cr3_bear

Tav was decent yesterday and produced a more focused defensive performance I can be his biggest critic but he was fine yesterday

It's no even in the top 3 worst Rangers teams of the last ten year

I refuse to believe that's a dive He isn't looking for it either , he's lying on the ground with his head in his hands after it because he knows hes made a cunt of it He's pish but refuse to believe he's stupid enough to dive in that position

Long time in a Turkish prison awaits I imagine for assaulting an officer How sad...

I'm actually going to try and be positive here A hard fought Win tomorrow and we have something positive to aim for Hopefully that sees at least a rise in performance that pushes us on in the league and whatever happens there happens. Do I think we will manage 5 wins , honestly at this point no but even an improvement in drive and performance would be good so that at the very least we can go into the possibility of a final against them with some sort of belief is that too much to ask Rangers

To be fair you had a bit of faith that day our team would at least do our job and the hope was Motherwell would produce something The form we are in the now if helicopter Sunday unfolded Celtic would probably get beat on the final day and we would still find a way to fuck it

Unbelievable man

Why have the sheepshaggers decided to go back to sitting off these wanks after actually attacking these cunts in the last ten of normal time actually worked so well for them

Celtic are set up to have a bad season and instantly recover from it and be ready to challenge again the following season and truth be told have been since the summer they hired O'neil We used to be too pre 2012 where even during poor seasons under mcleish and Le guen you could still comfort yourself with thinking "we will get the cunts back next season". Now everything is a project with a 2-3 year plan which was understandable in 2016 when we first arrived but the fact we are still here in 2024 after a title win and a European final with this same attitude is alarming . They have had two what you can class as disastrous seasons in that two decades spell . The Mowbary year and the 55 season. Some hilarious and fantastic memories from both of course but reality is they were back either seriously challenging or winning the league within the next season.

His bottle isn't questioned on his own individual attacking stats and penalties it's down to the fact he is captain and has been captain during numerous season collapses and cup exits. Is it all down to him ? No . But as captain he's going to take a lot of the flack for these failures .

You seen that attitude be instilled and form in players as they came to Rangers back then Kevin Thompson is best example.Came to Ibrox with all the potential in the world and a good reputation from the start to his career at Hibs but even at that you saw him morph into someone who just fully got it and knew he was at Rangers and what was needed and expected. He admits even having to be put in his place by Smith a few times early doors to iron him out

The whole generation not knowing our standards is a real worry but if managed well from the top to bottom it can be eradicated and even used as motivation to further instill getting us back to who we really are Go back to 2000 and they cunts where in a similar position to where we are now with the youngsters of that time coming through knowing nothing but failure from them and domination from us. We could use our woes of the last decade to motivate our incoming signings and upcoming youth to get us back where we belong or continue to let us drag it down which Im worried is the attitude which has been allowed to fester a bit for too long at the club

Honestly I couldn't differ between the two if your taking initial reactions into account Both scenarios have been gutwrenching in their own way What is happening right now is more fresh obviously but can't deny that back then after that cup final against Hibs I wasn't walking around for weeks scunnered by what happened

I think a cup double will put Clement in a good position to sit with the board in the summer and say that's what I delivered with the shite inherited from Beale Back me with my decisions on who I want in and who I want out and lets see what I can deliver next season

We did in 2016 against Hibs and aye it was horrendous

With us and them more often than not it does Our issues on not capitalising on our recent success's are down to board mismanagement of not cashing in on assets and getting in the way of managers like Gio and Gerrards plans and targets to keep pushing on after 55 and Seville etc Numerous managers , players etc who have been with us and them during successful periods for both clubs have talked about the importance of the first cup and how cups help reinforce the habit of winning and dominating Without the league cup win in 2011 we probably don't get that spark and belief which pushes us on to win the title

So if we play Celtic And score a 93rd minute winner to win the cup ? How do you react ?

What is this attitude If we hadn't won the league cup we would be staring down the barrel of another trophyless season If we are playing Celtic at Hampden in May for the Scottish cup there is no one going to be sitting around the morning of that game going "och no fussed how this goes the day" just because we lost out on the league

One of the sorest defeats for me is still that 2019 league cup final against they cunts Only Seville really beats it for most gutted I have been after a game but different feelings of gutted if that makes sense How we never won that day still bugs me

If we beat Celtic in the cup final . It would be massive Look at 2002 . When Lovernkrands put that ball in the net it sparked the belief over that summer that led to a treble the following season and probably one of the best days at Hampden for many a Rangers fan who was lucky enough to be there and witness it

I think it's more an after effect of everything from 2012 onwards I'm not sure why but there is sections of the support that since then have held a bit of a weird attitude to the cup competitions. I'm not sure if it's an attitude adopted out of our poor record in them while Celtic sweeped them up , excusing our poor domestic trophy return for decent showings in Europe or just a desperation to get back to winning regular league titles above all else but it has seeped in anyway The Scottish cup is a must now for the end of this season

I don't agree with the idea that in modern game a captain role isn't important . Particularly between us and them. Look at they cunts last two captains over last ten years and they have been vital to their success Listen to past players of ours talk about how important the leadership of Butcher , Gough and Ferguson etc was at vital stages of seasons when sleeves needed rolled up and results needed dug out This is now the 4th or 5th total collapse in form that has sent a season off the rails under Tav's captaincy. Throw in the fact there has been 4 different managers for these slumps and the common denominator is the squads senior leaders. This is why the question of mentality and bottle keeps rearing its head , because they keep allowing it to happen.

Heard it a few times to be fair in similar vein to tonight Tynecastle twice stands out . Once under Warburton when they beat us 4-1 and another under Gerrard when knocked out the cup just before COVID. The captain tonight was involved in both occasions and his pal at CB the later. Must be at least close to dozen times now both of them have faced the gauntlet of an angry Rangers support in their careers

He's done

I don't think I mentioned anything to do with Tavs performance last week and certainly didn't mention anything with his penalty excusing his shambolic performance for the rest of the game ? I think on his day he can still offer us something going forward but preferably a new signing and actual right winger in the summer who could produce similar numbers would be ideal . I think his days as our rightback and captain should be numbered