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apparently its on BBC ALBA !!! thoughts ???

must admit was thinking it myself wish Thommo was here to smash into that Kayal i dont even bother about Brown he is not the driving force its Kayal and someone needs to stop him early in the next Old firm game ! ! have stuck for Edu for ages but he needs to step looked to slow and passing was lazy yesday wasnt just him though David hasnt kicked his ass all year and IMO needs to left out for a game or 2 to get some freshness back !!! i go back to thursday night the team was dying on its ass and we didnt make a Sub why not play Bartley at centre half with boogie and give weir a chance and play whittaker left back foster right back and give papac a rest !!! walter needs to come up with something before the 2nd March

http://translate.google.com/translate?hl=en&sl=de&u=http://www.skrapid.at/&ei=0BhtTLC9EMfKjAfqlsD7CA&sa=X&oi=translate&ct=result&resnum=1&ved=0CBUQ7gEwAA&prev=/search%3Fq%3Drapid%2Bvienna%2Bfc%2Bofficial%2Bwebsite%26hl%3Den from the Rapid offical site get him in the team for Sunday !!! yasss

Right I know there are loads of threads on this but having read the news yesterday about Thommo I was raging I thought he was gonna be captain this season always looked proud to wear the jersey always fought for the cause especially in old firm games but appears he is being driven away in the bigget asset removal van destined for the championship , Incestbrough as someone called them the other day is maybe Boyds level (shows how much faith he has in himself going there doest it) But I do think thomson is a stellar midfield player put it this way Michael Carrick 18million I wouldn’t have said he was a better player than thomson but no 2 million and it signed sealed delivered !! So what can we do is it a united front support the boys and hope all is well as it looks to me the other mob are going all out to make sure they bury us this time , I have supported David Murray even when it had all started to collapse around us and he moved to the side but I cannot fathom how he can site idle while this great club of ours turns into Primark , I know the way our club is managed is a shambles Boyd and Thomson with years left on their deals would be 10million easy but no we allow them to walk one for nothing and the other for a 10p mixture and a can of panda cola !! So what happens when Davis Mcgregor and Boogie's contract runs down do we not sign them either ????? How the fuck can you offer boyd 18k a week and then when he knocks it back say we cant afford to offer other players contracts I am scunnered with the whole lot of it and I don’t care if we sign rejects from the championship fact remains we are supposed to be a big club this is a shambles and someone has to come out and clarify what is going on. And those from the bank who may think they are smug and old walter will deliver the title if we end up with the bare minimum (might be already) squad and results start to go wrong they better be prepared for the thunderous sounds of feet cos we wont put up with it

was thinking about this last night

how we missed Barry in that Unirea game he would have launched a rocket up the teams ass after the 1st goal went in !!! Barry Ferguson Rangers Legend the guy is getting buried in his 1st strip he wore as captain ffs

