Allan22

Best - Florence Worst - Kaunas

Hopefully the Gers win another trophy.

I'm sure that was the first old firm game to be broadcast to the whole of Britain on the BBC.

When did Messi Retire?.

Hopefully a rerun of this game, some of those tackles.

Falcao and Di Natale aganist majstorovic should be fun.

http://sport.stv.tv/football/scottish-premier/celtic/268715-celtic-reinstated-in-europa-league-as-uefa-rule-against-sion/

C'mon the Bulgaria.

Official Scotland team Mcgregor Bardsley Caldwell Berra Hutton Adam Fletcher Morrison Naismith Brown Miller

http://www.skysports.com/story/0,,11741_7143099,00.html

Vicente to Brighton.

That's the main quote I take from that.Failure in Europe has cost us big time.

Rangers owner Craig Whyte has spent in excess of £5 million on transfers and improved contracts for key players this summer with Lee Wallace, Dorin Goian, Carlos Bocanegra, Alejandro Bedoya, Kyle Bartley, Juan Manuel Ortiz and Matt McKay all boosting last season's title-winning squad. Allan McGregor, Steven Davis, Steven Whittaker and Gregg Wylde have also signed long-term contracts with the Champions. The Chairman commented: "We had a serious offer for Nikica Jelavic but it fell well short of the player's true valuation. Ally McCoist is building a good squad capable of competing for the domestic Treble and Jelavic and Steven Davis are key players for the team. "Ally has signed seven new players and re-signed seven more this summer which has been a significant investment in the squad. While all Rangers fans want to see as many star signings as possible there has to be realism as well. "Unfortunately we have not qualified for the Champions League or Europa League group stages and the Cub has to be run in the correct manner. "Ally and I discuss these matters constantly and he has told me he is happy with the squad he has at his disposal. We now look forward to the rest of the campaign and doing all we can to continue our success. "As always at Rangers, we are committed to working together to ensure a successful domestic campaign this season."

RANGERS boss Ally McCoist is thrilled that key stars Nikica Jelavic and Steve Davis are remaining with Rangers and believes he has the squad to chase four in a row. Craig Whyte and the Rangers board had their resolve tested when big interest in the Croatian striker and the talismanic midfielder was expressed but they held firm. The Light Blues rejected a bid from Leicester City for the striker on Tuesday and also rebuffed expressions of interest from agents and clubs for the Jelavic less than an hour before the transfer window closed last night. There was also interest from Aston Villa in Davis but again the club told the English Premiership side he was not for sale. McCoist, who has signed seven new players in the summer, says the squad is ready to challenge for honours and everyone can now focus on football following the closure of the window. He told rangers.co.uk: "I am delighted that Nikica and Steven are both staying. There was no pressure to sell either player but the Club received a serious offer for Nikica from Leicester. "The fact it was rejected sends out a clear message to all Rangers fans and I have no doubt the players we have are more than capable of defending the SPL title. "It has been a long transfer window with lots of speculation but we have added seven new players while the core of our double-winning side last season have been re-signed so I am more than happy with the squad we have. "Hopefully all the boys can return from international duty unscathed and the break will also give our injured players the chance to recover before our game against Dundee United next weekend

LIVERPOOL failed in a shock deadline day swoop for Nikica Jelavic. SunSport can reveal Anfield boss Kenny Dalglish moved to land the Ibrox ace yesterday afternoon. Rangers dismissed the offer and insisted the hitman was going NOWHERE. King Kenny was looking for attacking options after losing David Ngog, Raul Meireles and Joe Cole. He signed up Craig Bellamy from Manchester City but Jelavic was on his radar. Dalglish chanced his arm with a cheeky bid to take the hitman on loan before he made a more realistic offer. Then Leicester, who had a £6.5m offer turned down on Tuesday, topped Liverpool's bid as they came back in last night with an increased deal. That, too, was rejected.Rangers insiders also claimed there was a late £9million bid tabled for Jelavic from an UNNAMED club just hours before the transfer window closed. Read more: http://www.thescottishsun.co.uk/scotsol/homepage/sport/spl/3787591/Gers-KO-Kop-bid-for-Jela.html#ixzz1WehjLx4i