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The figure quoted for Cuellar was 2M, would imagine Osasuna will want more though ! So to include him is more than premature IMHO.

Walter has stabilized domestically, no more. Credit to him for this. It must also be mentioned he enjoys a good relation with the press that helps him with regards his general popularity. However when DM goes I would hope that whoever was to come in would have sufficent vision and finance to support it, to start again. Walter wouldn´t be part of this because a vision without thinking of european football is not acceptable.

I agree bmck Until the tabloids start to go after Murray or/and next season starts disasterously (eg. CL exit in qualifiers/fall behind sellick in league inc. OF defeat with SB prominent) then the masses will not wake up Murray is a smart operator when it comes to self preservation and the PR machine would come out fighting. I tend to think though to get the masses that are starting to see his faults (eg. biscuit-tin changing direction article slowly thanks to press) onside, he´ll try and bring off "something" that will restore his credibility amongst the majority. The growing minority however won´t be swayed. bmck, the power of the gutter press disgusts me btw.

With them (especially DM) in charge we are treading water under threat of rough seas.

A loan without a doubt, he won´t get a sniff of the 1st team at Ibrox next season.

Correct mate Just shows how bad the last 2 seasons have been with regard to domestic competition add a 3rd place finish in spl !!! off the field it�´s almost been worse and some posters are saying it isn�´t that bad Wake up time Ladies and Gentlemen, it�´s time those in charge of our club left before it�´s too late.

What have the following clubs done that Rangers have not ? Kilmarnock Hibs (x3) Livingston Motherwell sellick (x2) Hearts St.Johnstone (x2) Falkirk Dunfermline (x2) Dundee Gretna

Very probably and a not impossible pay off for Ugo the bombscare, who is just the type to cost us in the CL qualifiers.

He isn�´t a bosman he�´ll cost money

Rangers european/world scouting system = youtube/agents referrals and vidoes. Result= Too many pay offs / disasters. Excuse me for being sceptical but I can see the newspapers now "Feindouno will need time to adapt" "Scottish fitbaw don´t suit Feindouno" "Feindouno vows to become a success" "Feindouno to return to France with a sweetener" When will we get our act together, have a read of article about how Sevilla organise themselves. http://www.sundayherald.com/sport/shfootball/display.var.1394756.0.promised_you_a_miracle.php

Sadly it would seem that repesenting Rangers doesn´t entail the same standards of the past and it´s not only the players. The whole ship is full of rotten apples from top to bottem.

I�´d take 2.5M for them both yes although I�´d see it as �£500,000 for McGregor and �£2 million for Boyd

Wouldn�´�±t want to see him at Ibrox. Can be a good player BUT temperamental and thinks only of his self good at helping to divide dressing rooms and start fights getting on a bit high wages injury problems that will only get worse Mark go take a hike

The reality is that out of that list only Sionko and Buffel are likely to leave.

Can you imagine how many goals Fowler would have scored up here in 10 years, he�´s have broke all records.

R.I.P. Kai That goal shall always be remembered just as you will.

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Injured his ankle and can�´t play for 8 weeks.

The main gripe that people have with Boyd is that he could improve his game, NOT running the channels but be fitter, a little faster, sharper and have better first touch. Now irrespective if he scores 1 goal or 31 goals that isn´t an unreasonable request of a professional athelte who is well paid indirectly by our good selves. Good to hear him come out this week and recognize this and say that he will address the matter, pity it took him until he was 23. My theroy is that his future with Rangers was in the air and in the last few days he has sat down with WS/AMcC and has decided to declare his intention of improving his professionalism/ dedication to the job, hence the newspaper article.

If he was looking for a "Graveson" type of wage then NO WAY. He´d be worth 20,000 a year MAYBE, however can´t see him accepting this. If Boyd is staying which it looks like he is and when Walter plays one up front it will probably be JCD then TBH maybe we could spend the wage/money somewhere else.....in a younger type ....Koovermans or more likely Naismith. To have both JCD and Fowler on the payroll at their respective ages and with their injury history would be a risk.

That I think would help a great deal and given Ewan Chester�´s return am doubtful it will happen.

It makes sense in some ways but not in others. Sometimes a player will need time to settle in a new enviroment and the club reap the dividends further down the line like Hemdani. Given Rangers record in the transfer market/ pay-offs it´s a big chance to take if someone happens to show up well over a period of a few days, give him a 2 year contract worth 15,000 a week (1,500,000 pounds) then find out that he winds the effort down once the ink is dry on his contract.

Begs the question, why pay all his expenses and waste everybodys time ?

That´s called vision and would involve expense. Vision briefly passed by Ibrox dressed up as a moonbeam which the scottish wouldn´t buy into and basically went on a go slow until they could resume their scottish ways. Now, money wouldn´t be spent on good visionary ideas such as yours Frankie, moreso allocated to first team fixes that may ensure short term results but once Walter leaves there will be little legacy. At the end of the day it would seem that the majority of the support, certainly the louder section prefer this. "You only reap what you sow"

Gordon is an excellent pundit in an enviroment (Scotland) where the norm is mediocrity whether it be media or the football itself. One thing he said that many players (young or old) would do well to take on board was "If I was giving advice to any young player now it would be to live well without drink, cigarettes or drugs. Get as fit as you can possibly be and practise as often as possible to improve your all round game" One of the reasons for our mediocre game in scotland is that few heed this type of advice.