Gonzo79

How's Josh getting on these days? ?

I agree and that's why I never feel comfortable when we sit on a 1-0 lead against lesser opposition (that's just a general moan).

There were plenty of defensive lapses last season but usually the opposition weren't good enough to take advantage. Things need tightened up.

There will always be an overreaction when we lose. Losing two on the trot is viewed as a mini crisis at Rangers. It's all a bit ridiculous but that's just the way it is.

Interesting.

I think we missed Roofe yesterday. The lack of creative players in the team and on the bench was a concern. Aribo was the only player who looked capable of creating something. Kent was poor on Tuesday and yesterday. The reason he is still at Rangers is his inconsistency and it looks like he's hitting another dry spell.

Kent was poor but Aribo was easily our best player today.

The midfield needs reinforcements. That's my opinion. Not enough quantity or quality, if we want to compete in the CL.

As usual, there's a sensible reaction to adversity that sits between going nuts and thinking everything is alright.

Buster is preparing a 5k word thesis to counter this theory.

Veering needlessly off-topic here. It isn't a right or left issue at all. There are left and right wing unionists and left and right wing nationalists.

Very disappointing performance. Aribo played well and Morelos looked up for it. Apart from that, we were crap. Kent, Goldson and Kamara all played poorly.

Still think we're a bit light in midfield. Arfield is the only midfielder on the bench.

Is Roofe injured?

I agree but you can't play the game properly when you're worried about getting injured. One game at a time.

Big match today (aren't they all). Winning is the only thing that really matters.

The response to Fraser's article amongst the Rangers support sums up a lot of our problems. Arguments, disagreement, mudslinging etc. All the guy did was write about something loads of us moan about. He's likely regretting it now. Meanwhile, the likes of Dornan and Yousaf will continue to take pot shots, unchallenged. We really are our own worst enemy.

I think the issues are more to do with the constitutional matter than any left or right inclinations. The SNP are a collective with one shared interest. There are undoubtedly more left than right in there but it's largely irrelevant when it comes to their dislike of Rangers, which is nationalism vs unionism.

There were some quality issues last year, although I think these were probably exaggerated a bit. Not heard many complaints this year, so it seems things have improved.

I'm not sure many blokes could handle so many boring, inane questions, week after week. A weekly injury update announcement would save a lot of time and would be more informative.

Debatable. I walked past the Castore store in Liverpool city centre yesterday and noted no Rangers products. They're opening a store in Edinburgh (St James Centre) soon too.

It'd be better if people could focus on the content of the article, rather than getting sidetracked about the political hue of the author. Fraser is pretty much spot on in what he writes and that would be no different if he was a Labour, Lib Dem or Green MSP.

Sturgeon's 'progressive' psuedo-lib SNP would probably have the fat sex pest down for a hate crime if he didn't grope Laurel Hubbard.

I didn't even know the Nonces were playing today. ?

I don't know about that. Do you mean modern hard left (XR with rainbow flags) or a more traditional hard left (Trotsky/Lenin)? Salmond doesn't really align with either and neither do many of his previous or current colleagues. He's a Scottish nationalist and like many of them, nothing else matters. They'd side with Pol Pot, Hitler, Zsa Zsa Gabor or Emperor Ming if it got them their ultimate aim (which is the break up of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland).