the deal would be his ‘legacy’ at Ibrox as he prepares to sell his major shareholding in RIFC plc. John Bennett and Barry Scott are also expected to offload their entire shareholdings as part of the agreement. > Several other key figures will sell a percentage of their stock to ensure the American consortium have a controlling interest of 51 per cent in Rangers. It is believed at least two appointments will be made to the Ibrox board once the transfer of power has been finalised. > It is understood that the main players in the deal received the first formal proposals for their consideration at the start of the week. The main paperwork has not yet been finalised but initial documents are now under review. A source has told the Rangers Review that discussions are progressing and it is likely to be signed and sealed within the next couple of months. > That would herald in a new era at Ibrox ahead of the new campaign. Moves to appoint a sporting director are being overseen by Patrick Stewart, the chief executive officer. A host of names have already been linked with the managerial post that will become vacant when Barry Ferguson’s stint as interim draws to a close at the end of the campaign. > The deal with 49ers Enterprises and Cavenagh could be transformative on and off the pitch at Ibrox. Marathe is currently the chairman of Leeds United and he has dismissed suggestions that Rangers could become a feeder club as the Elland Road outfit look to secure their promotion back to the Premier League this term. > “We always have our eyes and ears open, we’re always looking at other opportunities,” Marathe said. “Multi-club from the standpoint of a hierarchy – that’s not really how we’re looking at it. We’re looking at it as almost standalone. > “Leeds United stands alone and if we were to pursue another club, that club would stand alone. Are there benefits to having leadership and ownership of multiple clubs? Absolutely, with what you could share and do on the commercial side, even sometimes on the sporting side. > “But we don’t really look at it and we haven’t contemplated it as one club as a feeder club to another. Each club deserves all of our attention and effort.” https://www.rangersreview.co.uk/news/25000485.rangers-takeover-deal-timeline-revealed-key-milestone-reached/