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A MAN who lost an arm in a horrific train accident was on board because he had missed his bus home from a football match, it emerged yesterday. Rangers fan Garry Geddes, 21, was trying to get home to Buckie in Moray after watching his side defeat Aberdeen at Ibrox stadium in Glasgow on Sunday. After missing the supportersââ?¬â?¢ bus he decided to travel by train with two friends. FREE NEWS UPDATES 24/7...FOLLOW THE SCOTTISH EXPRESS ON TWITTER Mr Geddes appears to have stepped off the 9.45pm train from Glasgow to Aberdeen when it stopped at Perth station so he could have a cigarette. Witnesses said he was told by the ScotRail guard to get back on the train but carried on smoking as it pulled away and then tried to stop the moving train by pushing the door button. But he fell under the coach on to the track. The driver saw that Mr Geddes was being dragged along and hit the brakes. Ã?¬ Everyone loves him. Heââ?¬â?¢s just outgoing and funny Ã?® Ben Russell The badly injured man was taken to Ninewells Hospital in Dundee, where his left arm was amputated. Last night Mr Geddes was said to be in a ââ?¬Å?serious but stable conditionââ?¬Â after two operations and remained sedated. A fabricator with Moray Firth Windows in Buckie, he had written on his Facebook page just three hours before the accident: ââ?¬Å?Thatââ?¬â?¢s me missed ma bus back tae Buckie. Safe tae say am missing a 7.30am start for work in the morning. Garry Gizz, Stevie Butcher and Big Daniel dramming it rite up.ââ?¬Â That morning, before heading off, he had written about how much he was looking forward to the game. He wrote: ââ?¬Å?Away tae Glasgow for a cerry on.ââ?¬Â It is understood that Mr Geddes spent four months off work last year after severing tendons in his right wrist in a work-related accident. His mother Mary and his father are separated. He has two sisters and lives at home with his mother. She was at his bedside in Dundee last night. Moray Firth Windows boss George Wright, 58, said: ââ?¬Å?Weââ?¬â?¢re all just devastated. Heââ?¬â?¢s very popular here. ââ?¬Å?Our thoughts are with him and his family just now.ââ?¬Â Friend Ben Russell, 30, said: ââ?¬Å?He is Rangers daft. ââ?¬Å?Everyone loves him. Heââ?¬â?¢s just outgoing and funny. ââ?¬Å?He would go out of his way to do anything for anyone.ââ?¬Â A spokesman for British Transport Police said yesterday there were no suspicious circumstances surrounding the accident. A ScotRail spokesman said: ââ?¬Å?We are co-operating fully in the investigation into this tragic incident.ââ?¬Â http://www.express.co.uk/posts/view/268302/Missing-bus-home-cost-Rangers-fan-his-arm

ASTON Villa have made a late inquiry to ask Rangers if they will sell Steven Davis before the end of the summer transfer window tonight. Record Sport can reveal the Premiership big guns received absolutely no encouragement from the Ibrox club, who yesterday booted out a �£6.5million bid from Leicester City for top striker Nikica Jelavic. But now manager Ally McCoist will be anxiously counting down the hours until tonight's 11pm cut-off - hoping to hang on to his prized assets as England's vultures circle overhead. Villa boss Alex McLeish, having been told there is no appetite to do a deal for Davis, has now turned to Manchester United midfield player Darron Gibson. But sources at the club believe he may yet turn back to Davis if his talks with the Old Trafford fringe man fall through. An insider added: "Alex is a big fan of Davis and knows what he can do. "Even if he doesn't make a move for him this time round there is every chance he'll be back again in January." Jelavic's advisors, meanwhile, insist their client was left in the dark as big-spending Leicester fired the first shot in the race for his signature. Rangers unexpectedly announced yesterday that they had booted out a �£6.5million bid from the Championship outfit, sparking frenzied speculation that Foxes boss Sven-Goran Eriksson is about to return with an even bigger offer this morning. And yesterday's developments have stunned the player and his camp who insist they were completely unaware of any activity. The 26-year-old striker was back in Zagreb yesterday on international duty, preparing to lead Croatia's attack against Malta on Friday as, back in Glasgow, Rangers made the unusual move of going public with the Leicester bid on their own club website. A statement said: "Rangers Football Club can confirm that they have today rejected a �£6.5million bid for striker Nikica Jelavic from English Championship side Leicester City." But this came as quite a shock to Jelavic's advisers, Sinisa Soso and Velibor Momcilovic. Momcilovic told Record Sport: "None of us knew anything about this and we don't know why Rangers have chosen to make this offer public. "All I do know is that Nikica is busy preparing for the national team. "Is he happy at Rangers? I believe so but that's a question for him to answer. "All we can say is that there has been no contact from Leicester and no contact from Rangers so this has all come as a surprise to us." http://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/football/spl/rangers/2011/08/31/rangers-kick-out-bids-for-steven-davis-nikica-jelavic-as-ally-mccoist-bids-to-hang-on-to-his-stars-on-transfer-deadline-day-86908-23384852/

