chilledbear

Hardie hat-trick 5-1

60' Goal #RangersFC Hardie with his second as Gers go 4-1 up. Cut inside from the left and drilled one through a crowd into the corner

50' GOAL! #BrentfordB get on the scoresheet. Bradley Clayton smashes home after a set by Herson Alves. (3-1)

Barjonas 3-0

43' It should be three, Dalcio skies the ball from close range when it looked easier to score. (0-2)

GOAL: 2-0 Rangers, Nemane. Rangers break down the left, 4v3 but AN doesn’t need them, dribbling into the box,finishing in the bottom corner

25' Goal #RangersFC score through Ryan Hardie. A brilliant through ball from Myles Beerman is tucked into the bottom corner. (0-1).

Strong team for the 20s against Brentford Kelly Finlayson Beerman Barjonas A Wilson Mayo Dalcio Thompson Hardie K Miller Nemane Kenny Miller !!

Team answered whether they would play for the Manager.

Start the second half Rangers

Didn't realise he was ill

I love Fridays

Wow get in son

The Managers finished, look at him.

Disappointed Barajonas isn't even on the bench. Big game this a must win. C'mon the 'Gers.

There are too many chiefs at Ibrox. King, Parks, DofF, Manager. Probably the one in the seat that should be in control is the weakest, Robertson. Look across the city, whatever we think of them/him, Lawell is in charge.

A right mess. Miller will have support in the dressing room as well. Huge game tonight for Pedro.

Looks like Rangers knew about the article and Rangers Observer posted 'the truth'. Thought it strange at the time, the Dorrans Miller hand over.

Sounds like division in the dressing room.

1-5 not so good

We don't do second halves.

Pedro Caixinha has left his Rangers players in no doubt about his expectations for the rest of the season, after a full and frank debrief at the Rangers Training Centre following Saturday's Old Firm defeat. Pedro gave Rangers fans a glimpse of his willingness for the fight during the game, when he confronted Scott Brown after the Celtic player elbowed Alfredo Morelos - the latest in a series of unpunished elbows by Brown on Rangers players in recent Old Firm fixtures. Now it is the Rangers squad who are feeling the brunt of his determination to improve the fortunes of our club. Pedro stressed the need for the squad to work together in the coming months and put together a run of results to move Rangers into a better league position and progress in the League Cup. He has made it clear that he expects the British members of the squad and the new arrivals from Portugal, Mexico and Colombia to work together to address the inconsistency that has plagued the start of the season. There was always going to be a period of adjustment with so many new players from both the domestic scene and abroad, but it is clear Caixinha feels that the process of bedding the squad in should now be complete and that there can be no more excuses in Rangers' quest for trophies. The gaffer has told his foreign imports that they need to ensure that they have fully integrated themselves with the British core of the squad and has urged his domestic players to do whatever is necessary to complete that process. He wants the players all fighting together for the jersey and for the fans. A source close to the dressing room has told the Rangers Observer that the message was well received by the squad and that they are more determined than ever to show both Pedro and the Rangers support that they have the quality, determination and fight to properly represent our club on the pitch. Caixinha has talked before about the need for our players to win the battle on the pitch whilst also playing football. The fans and the manager will expect the squad to show the required qualities and bounce back from a disappointing Old Firm weekend with a win against Hamilton on Friday. https://www.rangersobserver.com/news/2017/9/26/pedro-reads-the-riot-act-to-underperforming-players

The Team Rangers 20s v Leicester: McAdams, Hewitt, Beerman, Palmer, Finlayson, Mayo, Dallas, Kelly, Hardie, Rudden, Atakayi

As I said, an almighty gamble.

It would have meant buying Scottish players who know the League, likes of Moult etc. yes we would have probably finished 2nd or 3rd. At the moment we are going to finish 2nd or 3rd anyway, with players from Mexico and Portugal who don't seem to be coping very well, and that's the ones that are fit. I didn't fancy McInnes or Wright but it might have been safer for 2/3 years.