pete

Was the subject on a late night chat show on Dutch television last night. They are televising a documentary about on Monday night. Although he can still eat and chew his wife has to feed him as he can't hold any cutlery. He is now almost 100% in a wheelchair and his speech is almost totally gone. His mind is still sharp but his body is giving up on him. That is the horrible thing about that sickness. On the trailer of the documentary that they showed was a lot on how the Rangers fans are supporting him and how he met up with them in Benidorm. i noticed on his right leg he has a large RFC tatoo. I also take my hat off to his Russian wife that stands by him and does everything for him probably including wiping his bottom. A horrible sickness that I would wish on nobody.

I will be attending with my son so that is 2.

Were you watching the same game or were you watching the Champions league?

Unfortunately Celtic were more comfortable on the ball and looked better for most of the game. I don't know the age difference but most of our players looked far younger. The coloured boy that came on as sub looked quite good.

best player on the park was the Referee. What a difficult match he had with everyone diving, elbows and hard tackles. Yes he made mistakes but played a cracker under immense pressure from the home support.

I think that would be really hard to control and open to tickets falling in the wrong hands. It is just a pity people just can't go and watch a football game without causing bother.

I prefer players to have 2 feet, They run easier.

The only game he has played good against us was against an unfit Joey Barton. He won't get near Hyndman Holt or Toral

And I thought I was the special Guest.

A hamstring is normally 4 to 8 weeks depending on the degree of the injury.

While it shows the incompetence of the SFA in not being able to handle these things in the same week, Rangers have also used the appeal ruling to their advantage in the past, so I have no problem with Celtic using it. Lets face it Brown hardly kicked a ball in the last game so I would rather he played than Rogic

Celtic and Rangers are among a host of clubs keeping tabs on Greenock Morton defender Thomas O'Ware, it has been reported. Scouts have been flooding to Cappielow to have a look at the 24-year-old who has netted 10 goals from defence this season. The Glasgow rivals, Wolves and Birmingham have all watched the powerful Ayrshireman, according to the Mail . O'Ware, who came through the youth set up at Rangers and Kilmarnock has a year left on his contract at Cappielow and looks set to play a key role in the Premiership play-offs with Morton on the brink of sealing their place in next month's promotion battle. Morton's Thomas O'Ware has netted 10 times this season Meanwhile, Gers boss Pedro Caixinha says he will decide before the end of the month which of his top team stars he wants to keep - and who is for the chop. Caixinha has been monitoring the players he inherited from Mark Warburton closely both on match day and in the new six-day training regime. And he says he will sit down with every player individually over the next two weeks to inform them of their fate. http://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/sport/football/football-transfer-news/celtic-rangers-track-morton-defender-10235688

I far more enjoy this pod as the other one on here. I actually look forward to listening to this one.

I think Lovenkrands does himself too short or the headline at least. Just because you don't get a job doesn't mean you don't impress. You can impress but not get the job. Mostly at the end choice there is very little between the candidates only small differences get a person over the line.

Serge Atakayi seems to be doing well. What do you think elfidelo do you see him as a first team prospect?

Not really Rangers News apart from being an ex/player but i think most of us will wish him luck. Except against us of course.

Yes 1000 pounds was written somewhere recently.

Twice as boring though.

He is probably hoping for a reaction that he can place in front of the court as being unfair and that he has already been found guilty.

I don't think Rangers are important enough for these people though. I sincerely hope you are right and they extradite him back here though. The thought of all the bastards getting done that sucked the marrow from our club would make me very happy.

FS I pulled your post this is not the place to hang out the dirty washing of the past.

These people are treated as hero's there. The Pakastani government act out a good game but protect their own interests. Check out my world War 3 thread in the Bluenose lounge about Dr Kahn. He was supposedly put under house arrest but remained free to do what he wanted.

Ahmad may never return to Britain. He made his millions and can live in Pakistan as a king.

I am totally of the opinion that Warburton fell because of his stubbornness to stick to one system. I wrote a piece that a robot is programmed to make the same movements time and time again. It only takes the smallest piece of resistance to knock a Robot off it's programmed movement. That is exactly what happened time and time again with Warburton's Rangers. When plan A failed they had no idea what to do and just kept repeating the same movements. His team reminds me of an LP with a scratch on it. When it hit the scratch it gets stuck and just repeating the same thing time and time again without any forward movement.