The Winter 2023/24 Rangers Transfer Window Rumours and Deals - Thread

[lenny3k 503]

22 minutes ago, Fa1833 said:

More gossip 

https://www.footballscotland.co.uk/spfl/scottish-premiership/marko-bulat-rangers-transfer-option-28409171

Marko Bulat is a very good player, but, he would cost a fair chunk of change for a January signing 

[Malangsob 1,208]

19 minutes ago, Fa1833 said:

More gossip 

https://www.footballscotland.co.uk/spfl/scottish-premiership/marko-bulat-rangers-transfer-option-28409171

 

Old boy don't look right in the head. 

 

 

 

[der Berliner 3,257]

Herr Wagner has signed a new deal in Philadelphia.

 

Sima has shown what Kent lacked. A direct drive to goal and the ability to score with most of his chances. He's a better all round left sided attacker. Whether we can afford him will probably hinge upon us snatching the title and securing the CL group slot and automatic cash.

 

As of now, we have 6 (SIX) players who can play on the left wing. We might talk endlessly about quality, but that position is covert. I, for one, would rather play Ridvan there ahead of Kent 😱.

 

Dunno what to make of the Ridvan talk. He's been playing, is contributing and doing well. Why on earth would he want to go to Italy's bottom side, unless there are off-field issues or something. 

Edited January 12 by der Berliner

[lenny3k 503]

10 minutes ago, Malangsob said:

 

Old boy don't look right in the head. 

 

 

 

He's only 22, must have seen some stuff.... Either that, or he's been off at Croatia's version of Gullane

[der Berliner 3,257]

Marko Bulat is a 22-year-old Croat with a contract till 2027. I assume he will cost quite a bit.

 

Sidenote: Sterling did rather well in this DM role, even ventured forward every now and then. That said, I am still of the opinion that we do not need 2 DMs in every game we play ...

[lenny3k 503]

Worth remembering that a player who sits in the DM area of the pitch doesn't necessarily mean that they are a defensive minded player.

 

Sterling works in midfield as a 'destroyer' type player but he won't bring that creativity from a true midfielder thats needed consistantly.... In my opinion of course

Edited January 12 by lenny3k

[der Berliner 3,257]

2 minutes ago, lenny3k said:

Worth remembering that a player who sits in the DM area of the pitch doesn't necessarily mean that they are a defensive minded player.

 

Sterling works in midfield as a 'destroyer' type player but he won't bring that creativity from a true midfielder thats needed consistantly.... In my opinion of course

Yes, but these guys, be it Jack, Lundstram, Raskin et al usually have no record of scoring goals. In games against the "lesser" teams, I'd rather have a second striker converting some more of all these 15 to 30 chances we create.

[Sutton_blows_goats 4,229]

29 minutes ago, lenny3k said:

Worth remembering that a player who sits in the DM area of the pitch doesn't necessarily mean that they are a defensive minded player.

 

Sterling works in midfield as a 'destroyer' type player but he won't bring that creativity from a true midfielder thats needed consistantly.... In my opinion of course

Yep, we very much need a Steve Davis type in that position IMO. Someone who can dictate the pace of a game.

 

Bulat would be good.. was linked with Barca before moving to Zagreb.

[26th of foot 5,841]

The Senior Football Writer at the Herald is Graeme McGarry, a Claret and amber man.

 

However, Graeme has endured a dozen years of Peter conditioning and these days can be relied upon to behave in full useful idiot mode. Peter put something inside him. Today, Graeme has penned a puff piece with the help of Uri Levy, the only Israeli Journo who exclusively covers Palestinian football. Who brought Graeme and Uri together? Anyways, Graeme is once again most sympatheTIC to Stade de Gadd concerns over Lil Abada. The support ie the Green Brigade are anti-Semitic eg constant haranguing of both Nir Bitton and Ian Livingston and, now warning Abada not to display his Israeli heritage. Graeme has been selected to remind the Herald readership and Abada that Sellik are open to all.

 

Now, we suffer the slings and arrows, the barbs often laced with vile sectarianism. However, the placemen work hard utilising euphemisms such as, 'rivalry' and, 'cheeky'. I propose we engage with cheeky rivalry and accepting our need for a pacy forward, let's offer Lil Abada a new more welcoming home. An end of season loan deal with an option to buy should suffice.

[Bill 13,717]

Will this transfer window never end?