Ah,ok mate,it's been a long day,I need to catch up:thup:

SVEN GORAN ERIKSSON will make a sensational Ã?£8MILLION swoop for Nikica Jelavic today. The Leicester City gaffer saw a Ã?£6.5m bid turned down by Rangers yesterday — but he's refusing to take no for an answer. And Eriksson will test Gers' resolve with a bank-busting move to land the Croat hitman before the transfer window shut. SunSport understands the big-spending Leicester boss has told club owners he needs Jelavic to bolster Foxes' push for promotion. There is Premier League interest from down south — but with clubs believed to be unwilling to go beyond Ã?£7m. The Ã?£8m fee Leicester are preparing could be difficult for Ibrox owner Craig Whyte to resist. It's DOUBLE the amount they splashed out to sign him at the start of last season. It's believed Jelavic, 26, is NOT against the proposed move. He hoped to play a part in Gers' domestic and European challenge this season. But after Ally McCoist's side crashed out of the Europa League the striker has lost interest in the SPL. His departure would be a massive blow to McCoist's title chances. Despite suffering a bad ankle injury last season he still hit 19 goals. It promises to be a dramatic final day before the transfer window shut at midnight. McCoist is still hopeful of adding players to his squad. But the club didn't make any offers yesterday, with their interest in Theofanis Gekas cooling — as they looked more likely to move players on. James Beattie looks to be on his way out with several English clubs set to pounce. Youngster Kyle Hutton is also hoping to land a loan move out of Ibrox for the season. Read more: http://www.thescottishsun.co.uk/scotsol/homepage/sport/spl/3784792/Eriksson-tees-up-second-Jela-bid.html#ixzz1WYYWducE

I don't mind getting loan players in really,however not if it is young players and our own don't get a sniff of first team action because of them.So I'm unsure about this lad as well as the fact I know nothing about him.When you think how well Ross Perry & Jordan Macmillan,[sp],have looked I do wonder why they were not given a chance before the likes of Kyle Bartley??,unless they were injured??.

I thought this was Murphy from Motherwell!!!

Hearts get pumped 5-0 by Spurs,the Rangers and the BHEASTS get dumped out of europe and everybody thrashes scottish football,quite right to an extent,but then Manure hammer Arsenal 8-2 and Man City hammers Spurs 5-1. These teams are supposed to be challenging for the EPL.It's a funny old game

