pete

Ha Ha just as I was typing this I was also watching National Geographic Wild. All of a sudden it discussed Bleeding Heart Baboons. Timing couldn't have been better.

Where are you now my friend? Will you give us an update on your thoughts.

We can't keep hundreds of players waiting for a Jamie Vardy. If he is not on first team radar then he should be released.

I hope your wife is on suicide watch!

I saw him in one game against the tims u21 and he was terrible. The whole team was terrible though.

I don't think anyone is arguing on that point.(sorry discussing). Rangers played stunning football for most of the first half although the decline started actually just before half time. Dundee was also stunning football. We have been good most of the season but absolutely stunning of late. Have we actually played better without Waghorn?

The worrying thing is not losing a game Ian it is the total capitulation, panic and very very poor defending that is the worry. It is also not the first time it has happened. I was just getting over my doubts about Kiernen but after last night my doubts are very much higher than they have ever been.

I don't really think it will make much difference who is second or third as Hibs or Falkirk will beat the 4th placed and meet in the 2nd play-off.

Thanks a lot mate but I don't think I personally want to watch anything again. I am too bad a loser for that.

Our defenders are not great on 1 on 1 situations. To be honest I thought Wilson was excellent up until the capitulation.

I personally don't think Halliday has much to offer in the more advanced position. For me it should be ball or halliday and not both.

I think "Efe" Ambrose coached them in the second half.

Deila can't field the Falkirk team. He does not have players with the same pace. The worrying thing is that when Raith Rovers started applying pressure further up the pitch we were all over the place and the same happened tonight. The one positive thing is it will give Celtic a false sence of security.

John Collins always looks like he is pissed.

No you didn't you missed 3 but one was wrongly disallowed.

Did you get the sausages mate? (Links)

2-0 now great goal mcKay.

Miller just stated he was a boyhood Rangers supporter and travelled through to watch them regularly. I didn't realise that I thought he was a hibee.

I thought he was going to put youth players on the bench?

MARK WARBURTON has made two changes for this evening’s Championship clash with Falkirk at the Falkirk Stadium. In defence, Rob Kiernan returns following suspension and replaces Dominic Ball who moves forward into a holding midfield role. The back five therefore is a familiar one, with Wes Foderingham in goals, James Tavernier at right-back, Kiernan and Danny Wilson and captain Lee Wallace, as ever, at left-back. In midfield, Ball will hold with Andy Halliday and Jason Holt just in front of him. In attack, Billy King comes in for Michael O’Halloran and joins Kenny Miller and Barrie McKay in the standard 4-3-3 formation. On the bench, just six players are available and they are Cammy Bell, Nicky Law, Dean Shiels, Nicky Clark, Harry Forrester and Michael O’Halloran. RANGERS: Foderingham; Tavernier, KIernan, Wilson, Wallace; Ball, Halliday, Holt; King, Miller, McKay. SUBS: Bell, Law, Shiels, Clark, Forrester, O’Halloran.

When he is watching he looks through a glass vodka which makes the players look small and fat.

Thy will be rolling in the kitchen sink next draped in a Celtic scarf. At least it might get a wash.

I remember Arthur Numan's first game at left back for PSV. They got humped 6-1 by a German team and he played like a car crash. He didn't turn out too bad after that.

I asked as Feynoord do some open trainings. Sometimes they get a few hundred supporters turning up.

Excellent news! A good start to the day.