chilledbear

If information posted proves to be correct, who cares where it comes from. We have ignored enough in the past.

Easdales voted on to the Board this week, Cenkos parting company. On twitter today as well.

Phil Gobblegook has something about Cenkos on a blog.

Brora highlights on RTV . . 99p.

I was like that last season, this will be just as bad I'm sure.

Luck with that.

MacLeod seems to be a real find. Hope we can keep him for a few years. Going to the Elgin game ?

Thought you might be at the game. Who impressed you?

McAusland seems to be making an impression, what do we know about him?

ALLY McCOIST will give all of his fit players at least 45 minutes to impress as Rangers kick off their run of summer friendlies against Brora at Dudgeon Park. The Light Blues boss took his squad for a short walk along part of the local golf club’s course this morning as the group had a relaxing start to the day. Now the focus is on taking on the Highland League Cattachs, who had an impressive 2-0 victory against a full-strength Ross County team in midweek. Andy Mitchell is out of the match after jarring his ankle towards the end of yesterday afternoon’s training session while Sebastien Faure also misses out with a knock. But all bar one of the other 21 players who have come north from Glasgow will get a half barring injuries, with only Robbie Crawford earmarked to play the whole game. Trialist Belil Mohsni will start the game alongside Emilson Cribari at the heart of the defence, with Richard Foster and Cammy Bell also in the first XI. Andy Little and Lee McCulloch – a 51-goal partnership last season – are paired up front with Ian Black and Kyle Hutton together in central midfield. Fans will have to wait until the restart to catch a glimpse of other new recruits Nicky Law, Stevie Smith, Jon Daly and Nicky Law. Seven players will make their first senior appearances for the club including Scott Gallacher and Kyle McAusland, who will come on after the break. Smith and Foster will also be making second debuts for Gers having spent time with the 54-times Scottish champions previously. A capacity crowd of around 2,300 will be at the coastal ground, which is bathed in warm sunshine as the excellent weather continues in the north. If you can’t attend the game, you can get live updates on Twitter via @rfc_official subject to network coverage. There will also be exclusive match highlights on RangersTV this evening and you can sign up for just £5 a month to see all of the goals from July’s friendly schedule. Simply click HERE for subscription information and to choose which package you want to take on. RANGERS FIRST HALF: Bell; Foster, Mohsni, Cribari, Wallace; Crawford, Hutton, Black, Aird; McCulloch, Little. RANGERS SECOND HALF: Gallacher; McAusland, Perry, Gasparotto, Cole; Crawford, Law, Macleod, Smith; Daly, Clark.

http://rangers.co.uk/images/Pre-season/2013/Brora_walk_070713/070713_team_picture_brora_.JPG

3pm ko Any Gersnet reporters?

It was obvious last season Little wasn't seen as a striker.

:laugh:I'm sure at the end of the day, King will be the owner. He will spend as little as needs be, so when it comes about is another matter. The oracle has spoken.

If these stories are true, surely people can get them out.

This was on FF, from a new poster, and I have no idea who he is talking about. is Iain Morgan one of the biggest investors in the club? who is this person? if iain morgan is a big investor, why has nobody heard of him? is he a minimum investor? if hes not on the board or a big investor, then why is this man drawing a few bob out of the club?? is iain morgan a familiar name to rangers fans? I would doubt it very much... but courtesy of a certain Brian Stockbridge, he has been filling his boots with the IPO cash, since February.... this is not a fantasy story, but hard facts... check the guy out, check his companies out, check his credentials..... why does his company use a maildrop address in Dubai for his affairs? Active Management Services.ae also... Active Corporate.com... another of the bold morgans companies.... Iain Arthur Morgan.... could go on and on about this guy.. its very simple to check him out. The story about Green in the Sun is fairly accurate when it comes to an impending financial crisis.... its coming back and the fans are not wanting to take it on. Theres a mr Anthony Woods... of APM Contracts ltd who likes to dip the the pockets of the club... this company is taking on a variety of roles within the club, jobs that have not been tendered for in the open market, again, a friend of a certain Mr Stockbridge, who is a friend of Mr Iain Morgan, who is also a friend of a Mr George Angus who happened to work for Iain Morgan but is now a Rangers Employee in the upper echelons of the club, without the job ever being advertised... and again having a free for all when it comes to taking on work and taking out cash from the club... these particular men and companies I mention are just the tip of the iceberg, which is going to melt very very quickly..... I urge the fans to be a weeeee bit vigilant when it comes to these people.. check them out and check their positons within the club, check these companies out and their track records....not good viewing... oh, and if you happen to see the club accounts at some point, see if theres any IPO cash left, because im quite sure that the pile has been battered into buy these guys... like a big sweetie shop, these guys have been filling their pockets and leaving the wrappers behind...... Now, im quite sure that this titbit of info will keep you all going for a while..... and by the way, the magners can be on you..... Might be cobblers of course.

I still get IE trying to open sites, so I right click and open in Chrome Google.

I changed last year from IE to Chrome, what problems did you have?

Looks like the Home end for us.

CHARLES Green has sensationally waded back into the Rangers boardroom battle to demand a major shake-up. The ousted chief executive â?? still the biggest shareholder at Ibrox â?? is calling for urgent changes amid fears of a looming cash crisis at the club. Green has lodged a legal letter saying ex-chairman Malcolm Murray â?? described by insiders as his â??nemesisâ? â?? must be axed as a director. He also wants Murrayâ??s ally Phil Cartmell ditched â?? and for bus tycoon James Easdale to finally join the board after months of wrangling. Sources close to Green claim heâ??s even considering returning to run the club in a day-to-day role if changes arenâ??t made. His demands came in a formal request for an emergency general meeting of shareholders, which the club was examining yesterday. An insider said: â??Charles and other investors are unhappy with how the club is being run â?? especially the influence Malcolm has. â??There are worries that cash raised in the stock market float last year is being rapidly eaten into. Costs must be cut and revenues raised or Rangers are in trouble. â??But all we see is players being signed and season ticket prices being frozen.â? The move comes weeks after a separate group of investors loyal to Green made similar demands for a crisis meeting. Green, 60, fronted the consortium which took over Rangers last year but quit as chief exec in April amid claims of links to shamed ex-owner Craig Whyte. Rangers would not comment last night. Green could not be reached. Read more: http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/news/scottishnews/4998108/Green-demands-Gers-showdown-ex-chief-wants-boardroom-cull.html#ixzz2Y9OffpJ5

I criticise Ally as a Manager, but I honestly do hope I am eating that pie. I guess next season will tell us, no excuses this time. Though his philosophy of win win win, doesn't mean the football will be any more pleasing on the eye.

Twitter says Longmuir won. Not confirmed.

The answers were what I expected, that's what is disappointing.

Double post

Aye I'll listen later, just fed up with the excuses of why we didn't play well against Stirling Albion and Alloa!!