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legalbeagle

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  1. I would also question if the SFA would be happy with the kick that Fyvie had at Halliday which started the whole thing as well as the deceptive face holding.

    Halliday may well end up getting nowhere but Fyvie should get a ban on principle. And also made to re-watch Tav cutting out his pass and Waghorn doing him for the fourth.

  2. No 1 has to be Baxter. Eric Caldow - probably the classiest left back until he had his leg broken at Wembley. Wish I had seen Jerry Dawson and Davie Meiklejohn. In my early days, Rangers supplied the entire left side of the Scotland team at one point.

    Meiklejohn is a really good shout, the stuff I have read has him like a superman character.

  3. Been thinking about which players I have most enjoyed watching over the years, but then also the ones that i used to hear my dad and brother talking about from days before I was born or going to the football, so, was wondering if people have one players that they are most grateful to have seen playing for us, for whatever reason, and one that they missed out on and wish they had seen.

    The first is tough but I do have to eventually pick the Prince of Denmark, every game watching him felt like a privilege. However I am certainly grateful that I did get to see Davie Cooper in the flesh, although I can only really remember one time which was a reserve game against Clydebank, apparently I did see him a few other times.

    In terms of the one I wished I had seen it probably has to be my dad's hero Slim Jim, only ever heard my dad raving about everything about him, and wish I could have experienced it.

  4. I don't think it's necessarily anything to do with confidence when it comes to the opposition, but they do up there game when they play Rangers, naturally, and possibly some Rangers players find that level of consistency required has an effect on them. In saying that, it appeared that we lacked confidence in that last game. I'd never seen that with this team before, but it looked as if some of the players didn't believe they could get anything from the game. We were very short on ideas at times.

    I think we still have expectations of players that are probably unrealistic. There are some decent players and some with potential, but we don't exactly have a team with a spine of seasoned internationals like we used to. I am hoping that is something we can try to address in the summer.

  5. Honestly couldn't be more bored with some of the attitudes on here.

    All I have bloody heard for years on here is that we want passing football, and younger players - well, two things happen with that, firstly you get inconsistency in form with younger players and secondly, when the weather gets crap and the pitches get heavy, the passing football gets slower and less effective.

    Personally, I like things being a little more direct than our current approach (and no, that doesn't mean lump it up to a Jon Daly type) but when our team is struggling a little and confidence is dipping a little, maybe we should just back them and try and lift them through.

  6. Here we are. Coming up to the final push to get back to the top division. 41000 thousand at Ibrox and we can't beat fuckin Morton. Yes, Warburton has us trying to play attacking good football. He keeps saying the players have learned, " we have had words on the importance of being focused and playing well" They know "they have come up short" etc etc. beginning to get fed up with this pish... Are they not fucking listening?

    Still only 3 points ahead of Hibs at this stage. I don't want the fuckin stress of playoffs at the end of the season.

    As far as I'm concerned the jury is still out on on the "magic hat".

    Hope to fuck I'm proved wrong mind.

    Chill dude.

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