did Cousin not knock lumps out of him in the dressing room last year

http://www.heraldscotland.com/sport/spl/ra...ns-why-1.928976 ‘It is a great time to buy Rangers’ – David Low, the football finance expert who saved Celtic, explains why David Low believes objections to the Old Firm playing outside of Scotland will be smoothed over. Hugh MacDonald 0 commentsPublished on 28 Oct 2009 He has been there, done it. The intricacies of football finances are debated with fervour from the snug of the public bar to the private corner of the boardroom. But when David Low says that “it is a great time to buy Rangers”, his view is invested with something more than mere opinion. Low has the experience. He is the man who helped Fergus McCann rescue Celtic in 1994. He does not view the club’s historic rivals as a lost cause. There may be financial misery at Ibrox but there is opportunity, too. Low tempers his bullish view of Rangers, saying that any deal must be “done at the right price”. And what would that be? The 50-year-old business­man pauses and makes a quick calculation. “Subject to due diligence, I would offer a nominal sum for the share capital and take out the bank debt for a total cost of around £30m and provide funds for working capital. In the current market that would be a good deal for all stakeholders or those with an interest in seeing the club move forward,” he said. But it would never be Low’s money. The Glasgow businessman is an investment manager. He handles other people’s money and has earned a more than decent living doing so. Big soccer franchises are a billionaire’s game now. This is no longer sport for local worthies to chip in a couple of million each. David Low Low, who has advised many sporting franchise holders, was presented yesterday with the hypothesis of a wealthy businessman approaching him and asking him if Rangers were a decent opportunity. “I would say yes, at the right price,” he muses as rain batters against the window of his substantial offices in the heart of Glasgow. “It would have to be a person with means. Big soccer franchises are a billionaire’s game now. This is no longer a sport for local worthies to chip in a couple of million each and put an Elastoplast on the problem. This needs root and branch change.” Low is adamant about how radical the surgery would have to be, but he maintains buying Rangers would be a decent bet. “The only good thing about investing in Celtic and Rangers at the moment is that you have a good chance of participating in the Champions League. In the longer term, however, they will become more uncompetitive at that level as the financial disparity grows, and it will if matters stay the same. You might only be buying a licence to get knocked out of the Champions League at the qualifying stages. “But buying Rangers comes with the excellent chance of winning the league. Rangers also have an excellent chance of winning domestic trophies and they have excellent chances of competing regularly in Europe.” This, says Low, offers any potential investor a solid platform with a good, enduring fanbase. Low said the next stage, after wiping out debts, would be to bring in an experienced board to “run the club within their means”. He adds: “If Celtic can break even, why can’t Rangers?” But how can the investor ever recover the £30m spent wiping out the debt? “If Rangers want to compete at the highest level,” says the businessman, “they have to stand with Celtic and try to change their jurisdiction.” This means simply that the Old Firm must play in another league. “There is nothing in Scotland for Rangers or Celtic,” says Low. But if a new league were found then Rangers’ annual turnover could “immediately soar by £30m”. Low asserts there is the possibility of “a quantum leap” in resources. The financial goalposts would have been moved substantially. Much of this will be seen as blue-sky thinking of the most delusional sort. But Low is used to people saying things cannot be done, clubs cannot be bought, and promptly proving his detractors wrong. He was instrumental in the rescue of Celtic in 1994 when the club was within just eight minutes of having the very carpet pulled from underneath them by the bank. In a riveting book to be published shortly, Low tells how Celtic were saved from financial ruin to rise again with the substantial aid of Fergus McCann and a galvanised support. But it was Low who saw the opportunity and formulated the strategy that ousted generations of “cosy, private” rule. “I learned one major lesson from this episode and from other moments in my life. It is this: football changes. Nothing stays the same in the game. We forget just how much football has changed over the years. “We have forgotten the clubs that have disappeared. We have moved from the era of drinking in the ground with the big carry-out to sitting in comfort. People say that football cannot change but it will.” Low knows what drives this evolution. “It is about money,” he says. “People opposed the formation of the Premier League in England but money changed hands and it came in. Similarly, people were against the setting-up of the Scottish Premier League but money smoothed many objections. Vested interests can try to be obstructive, but they usually fade away in the face of money.” The businessman who formed an alliance to buy Celtic with the most ambitious, audacious raid in football history believes that the Old Firm could be considered “safe bets with no downside”. He adds: “Celtic and Rangers at the right price is a better bet than a Newcastle, Bolton or a Sunderland. All the primary clubs in England are gone so you are left with secondary or tertiary clubs. “But the Old Firm are big daddies. If you run Rangers or Celtic properly, in the short/medium-term you will break even or make a small profit. But in the medium/long-term there could be a change in the landscape. And if this change of jurisdiction comes then Celtic, Rangers, Ajax and Benfica will be major beneficiaries to the tune of £30m-40m annually.” So how does the man who helped change Celtic forever view the chances of a further seismic move? “I think it will happen and it could be within the next five years,” he says with the quiet of relish of being a Celtic season-ticket holder and a Rangers shareholder. “I have one share,” he smiles. “I like to get a copy of their accounts and they are late this year.” He may have no major financial interest in football, but he still keeps his eye on the game.

so good called my username after him !! the next Batistuta was he not

Donald Trump is at Ross Hall :pierre:

sorry but true..............mcculoch at CB we got away with it once but fuk that why is rothen playing instead of novo ????? in my opinion its a disgrace that he only puts novo on when we are 3 down am sick of it !!!!! the fukn commentators knew what was wrong

sorry but true..............mcculoch at CB we got away with it once but fuk that why is rothen playing instead of novo ????? in my opinion its a disgrace that he only puts novo on when we are 3 down am sick of it !!!!! the fukn commentators knew what was wrong

what a selection of midfielders we had !!! albertz , barry , reyna , gio , mccann , kanchelskis , tuguay but for me albertz is my favourite

i am just glad we dug out the 3 points as boogie would have been to blame as McCulloch had to be thrown in at Centre Half ..... Also in light of the fact he cudnt play in the old firm Game cos of Flu why was he allowed to travel to Algeria ?????? I hate what our club has become we dont take this shit lightly Amir Zaki made a fool of Steve Bruce at Wigan lets not allow this to happen to us i expect boogie to be put out in a press release with an apology