BLACKBURN ROVERS are poised to test Rangers’ resolve with a last-minute bid for Steven Davis. The midfield man only signed a new contract a few weeks ago. But with no European cash to boost the Ibrox coffers after their midweek exit from the Europa League, there is a fear the club could be tempted by big-money offers before the transfer window closes on Wednesday night. Rovers’ boss Steve Kean – who has already swooped for David Goodwillie from Dundee United – is an admirer of Davis and is desperate to boost his squad. Rangers manager Ally McCoist admitted in the wake of the defeat by Maribor that he can’t guarantee he will hold on to his star players this week – and even Allan McGregor and Nikica Jelavic have been mentioned as possible targets from down south. But it’s understood Davies is the prime target with Blackburn, Bolton and a Championship club monitoring the situation. Ã?¬ Blackburn Rovers are poised to test Rangers’ resolve with a last-minute bid for Steven Davis Ã?® If McGregor, who also signed a new deal recently, Davis or Jelavic disappeared over the horizon in midweek and no one else is signed it would be a massive blow to McCoist and the club’s fans who are already teetering on the brink of revolt. Gregg Wylde, who signed a new deal last week, has pleaded for fans to give McCoist time to get it right. “He’s why I signed again,” said Wylde. “If everyone gives him time he’ll do really well.” The 20-year-old knows the knives are out in some quarters after the Gers humiliating exit from all European football but he went on: “Ally’s a great manager to work with. “The players love him and he knows his stuff. “He has changed a wee bit since he took over although on the training field he’ll still have a laugh. “But when the games come along he’s very strict and that’s what managers are meant to be like.” McCoist believes last season’s SPL title triumph cost Rangers their place in Europe this time around. The Ibrox boss knows his club’s fans aren’t currently in the market for excuses, but just as the 2008 UEFA Cup run left the Gers sluggish at the start of the following term he believes the effort of grabbing the championship from Celtic has had a hangover effect this time. Then it was Kaunas who in inflicted misery, this time it was Maribor who heaped humiliation on the Scottish champions. “It’s probably similar in the sense that Kaunas were also a team, like Maribor, we should have knocked out,” admitted McCoist. “The lads who lost in Kaunas probably suffered from what had happened the season with that UEFA Cup run to the final. “I can remember looking at that squad at the time and I hate to say that I thought they didn’t look 100 per cent, because punters would think I was talking rubbish. “But the players didn’t have the zip or zest they had shown the previous season. “This time the effort the lads put in over the final 10 games of last season was magnificent and do I think that’s affected them at the start of this season. “I would have liked to have given them a far longer break and let them get away from it all but the fixtures dictated that couldn’t happen. “Last time, though, we got Pedro Mendes and Steven Davis in and we went on to do well and while we won’t get a Pedro and Steven to give us a lift this time we’ll have Alejandro Bedoya and Matt McKay plus one or two others who will effectively be new players because they haven’t played for us in Europe. “You would hope they would give us a boost.” http://www.express.co.uk/posts/view/267726/Blackburn-Rovers-are-eyeing-up-Davies

It's only normal to want to be dominant over your main,and only rivals,and to see them fail.However I'm sure the majority of Rangers fans are more concerend with what Rangers do than what the BHEASTS do.As for european football them failing does us as much harm as us failing in the bigger picture. I took no satisfaction in their defeat.

Justice done if they get back in. How ironic that a team that cheats at every opportunity benefits from a team that cheats:)

This is a good move for Rangers and Wylde,he can now develope his game and improve on his talent,plus he is Rangers daft so a good thing all round,IMO

Y.N.W.A Yesterday, 8:55 PM Post #703 Member Avatar First name on the team-sheet Group: Members Favourite all-time player Lothar Matthaus Why do people say we don't get penaltys, we always get penalty's, we just don't get the obvious ones. jazbhoy Yesterday, 9:24 PM Post #738 Everyone's Fantasy Football first pick Group: Members A very inept performance . We could have played all night and not scored . The huns will be laughing their hoods of at this one . Tuscan Celt Yesterday, 10:26 PM Post #792 Member Avatar Club Captain Group: Snr. Member pish, utter pish. just hand the huns the advantage back celtic. some folk saying 'bad day at office', blah blah blah. well bad days at the office can cost you the effin title........again. utter effin pish. paulfg42 Yesterday, 11:25 PM Post #825 Member Avatar SFA - dysfunctional, dishonest, biased Group: Snr. Member Just seen the highlights - some shocking decisions by the ref. Foul on Wilson before their goal, push on Maloney in the box, then guy grabs McCourt's foot to trip him in the box too, right in front of the ref. Also when he stopped play twice, first when Ki's shot hit the lad in the knackers, then stopping a Stokes break forward cos he wanted to book a StJ player. More honest mistakes. DOCKERDOYLE Today, 12:09 AM Post #868 Member Avatar I never know what she's doing......back there Group: Snr. Member Favourite all-time player Henrik Larsson jamiebhoy76 22 Aug 2011, 12:06 AM huns won despite being on their knees. I watched some of their game today and in a football sense they are not on their knees, in the SPHell anyway lochendexpress 58 minutes ago Post #943 Getting noticed in the reserves Group: Members Favourite all-time player Bobby Lennox Quiet Assasin 21 Aug 2011, 04:55 PM Totally Scunnered. At least the balance sheet looks good though. Maybe we should give the accountant a game, he seems to be doing a decent job Hail!Hail! 27 minutes ago Post #948 Member Avatar Considering retirement Group: Snr. Member Celtic's insistence in "getting it wide" then "whippin it in" at every opportunity means we create feck all. Our clear chances yesterday came when McCourt cut inside or we played through St Johnstone. Commons looks like hes put on a few pounds and needs a boot up the arse. Brown despite being much improved is still a painfully poor footballer I really despair that he is probably going to be first name on the teamsheet for the season.

