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The Summer 2023 Rangers Transfer Window Rumours and Deals - Thread


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19 hours ago, yuddie said:

Fair enough, I just couldn't (could not) be arsed to type that kind of response.

 

Is it quite stringent on grammar and spelling on this forum? I might include mishaps like that in my posts so apologies in advance.

It's a capital offence on here; we are all paid-up members of the grammar police.

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We’ve certainly been quick off the mark getting new faces in have we not?

And it looks like we could be adding 2 or 3 more. I still think we’d like to move on at least 2 or 3 if that’s possible. 
Still, it’s good to see positive action taken after what was a hugely disappointing season & the manager being backed to do the necessary rebuilding job without DoF interference 
 

 

 

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So it's just over £4m with a potential for over £5m for a 28 soon 29 year old. This boy needs to starting bagging sharpish or the usual naysayers will be out in force.

 

I'll back him though, hopefully he's prolific for us. Positive signs from the new board which is good.

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30 minutes ago, BlackSocksRedTops said:

We have to trust the manager. If Dessers helps us win the league, no-one will give a damn about his age, sell on potential or his fee. 

Hes Right GIF by MOODMAN

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Nice One Cyriel.

 

Age does not come alone as they say. As a 16 year old schoolboy follow following my team to victory in the first Royal Scottish Cup final in 1973, did I ever think Rangers would field players with the following monikers : Trevor, Nigel, Baillie, Zak, .................... and now, Cyriel? We had a particularly Scottish slant back in the day, Tam, Doddie, Sandy, .................. and Billy 'couldnae kick doors at Halloween' Mathieson. The big, gruff Fifer did not venture up the park much; however, on the other side, Sandy Jardine was often further up the wing than Tommy McLean. He was the epitome of the then, 'overlapping fullback'.

 

Honestly, you would get home on a Saturday evening after playing for your school, your amateur boys club and, watching Rangers. You would sit down in front of Brian Moore or Frank Bough and they would be telling you of the latest footballing revelation, 'overlapping fullbacks'. You had just played in two games and watched one that featured this revelation, in deepest, darkest Lanarkshire. In London, Englandshire; the player responsible was a bluff Yorkshireman playing left back for the Spurs, his name Cyril Knowles.

 

Tottenham Hotspur reached the final of the English League Cup final against Norwich City in 1973. Their star player was Martin Chivers, big bully of a centre forward who scored goals for fun. Thus, surely a song about Martin was the very thing to cheer up the Cockerels on their way to Wembley? No, the Cockerel Chorus took the dirge, 'Nice one Cyril, nice on son' to number 14 in the national charts. All I ask as I take my seat at Ibrox for the coming season, do NOT play that dirge over the PA system every time Cyriel puts one in the back of the pokey.

 

I am off for my morning cafe and Tostado con tomate y aceite.

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12 minutes ago, 26th of foot said:

All I ask as I take my seat at Ibrox for the coming season, do NOT play that dirge over the PA system every time Cyriel puts one in the back of the pokey.

 

Amen.

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