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is our win rate not about 50%. anyway I've watched us and I say we ate struggling.

 

The point is if you are top of a league, you are not struggling in that league.

 

The difficulty comes when you get a bizarre scenario like ours where you have a team far bigger and better paid then anyone else. Many Rangers fans would suggest we should be winning every week (and we pretty much should).

 

But you cannot suggest that top of the league is struggling. It's an oxymoron. Even if we all want and demand far better from Rangers that is logically incorrect. Struggling by Rangers high standards, but not struggling in division 3.

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The point is if you are top of a league, you are not struggling in that league.

 

If one of the other teams had roared out of the blocks (like QoS in Div2) then things wouldn't look quite so nice.

 

But the fact remains; Ally was given ample resources to win Div3 at a canter and probably the Ramsden's cup. The fact that we're under-achieving is not due to lack of funding.

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Is there not other factors involved? Are we saying Aberdeen DON'T raise their game against us? Is that just a myth? Surely these teams are trying far harder against us than they were against Gretna?

 

Also were Gretna actually playing 5 young players in every game including a couple of 17 year olds?

 

I always get a bit sceptical about these comparisons where both teams win a league but one did it with more to spare. Does it really make it so much better? There are different conditions every year and the whole point is that it is a bit of a marathon and so there is time to get it right. Sometimes you are lucky and get it right from the off and sometimes it takes a bit of time.

 

If we were way down the league there may be a point to make, but clear at the top is a strange one. Perhaps we should do what Gretna did and buy a load of players from the English lower divisions and take on a load of loans from English clubs higher up? Or should we try and develop our youths by giving them game time even though it means we will not set some league record for points and goals?

 

To be honest, I can't help but agree with Brown. Our squad needs more depth and the fans are too impatient to put up with what we have now. Perhaps the return of Temps can be a bright spot on the horizon.

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If one of the other teams had roared out of the blocks (like QoS in Div2) then things wouldn't look quite so nice.

 

But the fact remains; Ally was given ample resources to win Div3 at a canter and probably the Ramsden's cup. The fact that we're under-achieving is not due to lack of funding.

 

Don't disagree. But that doesn't make what I said any less true.

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The point is if you are top of a league, you are not struggling in that league.

 

The difficulty comes when you get a bizarre scenario like ours where you have a team far bigger and better paid then anyone else. Many Rangers fans would suggest we should be winning every week (and we pretty much should).

 

But you cannot suggest that top of the league is struggling. It's an oxymoron. Even if we all want and demand far better from Rangers that is logically incorrect. Struggling by Rangers high standards, but not struggling in division 3.

 

were top because no one has put a run of results together. we have easily dropped enough points not to be top.

 

we have struggled is many of the games.

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