ian1964

Hope you have your tin hat close by and ready?

Gerrard on Rossiter “However, Jordan is very close to joining Bury. “He has been down there all day and it is 99 per cent done.” https://www.thescottishsun.co.uk/sport/football/3816924/steven-gerrard-rangers-cowdenbeath-jordan-rossiter-bury-transfer-news/?utm_medium=Social&utm_source=Twitter#Echobox=1548888869

No idea why people are getting their knickers in a twist over Halliday/ Barasic? we all have different views/opinions on players, as it has always been and should always be!. We won tonight, now move on to Saturday.

I've already tried to explain that to Craig!. Regardless of what you or I think SG will pick the team, thankfully. I think Halliday is our 1st choice LB at this present time, you don't, fair enough.

Thankfully none of us fans pick the Rangers team

Has to be! Halliday has been playing very well at LB and deserves massive credit for that, so why else would he be disliked when playing well consistently?

I'm not using his injuries to suggest he can't handle playing for Rangers, I'm not even suggesting he can't, I'm saying he hasn't established himself in the team for whatever reason. I think right now Halliday is a better LB than Barasic because he has been consistent. Just because I rate a player that you don't doesn't make your right Craig, this is a never ending argument which I find boring tbh. I am merely saying Halliday has been very consistent at LB and Barasic hasn't, so for me Halliday is 1st choice LB. The beauty of football is the difference in opinions on players.

You forgot your

The manager agrees with you

Halliday has been one of our best players this season, when some fans dislike a player nothing that players does will ever change their mind.

Barasic is yet to prove he can handle playing for Rangers, so far he hasn't.

No he never started against Livi, did Barasic start tonight? he has to get match time as all players do, and right now Halliday is on form therefore our best LB, he is playing better than Barasic so deserves to be 1st choice RB. Barasic has yet to establish himself in the team, Halliday has, not rocket science

In your opinion, and many others, however Halliday has the position on merit and has done nothing wrong.

Agreed. Quite incredible the amount of slating our team receives from our own fans. It was a very tricky surface at the start of the match and got worse every minute!. Job done, with ease, and on to Saturday.

He is!.

TLB will end up working for the SFA along with the rest of the ex ST Pats players!

You talking about the pitch?. Job well done on a terrible surface which got worse as the match went on. Onwards and upwards.

Never a penalty! if anything the foul was outside the box, embarrassing from the ref, but no surprise from him!

Halliday is our 1st choice LB just now, delighted for him and a great finish. Impressed with our attitude & application from Rangers tonight, my main worry is no injuries to our players.

Neil Lennon’s Hibs exit confirmed in statement by club who CLEAR him of any wrongdoing HIBS have confirmed Neil Lennon has left Hibs by "mutual consent". SunSport exclusively revealed last Friday night that Lennon had been suspended by chief executive Leeann Dempster. His two-and-a-half-year reign as boss is over after a dramatic exchange with Dempster in the immediate aftermath of a full and frank summit with his first-team squad at the East Mains training ground. Now after five days without commenting on the bombshell development, Hibs have released a statement to insist Lennon and his No2 Garry Parker HAVEN'T been sacked and HAVEN'T resigned. The club CLEARED Lennon of any wrongdoing before going on to list his achievements at Easter Road. In a statement on the club website, Hibs said: "The management team of Neil Lennon and Garry Parker has left the club by mutual consent. "They have not been dismissed and have not resigned. "The suspension, put in place to allow an internal review, was lifted by the club as part of this agreement. "Despite widespread speculation, the club confirms that neither Neil nor Garry has been guilty of any misconduct or wrongdoing and no disciplinary process has been commenced. "However, Neil, Garry and the club now consider that it would be in the best interests of all parties to part amicably. "The club would like to place on notice its thanks to both Neil and Garry for their hard work and the success they have brought the club. "Their period in charge has seen the club: - restored to the top flight, - reach the top 4 with a record points total, - qualify for Europe, - have their record season ticket sales since 1958 "Neil and Garry would like to thank the club for having faith in them when they were appointed in 2016 and for their support over two and a half years. "They would like to thank their players for their hard work and dedication and finally, the fans for their loyalty and support over their tenure." Easter Road chairman Rod Petrie said: “We are grateful to Neil and Garry for all their efforts and in particular for leading the club back to the top flight of Scottish football. "We wish nothing but the best for Neil and Garry and their families for the future.” Neil Lennon said: “I would like to thank the board, the coaching staff, the players and all the fans for making the last two and a half years so enjoyable. "It has been my privilege to serve the club and I wish it every success in the future.” Hibs will now step up their search for a new manager. Gordon Strachan has distanced himself from the job, but reports have claimed that Scottish Cup-winning boss Alan Stubbs would be open to an Easter Road return. https://www.thescottishsun.co.uk/sport/football/3796908/neil-lennon-hibs-statement-exit-sacked-resigned-leeann-dempster-kamberi/?utm_medium=Social&utm_source=Twitter#Echobox=1548867120

The manager previews the rearranged cup tie at Cowdenbeath. https://rangers.co.uk/tv/view?it=17113&act=view&c=News&s=52

FORMER Celtic defender Ramon Vega is set to challenge FIFA president Gianni Infantino in June's presidential elections for football's governing body. Vega, 47, has been working as a financial advisor in London since hanging up his boots and is now planning to run against Infantino for the FIFA presidency. The defender - who also played for Tottenham and Watford, as well as the Swiss national side - requires five nominations before February 5 in order to stand in the elections. Vega told German newspaper Suddeutsche Zeitung that he was considering running for the contest, that will take place in Paris on June 5 before the Women's World Cup gets underway. Vega said: "Because of the great response and the positive reactions that I have from many sides I take this task seriously and see if there is any need in the football world to bring about the election of the next FIFA President in June by means of a democratic election campaign." https://www.heraldscotland.com/sport/17395557.former-celtic-defender-ramon-vega-to-challenge-gianni-infantino-for-fifa-presidency/