Rousseau

Ross County boss John Hughes was magnanimous in defeat after watching his side lose 5-0 at Ibrox in January. They had struck the woodwork a couple of times and tried to play football but Rangers were too much for them. Hughes described the home side’s performance as “proper football” and told his counterpart Steven Gerrard that after the match. "Thanks very much,” Hughes said Gerrard responded. “It was three years in the making.” https://www.skysports.com/football/story-telling/11788/12236762/the-evolution-of-gerrards-rangers

I've actually been disappointed in his most recent season: he's only been able to play a couple of games... for Wycombe. Although, I don't know when his loan started or ended, or if he's been injured?

I reckon Ofoborh is similar type of player to Kamara: A tall and imposing and laid back, defensive midfielder, but, without the technical ability and ball control of Kamara.

I think Itten will get another season. Sometimes it takes players a while to get settled. For me, he's shown flashes of being a good striker. He's just not been able to show it with any consistency -- the so few games he's had doesn't help. He came off the bench to score a couple of good goals against Motherwell... what seems like years ago. And there are moments when he can receive the ball under pressure, back to goal, and rag-doll defenders with ease.

Nathan Nnamdi Ugochukwu Benjamin Asigboro Ofoborh. That is all.

Steve Gerrard still remembers the advice he received from Jurgen Klopp prior to becoming Rangers manager in 2018. It has been three years since Gerrard took charge at Ibrox and will mark that milestone in style when Rangers lift the Premiership trophy for the first time in a decade. But the 40-year-old won't be getting too carried away thanks to a chat with Klopp while still at Liverpool. Gerrard told Sky Sports: "I remember having a conversation with Jurgen about management before I even took this role - 'what are some of the key things you can tell me? What can I take from you that will help me moving forward?' "He always said to try and be as balanced as you can. Now I know exactly why he said that. "Because this journey takes you all over the place - incredible feelings, but it has also taken me down as well." Gerrard plans to sit down and analyse the season in a couple of weeks but says thoughts will quickly turn to the next campaign. "I'll be immensely proud of what we achieved, I'll reset myself and do whatever I need to do in the background to try and make this group as strong and competitive as I can," he said. "I'm as ambitious as anyone connected to this club. I want to try and get this club Champions League football and to defend our title with our life, and I want to put the cup thing right as it doesn't sit well with me. "I want to come back in pre-season with a fair chance of being successful, that's all I ask for. Hopefully, the board will support me on that and we go again." Gerrard knew he was taking on a big job when he agreed to become Rangers manager in May 2018 but it was only after speaking to people at the club that he realised he had been given "an incredible opportunity". "I knew it was big but you educate yourself even more," he said. "You listen to ex-players, supporters, people who have worked at the training ground and Ibrox over many years, and you get more education in terms of the size and magnitude. "I always knew it was an institution but when you go away on European games and are involved in Old Firms, and you're sampling it for yourself, this club has really blown me away in terms of size and stature." https://www.skysports.com/football/news/11788/12294276/steven-gerard-rangers-manager-recalls-jurgen-klopp-advice-before-taking-charge-at-ibrox

Let's not forget @weebluedevil and @Ted McMinnime. Staunch.

Pretty poor scores. Too many were fearful. Correct Result (1 pt): Rousseau, compo, One, Dado, Yorkie, GS, BEAR, DJ, MacK, Gribz, FS, Franc, 26th, Ian and CammyF. Correct Number of Rangers Goals (1pt): Franc FGS (2 pts): T-1000 and Ian. Correct Score (3 pts): - Latest Standings:

We really could have scored a lot more.

Magic.

Offside anyway. Then he makes up for it by turning Walsh inside out and slotting it into the far corner. 4-1.

That's a sitter by Defoe's standards.

Ah--Roofe comes off, so he can't get his hat-trick. Defoe on.

Nice move, but Kent should have worked the 'keeper more.

We've brought on Wright for Barisic. Hubris.

Oh, wait! Leon King?

Not Barisic! We've not got any defensive replacements!

Perhaps something distilled from the tears of a Tim?

The transformative powers of a goal against them.

Beautiful move, and the run and glancing header from Roofe was sublime.

Can we get @BlackSocksRedTops to comment on Roofe before every game?

Beautiful move.

Terrible defending. Should have conceded.