remy mcswain Yesterday, 7:06 PM Post #542 Member Avatar Let's hear it for my band Group: Snr. Member Favourite all-time player Celticsean Abject. We may have the biggest squad in the league but most of them are crap. madtim1967 Yesterday, 7:08 PM Post #543 Member Avatar Hail Hail Group: Snr. Member Favourite all-time player Larsson all the talk of joe ledely can someone tell us what he actually does ? the same for commons like a man down unless he can get a shot in no pace or ruthlessness in that team.. from the frontline back. Cash.Handler Yesterday, 7:34 PM Post #586 Member Avatar Il Capitano Group: Members Favourite all-time player Paulo Di Canio For me the most frustrating thing is the fact that Rangers who are miles in debt go out and spend 4 Million on a class-act like Jelavic... He made a big difference to Rangers last season and is continuing his form... Celtic should be signing players of his class... So annoying that we have not made a statement and improved the squad... We could be out of Europe on Thursday... Not happy... :Bye: KirkyBhoy Yesterday, 7:34 PM Post #587 Member Avatar Club Captain Group: Snr. Member Favourite all-time player Henrik Larsson remy mcswain 21 Aug 2011, 07:06 PM We may have the biggest squad in the league but most of them are crap. I was saying this after the game. A lot of people have us down as having strength and depth. A few injuries later, I have to disagree with this. Flawless Yesterday, 7:36 PM Post #601 Member Avatar Considering retirement Group: Snr. Member My oh my. No spine. No craft. No plan B. Exactly where we where about 6 mths ago. And all the fannying about about poker faces and debt reductio doesn't hide the fact that this is a Celtic team going absolutely nowhere. Strachan's teams which were eye-achingly boring at least had a bit of heart and drive. And had a McGeady or a Nakamura to change the game. We've got no-one. ctually, we've the self belief that Commons can get something out of nowhere. Or Stokes can stay on his feet long enough to drag us out of nowhere. If not, bring on Forrest and McCourt. If that doesn't work... It's shameful how far we've fallen. And without serious investment in the next 10 or so days, we'll win eff all. I'd hate to think how we'd have done with 14 players out. It couldn't get much worse than today. Cash.Handler Yesterday, 7:38 PM Post #606 Member Avatar Il Capitano Group: Members Favourite all-time player Paulo Di Canio madtim1967 21 Aug 2011, 07:35 PM binkabhoy 21 Aug 2011, 07:23 PM Until we are in a position to do so, let's not underestimate them, and not overestimate us. underestimate them ? i would put them favourites right now because they have a stronger spine of a team when all their players are fit a better goalie in mcgregor and to mix it up can change play in the air etc jelavic . This is true to an extent... I still think Rangers are very weak at central defence... I thought they would get destroyed today from Motherwell's pace and movement but they were very comfortable... Jelavic was very good today... So annoying!!! :nono: dweezilfc Yesterday, 7:51 PM Post #630 Member Avatar First team training Group: Members Losing the 2nd home match of the season to St Johnston, is right up there with the pish we had to watch in the 90's. paulfg42 Yesterday, 8:31 PM Post #660 Member Avatar SFA - dysfunctional, dishonest, biased Group: Snr. Member FUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUCK!!!!!!!!!!

