reidy777

Well you're a right condescending prick. Any player in Scotland is either not good enough for the big time or will not progress to the big time if they leave it beyond the age of 21 or 22 to go down and experience the undoubted better training and tactics at a vastly more competitive league structure. And don't worry about the low post count, it won't go much higher. This board is clearly as full of it's own self importance as another Rangers board I stopped using.

But he will have to if he wants to fulfill his potential. And soon.

Souness? The original chequebook manager? The guy who last real success in management was what? 20 years ago? Yeah, that seems the way forward. Replacing a dud with another dud.

Jeebus, this board IS as mental as that other Rangers one. McCoist is rich so he's not here for the money. Aye because all the rich people in the world never try to make more money or anything? We're talking about a guy who walked around his testimonial match waving an empty wallet at the fans...

Why do I get the picture of Ally McCoist walking around everywhere like a character from the Lego Movie singing "Everything is awesome"??

Why the surprise. Ally has been talking keech for years, it's now when he is in a position of responsibility it becomes irritating??

And yet despite ex players savaging them in the media, these players were unable to prove their doubters wrong against a part time team.

Thought "Well done Alloa" You could see their manager thinking how to get at us, how to hurt us. He made the changes to give us problems, Lord Folded-Arms simply made a token substitution, one striker off, one on. Put simply they deserved it, and on the back of the result, McCoist deserved sacked.

McCoist would love that, secretly, but he'd love it. A huge wage for larking around and having a kick about. He'd be in Heaven.

Right up there with "Believe" as the biggest nonsense sounbite associated with Rangers.

IF this is true and McCoist has put his salary before the good of Rangers FC, then he can no longer be considered a legend. Especially if illegal things were happening and he was turning a blind eye because he was getting paid.

Not sure about those names. Apparently Mr Blobby taught Pochetino english, while Louis Walsh preferes to counter from the back too much.

As long as any deal comes with a sell on clause, say around 30% Won't be massive money as we've never seen him play well against top class opposition. However, to realise his potential, he has to leave to a better league.

If young players can't get a game when the team is 3 or 4 up playing part-timers, or when the league has already been won, then there is no chance of bringing through a team of youngsters to start from scratch. Realistically only McLeod is good enough (and even there are still question marks how he'll handle playing the top teams ).

But the law is the law. The West Brom guy who got sent off clearly won the ball, but the law dictates because he lunged in with two feet he has to go. While I agree it is making football far too soft, while it is in the laws of the game, there's little can be done about it.