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I've not been following him mate tbh,he has scored a few goals is all I know,but I think we all know he will score goals in the SPL,our bread and butter,and he seems to like scoring against the BHEASTS:grin: I have said from the start of this thread that the only problem I would have with him returning would be the cost,but then again I said that when WS signed him preciously!!. There is no doubt in my mind he would improve our chances of getting 4 in a row,but at what price is my only concern. If he is missing Rangers that bad then I think the very least McCoist should do is make an equiry.

What difference does it make how he has done over there?

So in saying that,in bold,do you not think Miller would improve our squad?

I think Ally should ask him what he wants to make a return to Rangers,knowing that he is unhappy in at Bursaspor,and offer him as little as we can and see what his response is.

I know there is a lot of fans,Rangers fans,that are not interested in following Scotland but I'd like to know why?. If Scotland were one of the best International teams going and getting to quarter finals or semi finals or even finals of tournaments would they then become supporters of the National team?,and if so does that not make them glory hunters?,just wondering.

Aye,doesn't matter if you don't support Scotland,although I do find it strange for those that don't,you would think everybody wants to see them do well

Away you go man,Scotland to win no problem mate

Good win for Scotland,sets up a good final against the ROI. MON THE SCOTLAND

3-1 Scotland,fantastic cross from Whittaker to the back post Berra heads it in

I know that Pete. It's all speculation anyway

2-1 Scotland,great finish from the Scotland captain Miller

Why all the bad feeling towards Miller??,he rattled away 22 goals up to January to help us retain the the title and get 3 in a row,why did Rangers not reward him with a decent offer of contract??. Miller leaving isn't solely down to him IMO, I could be wrong of course!!!

1-1,Morrison,for those of us that are interested!!

Why post in this thread if you are not interested?

Absolutely. AM has not had a save to make where the Welsh goalie has had a few good saves. Scotland are playing this game like a pre-season freindly though,with the exception of Whittaker who is a great pro. However when you're two CB are Heid & Berra any team is likely to score against you

I'm only interested in what's best for Rangers,and if McCoist wants to bring him back and he comes back then fine,he will/could still do a job for us.

1-0 Wales,mistake by Crainey followed by a poor/missed challenge from Broon9,Earnshaw one on one with shagger and clips it over the goalie

To you maybe,but not everyone has that opinion otherwise nearly every player would just stay where they are happy,obviously. But this was not just for the cash was it?.

I'm actually looking forward to this game!!!. It must be because the season is finished,but I think it will be a decent game,no?.

Also,why did he make a big deal out of all ths when he had already said he was quitting??,why did it get to the stage where CW '' removed him ''?.

I think CW has showed a lot of balls, so far!!, and would not take these steps if he didn't think it is right for Rangers. Time will tell if he is proved correct but I certainly like the way he has gone about his business, so far!!. I must admit I do admire his style,so far!!. Again time will tell.

That is not always the case though. Some see it as a new venture,life changing opportunity and most clubs these days do provide a lot of help with the wives/families. Remember we also take players away from their homes and they all seem to manage.

I'm sure Ally won't sign him based on a youtube video:whistle:,I just like to look at players I've never heard of:thup:

2011 CARLING NATIONS CUP - Wales v Scotland Venue: Aviva Stadium, Dublin Date: Wednesday, 25 May Kick-offs: 1945 BST Coverage: Live commentary on BBC Radio Scotland, BBC Radio Wales, BBC Radio Cymru & online and score updates on BBC Radio 5 Live & BBC Sport website Ross McCormack returns to the Scotland team for the first time in nearly two years for Wednesday's Carling Nations Cup game with Wales. The Leeds forward will win his sixth cap when he partners Kenny Miller up front at the Aviva Stadium in Dublin. Christophe Berra and Gary Caldwell are in defence, with Stephen Crainey and Steven Whittaker the full-backs. Steven Naismith, Scott Brown, Charlie Adam and James Morrison form the midfield quartet. Goalkeeper Allan McGregor will win his 12th cap as Scotland look to build on February's 3-0 win against Northern Ireland. Manager Craig Levein is without regular captain Darren Fletcher, who is preparing for Saturday's Champions League final with his Manchester United team-mates. Craig Gordon, Alan Hutton and Graham Dorrans are absent due to injuries and Celtic midfielder Kris Commons withdrew from the squad with a hamstring problem. Peterborough striker Craig Mackail-Smith is also out since he will be playing in Sunday's League One play-off final against Huddersfield. Sunderland full-back Phil Bardsley has been troubled by a hip injury but could feature in Sunday's match with Republic of Ireland. McCormack last featured for Scotland in a 4-0 World Cup qualifier away defeat by Norway in August 2009 and was substituted by then-manager George Burley after 37 minutes. His one Scotland goal came against Iceland in a 2-1 win at Hampden. Scotland: McGregor, Whittaker, G Caldwell, Berra, Crainey, Naismith, Brown, Adam, Morrison, McCormack, Miller.

Tomer Hemed