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Presumably has no recollection of being on the bus, carrying the device on to the bus, or any recollection of his purpose in carrying the device on to the bus. Doesn't everyone walk around with a smoke bomb and no idea of why they are carrying it?

Encouraging that Rossiter played and as yet no reports of any relapse.

Killie had 12 shots at goal to 8 for the yahoos 6 on target to 1 for the yahoos. 2 corners apiece We can take this mob at Ibrox.

I get the feeling that if the team play to their capabilities that this could be a comfortable win. If Cummings in particular can be instrumental in hammering them he will already have taken the first step to becoming a Rangers legend. That would make a hammering of them all the sweeter if he were key to it.

He had no complaints when Stokes was wrestling our player to the ground 'off the ball' and stayed on the park and not a word when we have guys with broken noses and season ending injuries going unpunished.

Yeah it's not been pretty to watch but the result is the main thing in this instance. It's obvious the team just aren't up for this. Poor pitch and a long bus trip back and forth. They expected to turn up and take the tie with a minimum of effort which in the end they actually have. We will see a different approach and team on Saturday.

Sometimes that's one of the major differences between a top side and a lesser light. I went to Fir park one time back in the 80's to watch Liverpool play Motherwell in a friendly and it was noticeable that the Liverpool players looked like giants in comparison to Motherwell.

I would expect the second half is when it will all fall apart for Fraserburgh. They're running even more than they need to and they're soon going to run out of steam. The Fraserburgh guys are on an adrenaline buzz from playing in the biggest game any of them will likely ever take part in while for our guys even being there looks to be an inconvenience at best.

Just had a look at the Highland league table which has Fraserburgh sitting in second. But is that the worst team in Britain at the bottom of the legaue? Fort William have played 20 matches with just 1 point on the board and a goal difference of -97 Goals for 18, goals against 115

Hope Cummings bags some to put him on a high for Saturday. I'm drooling at the thought of him putting the hubz to the sword and he has to be aware that's exactly what would help seal the deal for his relationship with the fans.

Their chances of getting the automatic promotion spot appear to be remote with St Mirren currently 11 points clear of them. I suspect they would struggle to beat whoever may be second bottom of the SPL at the end and that's presuming they made it through the playoffs which would also be debatable.

There probably is activity going on right at the last gasp but whether anything comes through remains to be seen. If nothing else comes through I feel we're still well covered. There is no need to rush Morelos out the door. He will still have 2 years remaining on his contract at the end of the season and there is a chance that if anything his value may increase. It can only spur him on to have Cummings waiting in the wings or even up there beside him.

Born in Aberdeen which was his first team before moving to Rangers so he is a Northerner.

Ian-RFC, A moment ago Edit Report Wonder how Fleetwood Town manage to dig them up. Same team Leicester got Jamie Vardy from.

Bad day to be fleeced by the sheep.

Accies appear to have found a loanee replacement for Docherty from Man U.

Sun claiming HJK Helsinki have a 10% sell on fee in the Morelos contract. https://www.thescottishsun.co.uk/sport/football/2166789/rangers-alfredo-morelos-hjk-helsinki-china/

It may be significant that just recently Murty said no way would Morelos be leaving for any less than a "barrowload of cash" and I think a figure of 10 million was touched on. Now soon after we have the Chinese dropping figures of 6 then 8 million. That may have been shrewd work by Murty who might have known such an offer was in the offing and gave them an acceptable range to start the bidding. Unlike the McKay steal.

Contracted until 31/05/20

Don't think I have ever obsessed about Motherwell or hubz or the sheep. And my only obsession at this time regarding the yahoos is taking that title back from them. We don't have a dedicated thread on this forum obsessing about any of them. All of them do for us and they're always active.

Personally I doubt that. It would weaken us at a time when we're still working to cement a minimum comfortable second place and though a long shot perhaps even a last gasp run at the title if the yahoos slip up. Chances are Morelos may also be inspired by the presence of Cummings to hit another rich vein of form comparable to his early season exploits. The suitors will return in the Summer with possibly even better offers and we will have much more time and scope to explore replacement options.

He's right of course and the proof of that was there for all to see at Ross County. Late in the game we're beginning to struggle to kill it off and from the bench arrives Cummings who promptly kills it off. A wealth of options in comparison to last season and with an injury list like ours we need that depth of options.

Rangers youngster Ross McCrorie says competition for places has made a "huge difference" to the Ibrox squad. Five players have joined during the transfer window, and all of them featured in Sunday's 2-1 win over Ross County. "The quality's definitely gone up and that's healthy," McCrorie said. "Everybody's looking over their shoulders at players who are maybe not getting as much game time but want to be playing." New signings Russell Martin, Sean Goss and Jamie Murphy all started against County, with Jason Cummings scoring as a substitute and Greg Docherty making his debut off the bench. McCrorie, who can play in defence and midfield, is currently out with foot injury but believes the team can build on victories against Aberdeen and Ross County since returning from the winter break. That run has seen Rangers climb to second in the Premiership, ahead of Aberdeen on goal difference, and McCrorie hopes to return to contribute himself sooner rather than later. "I'm currently in rehab just now, so it's just resting it and seeing how it heals from there," the 19-year-old said. "Hopefully it's not too long, a few weeks. It's seeing how it reacts to resting it. "I'd been playing through it and I need to let it settle down and heal. That will take time. "I'm not going to lie, I'm incredibly frustrated just now. Watching everybody train through the window at the gym and I can't run yet, is really frustrating. But I have to take my time because I don't want to have any longer-term injuries." http://www.bbc.com/sport/football/42865442