Errol gets the Bulut

[pete 2,499]

Smith has sent him packing, saying we are well covered at left back and it is not one of our priorities.

[stewarty 1,876]

The first of many methinks. Am still holding out hope that we'll get one big name player and Jean-Claude Darcheville doesn't count even if his name is name is 21 letters long.

[buster 0]

Smith has sent him packing, saying we are well covered at left back and it is not one of our priorities.

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

[pete 2,499]

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

 

I suppose if he was so much better than Papac it would have been him that got the bullet. I agree though a waste of time and money for everyone.

[stewarty 1,876]

in the market we are operating within, it makes sense to have a look at players close up in order to assess how they will fit in with the scottish mentality, culture, style of football and way of life.

 

if it means we bring over a few trialists for some 'try before you buy' style transfers then i'm all for it it, but only If it means we dont end up taking on capuchoesque duds.

[buster 0]

in the market we are operating within, it makes sense to have a look at players close up in order to assess how they will fit in with the scottish mentality, culture, style of football and way of life.

 

if it means we bring over a few trialists for some 'try before you buy' style transfers then i'm all for it it, but only If it means we dont end up taking on capuchoesque duds.

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.

[stewarty 1,876]

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.

 

thats always the chance you take - mr lovenkrands being a prime example. still though, its gotta be a more effective strategy than waiting until they sign to get a proper feel for how they might find being a fully fledged rangers player.

 

have to admit though, nothing beats an effective scouting network who know what they are looking for an do an in depth analysis of prospective signings and their suitability.

[buster 0]

have to admit though, nothing beats an effective scouting network who know what they are looking for an do an in depth analysis of prospective signings and their suitability.

 

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