pete

I don't think that is true it was Pena Miller was on about. Miller and Morelos play well together and Miller set up a couple of Morelos's goals.

The fees these law firms get is totally crazy. years ago my wife got a pay-off from her boss. A lawyer wrote one letter and took 10% of her pay-off. The tax took 50% so we were left with a slashed amount.

Possibly I had never heard of the man until yesterday.

He is a Rangers supporting heavyweight politician.

PS unlike the idiots in Scotland the KNVB decided that it was better for Dutch football if Twenthe stayed in the Ere divisie.

You have to question his Dutch title and Twenthe are now paying the price for that mismanagement( Chairman not McLaren) just the same as Rangers are. Twenthe were a nod of the head away from not having a football licence and Bankruptcy at the beginning of last season. They are banned from Europe and possibly facing relegation unless Gert-Jan Verbeek their new manager can turn things around. They will certainly become top fit as that is his method.

If you have a leaking sink do you accept that or do you fit in a new rubber ring. It is indeed the players that make the difference but it is up to the manager to create the best situation possible that the players are happy and playing well.It may well take a few managers before we have the right man but we cannot accept a poor Rangers just because the manager is a nice man.

Yes Moyes is the only one that gives me any hope. I hope if we have 150 applications though that we have better or younger more driven than him.

Taken from FF. Derek McInnes remains the preferred candidate of the board. Alex Neil has applied and is considered the backup, has some support from the board as well. Mark Allen's choice for the job is Steve McLaren. Over 150 applications including Moyes and Pardew. If admin need a source I can confirm.

You really are looking for stones to throw aren't you? It is good we have people that question things but it has to be controlled and fair criticism and not agenda seeking clutching at straws.

Ajax went down the 'only old players' thing two seasons ago with van der Sar, Bergkamp and Mark Overmars virtually running the club. They have done nothing but fight since. Bergkamp wanted Marcel Keizer as manager but v/d Sar and overmars wanted a more experienced coach. It has caused in room fighting and friction that intensifies with every defeat.

Unfair to say over a few games. You wanted Pedro to have years.

Sorry but i do think a Rangers manager should be a man with Rangers morals. We all make mistakes and deserve a second chance but somewhere you have to draw a line. I can't believe that people would have Neil Lennon as manager. I could forgive his Celtic background but spitting on a Rangers scarf plus his woman beating and holding knives to woman's throats is just too much for me. The guy is a thug and I would never want him cleaning the toilets at Ibrox. I don't know enough about McKay but if he has made those statements then I don't think he fits the Job description.

That's a cracker.

Feynoord used to have the best academy in Holland but they did not put a Youth team into the Dutch 2nd division. It looks now that clubs whose players played in the 2nd division are bringing their players through more ready than Feynoord whose players play in the youth league. I still say the top teams in Scotland should have teams in the lower divisions learning their trade with the big boys.

Can you ski on the slope at Easter road? That would be a start.

Look at Peter Bosz at Dortmund he is also brought in to change the football style there. The first few games they shocked everyone and won but now the surprise element has gone and they have lost the last 3 games. Once his team get better at playing his system they will improve and start winning again as happened at Ajax. No matter what Bosz will not change his style and he will live or die by it. The Question is. How much time does a manager get and does he have the players to adapt to his system or will they revolt against change as the Rangers players obviously did. Warburton also took everyone by surprise in the beginning but even the teams in the lower division found out how to play against us. If you are going to change a style completely then you have to be given time. In saying that improvement has to be visible and that is where Pedro fell down. Personally I wish Warburton had been given the money Pedro got as I think with better players his basic system was a good one and we would have improved under him with better players. I will say though I have no idea what he was thinking when he signed Garner. He was totally the reverse side of the coin on how Warburton wanted to play.

Is there a Scotland manager in place? If not who has picked this team?

the whole pitch at Vitesse moves outside the stadium for more sunlight so it would be possible to do something like that for other sports.

I cannot believe that McInnes does not have a winning mentality. Do you honestly believe he goes on to the pitch hoping not to win. When or if he comes to Rangers he will be coming because he thinks he is bettering himself and he thinks he can better Rangers. Aberdeen's budget against that of Ceptic was large and logically he could not get them better than second place. last season Rangers had a bigger budget than them and he still managed to have a better team than Rangers.

I heard they are bringing in Charles Green as a financial advisor.

The most exciting name that I have heard until now was Chris Coleman. Unfortunately it was just a wish post. My mate an FC Twenthe supporter and ST holder said MPH was great for Twenthe but is a wild man during the games. I will be surprised if it is not McInnes.

The Hearts Beta Blocker, I think the Hearts players were a little confused to what game we were playing.Well we were playing at Murrayfield.