Laudrup or Gazza?

[bluenoz 30,824]

When Gazza was in the mood no-one could touch him. One of the best players I ever saw. Take away the booze and the injury when playing for England and he would be talked about with the world's greatest players.

[Polo 1,433]

Gazza without a doubt. 

[HuistraHairDo 12,490]

3 minutes ago, bluenoz said:

When Gazza was in the mood no-one could touch him. One of the best players I ever saw. Take away the booze and the injury when playing for England and he would be talked about with the world's greatest players.

He is talked about as one of the greats as was George Best.

 

 

[BookWorm 4,120]

Laudrup for me as he oozed pure class.

[ForeverAndEver 71,464]

20 minutes ago, Copland bear said:

Laudrup hands down for me.   The best signing I have ever known Rangers to make.   

just ask Jim White Why Brain is so good 🤣👍

Jim White sucks Tarrier cock

[HuistraHairDo 12,490]

Gazza by a baws hair

[beararse 6,374]

12 hours ago, Malvern said:

Morelos would have seen red and a fine for the second  goal.

And that is what your immediate thought was to my post?

For a start, Morelos is incapable of scoring that type of goal AND Gazza got booked 16 times in his first 32 matches for Rangers .... i can't locate his o/all disciplinary record for Rangers but the club's own article on Gazza describes his record as 'shocking'.

First season Morelos received a card 12 times in 43 games. Even Morelos' much maligned 2nd season, at 21 bookings in 48 games, falls short of Gazza's record for his first 32 games. 

[GOAT 30,449]

Laudrup.

[AlbertzLoyalRSC 18,069]

Gazza. Both were legends, but he was something else.

[ZZed 4,510]

This is not fair, it is like comparing one flawless diamond to another. I can't

[STEPPS BOY 73,890]

Laudrup.

[shaka 1,670]

Gazza was a really good player but Laudrup was just better and made everything seem easy.

[Bobby Hume 13,022]

Loved Gazza to bits ..... many great memories ..... But Laudrup is the best non British player I have ever seen play for us ...... Gazza the best English player .... and Jim Baxter the best Scottish player .... and John Greig the best all round Rangers player. 

🇬🇧

[gordo7 147]

Two fantastic players,  but Laudrup wins by a short head 

[bornabear 6,202]

I won't pick one over the other, both very good players, but different in so many ways.

Laudrup was more professional, Gazza more swashbuckling.

We were lucky to have them both play for us.

[magic8ball 27,901]

23 hours ago, beararse said:

Gazza just shades it for me....

courtesy of this hat trick v the sheep.

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

 

,Forgot how good that hatrick actually was even though one was a penalty it was a perfect one 

[magic8ball 27,901]

8 hours ago, beararse said:

And that is what your immediate thought was to my post?

For a start, Morelos is incapable of scoring that type of goal AND Gazza got booked 16 times in his first 32 matches for Rangers .... i can't locate his o/all disciplinary record for Rangers but the club's own article on Gazza describes his record as 'shocking'.

First season Morelos received a card 12 times in 43 games. Even Morelos' much maligned 2nd season, at 21 bookings in 48 games, falls short of Gazza's record for his first 32 games. 

Both victims of referees desperate to book them ,Some of Gazzas bookings were a joke 

[don logan 8,062]

Laudrup , without a doubt. Best player for us I've ever seen. Always good but was often incredible.

[TheFamousPigeon 9,352]

Really difficult one; Laudrup just edges it for me. But it's a tough tough call.

[BlueAvenger 10,236]

Laudrup for me.

[Malvern 11,329]

8 hours ago, beararse said:

And that is what your immediate thought was to my post?

It was an observation but there is always a critic.

If you want my view Brian Laudrup was better for us but Gazza had a switch in his head that when he triggered it he went tonto all over the place and won us games.

The most petty booking I can remember for Gazza was when the ref dropped his yellow and Gazza to brandish it to him before giving it back, then he got booked for dissent.

Both brilliant players though.

[Gascoigne8 3,378]

19 hours ago, B1872 said:

Can’t be bothered starting another thread but listening to a lot of pods and watching a lot of old games and seasons on YouTube one thing stood out.

Apart from 92-93 the fact we clinched 9 in a row kind of masked the fact we will never have a better chance of competing in the Champions League and our European record was horrendous considering the money and players we had at our disposal.

Walter seemed to learn from his mistakes in 2008 on how to play in Europe. So one question would be if you could go back to the mid 90’s if you could change what would it be?

Get a more European minded manager?

Change the formation in Europe? Be more defensive but manage to keep Laudrup and Gazza in the team?

Go back to the mid 90s and just from memory it was a kinda fallow period for top drawer managers, especially in the UK.   Other than Ferguson, whos man united had started to dominate and wenger who had really just pulled up at arsenal who would you really want that could be better than Smith?  Mike walker? brian little?

 

Although we under performed in europe  and it may be with rose tinted specs but the 90s were a sensational period of success for us  when we look back 

[.Williamson. 82,159]

Would give anything to have similar success to what we had in the 90s

[TheBluebells 6,898]

Gutted I never got to see and really appreciate both players when they were with us. 

[bornabear 6,202]

1 hour ago, magic8ball said:

Both victims of referees desperate to book them ,Some of Gazzas bookings were a joke 

Especially the one where he "booked" the referee, fucking joke.