lubolubo Yesterday, 5:31 PM Post #278 Getting on a bit Group: Snr. Member Kris Commons should be put on the bench until he scores. He offers absolutely nothing unless he's scoring. Scottishake Yesterday, 5:33 PM Post #288 Member Avatar Gaza Strip! now bend over... Group: Members Favourite all-time player Biram Kayal so Lennon sticks up for the new whipping boy Sammy and tells us how great he has been for us, then plays Maloney up front, I cant even be bothered zzzzzzzzzzz hopefully the huns go under PaulieWalnuts67 Yesterday, 5:51 PM Post #370 First name on the team-sheet Group: Members Favourite all-time player Henrik Lennon said himself, if he doesn't win the league this season he should go. Simple as that. blackcountrybhoy Yesterday, 6:00 PM Post #387 Occasional Substitute Group: Members Favourite all-time player king of kings how mnay years are we going to let the huns off the hook last 2 home games clueless and devoid of tactics why did lenny not spring his bitch samantha today ? ssmith81 Yesterday, 6:05 PM Post #402 Member Avatar Occasional Substitute Group: Members Favourite all-time player Paul McStay Although hard to take positives out of our last two results perhaps it's the wake-up call the board need to go out and get a striker and a defender. We are not consistent enough to bank on beating the huns and winning the league at the moment. I think Rangers meltdown and transfer shambles has let ours off the hook. We have been a joke so far. RM7 Yesterday, 6:19 PM Post #435 Member Avatar Neil Lennon YNWA Group: Members Favourite all-time player Henrik Larsson We really, really miss Izzy... NA_FIANNA Yesterday, 6:29 PM Post #466 First team training Group: Members It's one defeat. Feels like we have lost the season though. The signs are ominous. calton tongs Yesterday, 6:32 PM Post #474 I'm new. Be gentle. Group: Members ross county, inverness and now st. johnstone you have the measure of the huns lenny- now just start beating the pish and we will get the league back beer_goggler1888 Yesterday, 6:43 PM Post #501 Member Avatar Harp Lager ICE cold Group: Snr. Member The sad thing is we're sitting waiting on some cast off from the EPL on sick wages who'll probably be unfit and uninterested or some cheap journeyman to add to the mass of deadwood/cheap journeymen wasting away on the wagebill. Sack Lawwell. He's presided over 3 years of this nosedive into oblivion. pablo5 Yesterday, 6:45 PM Post #503 Member Avatar Whatever it is, there's not enough of it Group: Snr. Member Favourite all-time player Allen Woody We really miss Hooper against diddy teams. If he'd been on the park we'd have won by three or four today. I'd imagine we'll start with Samaras and Stokes on Thursday with Hooper on the bench. greenjedi Yesterday, 6:51 PM Post #512 Member Avatar Jedi Master Group: Snr. Member A complete and utter disgrace Forster - Inspires no confidence, he'd 6' 6" plus and doesn't come for cross balls or communicate with his defence 3/10 Mathhews - I really got to ask why he was playing? Cha was MOTM the other night and gets dropped!!!! OK defensivley but did nothing going forward. 5/10 Mulgrew - I'm assuming he was injured, badly missed for the goal. 5/10 Mastorovic - A limited stopper playing at no where near his level. 4/10 Wanyama - MOTM, the one shining light today. 8/10 Brown - Never has and never will be good enough. 4/10 Ki - Was eventually ground down by the lack of movement ahead of him. 6/10 Ledley - Played well in the holding role, should never hae been taken off while Brown remained on the pitch. 6/10 Commons - where is ther guy from last season. Pathetic penalty miss and his day did not get any better. 2/10 Maloney - Looked lively, tried hard but no movement around him for him to work with. 5/10 Stokes - Shoot when goal is in sight FFS. Needs to remember he is a poacher, not a footballer. 5/10 Wilson - As bad as he was on thursday night. AWOL at the goal 2/10 McCourt - Should have been on after 30 minutes for Commons. 3/10 Forrest - tried hard but let down by his collegues. 4/10 Lennon - Dropping your best player from the previous game is always a bad idea. waited far to long for substitions

Depending on the referees interpretation of any challenge. I interprate that challenge differntly from you. At the end of the day who cares,the BHEASTS got beat:grin:

Luckily we all see things different. Never a penalty for me

MattyBhoy16 Yesterday, 4:53 PM Post #20 Member Avatar Super Sammy no more Super Hooper CSC Group: Members Favourite all-time player Henrik Larsson Seriously begining to doubt Lennon's ability to manage this club hope that i'm just being crazy kewlcelt Yesterday, 4:55 PM Post #55 Member Avatar First-team captain Group: Snr. Member Favourite all-time player Paul McStay The Maestro Shocking. Alarm bells ringing with the boss too. Tactics starting to worry me big time. Biggest problem is the lack of investment over a sustained period. Given the boos at the end there thank eff most of the fans seem to have had enough. Lawwell and the board have two weeks to start spending OUR effing money. If they don't then they need to be forced out. Simple. lubo's left peg Yesterday, 4:56 PM Post #74 Member Avatar How can a floof and a carrot be the same thing? Group: Members Chance to go top today, because we knew what would happen at the lanarkshire huns, and we go and spunk three points away against St Johnstone. effin ragin cautious dave Yesterday, 4:57 PM Post #78 Member Avatar Occasional Substitute Group: Members Can someone please advise the extent I'm allowed to be completely fn disgusted at that without being labelled a knee-jerker? Patrick_Bateman Yesterday, 4:58 PM Post #97 Member Avatar Club Captain Group: Snr. Member Commons needs dropping, that game should've been his last chance. We need a centre half We need a winger But above all we need a striker. And not an unmotivated big name loan with a poor scoring record like Roque Santa Cruz, or an unproven prospect from the English lower leagues, but a proper goalscoring striker. TK57 Yesterday, 4:58 PM Post #100 Member Avatar new season, fresh hope Group: Snr. Member Favourite all-time player Bobby Murdoch Inept, gutless feckin pish. Injuries certainly, but it was feckin St Johnstone at Celtic Park. Feckin ST JOHNSTONE! Thanks for the brilliant new signings Lenny/PL If the management of our club think that we've just had a bad day, they should all walk. That was an utter disgrace. One of the worst displays at Celtic Park in the last 20 years. tacticalgenius Yesterday, 4:59 PM Post #109 Member Avatar Everyone's Fantasy Football first pick Group: Members Lennon out. Sack the board. No reasoned or considered thoughts about it. drks Yesterday, 5:00 PM Post #123 i can't decide! Group: Snr. Member Absolutely awful, shameful performance. We need a penalty box striker desperately, but the more serious problem is that the worst of Strachan's era is back - no movement, players standing around staring waiting for Ki, McCourt or Maloney to do something - with no options for them to work with. Lenny needs to rethink the way the team is setup, as without Izzy (and Kayal and Hooper) it just doesn't work. If he doesn't sort this within the next couple of games the pressure will really be on. Commons needs dropped, he's had a terrible start to the season. Majstorovic is murder, had to be bailed out by Wanyama a couple of times. Fall_Out_Bhoy Yesterday, 5:00 PM Post #125 Member Avatar Cool story, bro Group: Snr. Member Favourite all-time player The Evil Genius Stupid skint huns, we are all Neil Lennon, we're not in debt, fat Paul Le Guen etc. etc. We still lost at home to St.Johnstone.

You been drinking? That was never a penalty Craig,never. Stokes gets his shot away well before STOKES makes contact with the keeper,the keeper has his whole body on the ground and Stokes trails his legs to make contact. Never a penalty.

That is actually quite incredible!!!,that was never a penalty. Justice done.

Agree Zappa. First time I've seen the Rangers this season,and these young players,and from what I've seen today they look class,they never put a foot wrong and for me it was so satisfying to know we have them ready for first team action.

Obviously Bartley is way down the pecking order for a first team start

Not if this is true Manchester City have agreed a Ã?£3million deal to sell Slovakian winger Vladimir Weiss to *Dynamo Kiev. Weiss, 21, has been told by *Roberto *Mancini that his chances will be *limited this *season, *despite *playing a *prominent role during City’s pre-season tour of the *United States and Canada. The winger spent last season on loan with Rangers after a spell at Bolton the previous year. Weiss – whose father Vladimir is Slovakia’s coach – was part of the City team that won the FA Youth Cup in 2008, but has found his first-team *opportunities *limited. Read more: http://www.mirrorfootball.co.uk/transfer-news/Manchester-City-and-Dynamo-Kiev-agree-3m-fee-for-Vladimir-Weiss-article788206.html#ixzz1VdeVLG5l Sign up for MirrorFootball's Morning Spy newsletter Register here

Trial by youtube...............he looks a decent wee striker

Man City agree deal to sell young winger Manchester City have agreed a Ã?£3million deal to sell Slovakian winger Vladimir Weiss to *Dynamo Kiev. Weiss, 21, has been told by *Roberto *Mancini that his chances will be *limited this *season, *despite *playing a *prominent role during City’s pre-season tour of the *United States and Canada. The winger spent last season on loan with Rangers after a spell at Bolton the previous year. Weiss – whose father Vladimir is Slovakia’s coach – was part of the City team that won the FA Youth Cup in 2008, but has found his first-team *opportunities *limited. Read more: http://www.mirrorfootball.co.uk/transfer-news/Manchester-City-and-Dynamo-Kiev-agree-3m-fee-for-Vladimir-Weiss-article788206.html#ixzz1VdeVLG5l Sign up for MirrorFootball's Morning Spy newsletter Register here If this is true,why are we not trying to sign him for Ã?£3m ?.