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Kent closely followed by Candeias for me. I couldn't believe Arfield was named MOM.

Sack that cunt Pedro now and punt this bunch of gutless losers in the summer. Worst performance by any rangers team at Ibrox I have ever witnessed.

And so he fucking should be. Progress was been made under Murty, but under Pedro we have regressed massively. Even Warburton was better than Pedro and thats not saying a lot.

Pedro is bloody clueless. He should never have been appointed in the first place (hes done fa in his career). Get him to fuck now before we waste another bloody season. Put Murty back in charge until the end of the season.

Progress was been made under Murty, Caixinha seems clueless.

Is there any rangers pubs in alicante that will be showing the game?

Anyone having problems with rangers tv?

Very strange decision indeed. We could have got some sort of fee for our player of the year whilst also ensuring he doesnt end up at hibs. Additionally we are now short of cover in the center and also at right back. If we were just going to dump him he could have been used in the offer for Scott Allen.

I hope everyone gave him pelters.

I think some people are getting carried away with the score line. We only had one exceptional half against hibs. Several other performances like that and I will be over the moon. I'll go for a 2-1 scoreline.

I was getting a bit worried in the first half, but jeeze what a performance with some terrific goals.

One worry from todays game was the performance of Wes Foderingham. Looks very suspect with the ball at his feet.

Superb lineup although there's a large unknown quantity with the new guys. Nice to see Mckay back in the line up (always though he showed great potential). I know its not very PC but I hope theres a few hefty challenges coming Lafferties way (Turncoat bas****).

Not a single rangers victory amongst them..

Any team with Mols upfront. He was outstanding at the last sevens I seen (several years ago). Actually he was that good I though he could have given us a turn in 3rd division.

Hutton Paysmith Trevor Steven

I did say 1 - 1.5m

I would have liked to see at least one or two of the following players been targeted\signed: Allen (would be my main priority) Vuckic Macleod Cifci May None of the above would have cost more that 1-1.5 mil. Additionally they are all in their early 20's or younger, so there would have been a great chance to sell them on for a substantial profit in a couple of years time.

Anyone know how sales went today?

If he's Davie Weir Mk II that will be good enough for me.

Erwin should have been punished, not just for the push but also the attempted knee/kick that he carried out on Moshni, whist Moshni was been attacked by two of his Motherwell teammates. No mention has been made of this.

So this is a list that will lay out the 10 most successful football clubs to grace Europe, based on trophies won (not including any minor/regional trophies). 10. Bayern Munich – 62 trophies Bottom of this list is no other than Bayern Munich. I was extremely surprised to see Germany’s most successful club bottom of this list, I would have expected them to be further up, but considering the dominance of Borussia Dortmund/Borussia Monchengladbach/Hamburg at various points throughout German footballing history, it doesn’t seem to surprise me THAT much. However, I digress. Bayern still hold the record for German League titles (24). They have also won the German Cup 17 times, German League Cup 6 times and German Super Cup 4 times. Add that to their impressive array of European honours (5 European Cups/Champions Leagues, 1 UEFA Cup, 1 European Cup Winners Cup, 1 UEFA Super Cup), their trophy cabinet begins to look pretty impressive. They have also won 2 Intercontinental Cups and 1 FIFA World Club Cup. 9. Liverpool – 63 trophies Any English football fan can tell you that Liverpool were the dominant force throughout the 70s and 80s. When Bill Shankly took over a struggling Second Division side, he transformed them into one of the deadliest sides in Europe, where his 3 immediate successors, Bob Paisley, Joe Fagan and Kenny Dalglish, emulated his success. Overall Liverpool have won 18 English League titles, 7 FA Cups, 8 League Cups & 15 Community Shields, in addition to 4 Second Division titles. They are also the most successful English (and British) club in Europe, having won the European Cup/Champions League 5 times and both the UEFA Cup and UEFA Super Cup 3 times. 8. Manchester United – 64 trophies Manchester United, the Marmite of the footballing world. You either love them or you hate them (in my case hate, but that’s a different story). Manchester United’s success is split into two distinct eras. The first era, the club was managed by ex-Manchester City and Liverpool player Matt Busby. Busby brought through a group of youngsters into the United team of the 50s, where they won the FA Cup and several league titles before disaster struck in 1958. The Munich Air Disaster occurred, leaving several players and coaching staff dead and forcing two others to retire prematurely. This caused the teams performances to suffer as Busby was forced to rebuild his squad over the coming years. However, he managed to do so, and several more league titles and success in the European Cup followed. The next period came in the 90s through to the early 2010s, led by Alex Ferguson. The club won league titles, domestic cups, and European honours in his 27 year reign as manager. Overall, United have 20 league titles, 11 FA Cups, 4 League Cups, 20 Community Shields, 3 European Cups/Champions Leagues, 1 UEFA Cup Winners Cup, 1 UEFA Super Cup, 1 Intercontinental Cup, 1 FIFA World Club Cup and 2 Second division titles. 7. Ajax Amsterdam – 70 trophies Quite a surprising addition if I’m honest. However, the one thing that Ajax have always been famous for is their academy, and for good reason. The likes of Johan Cruijff, Marco van Basten, Ruud Gullit, Frank de Boer, Zlatan Ibrahimovic, Klaas Jan Huntelaar etc have come through the academy over the years. Add this to their total football philosophy they adopted in the 70s through to the 90s, and its easy to see why they have been so successful. They are also one of a few elite teams in Europe to have won at least 4 Champions League titles. They have also won the Dutch League 33 times, the Dutch Cup 18 times, the Johan Cruijff Shield 8 times, the European Cup Winners Cup and UEFA Cup once, the UEFA Super Cup 3 times and the Intercontinental Cup twice. 6. S.L. Benfica – 73 trophies I was quite surprised by this entry as well. At number 6 is Portuguese club Benfica. Whilst I knew they were a big club in the 60s with one of the worlds best players, Eusebio, playing for them, I never anticipated them being this high. Speaking of the 60s, they were the first club besides Real Madrid to win the European Cup, and even beat Madrid in the final in 1962. They also won it in 1961, beating Barcelona in the final, and reached the final three more times by the end of the decade. They have also won a record 33 Portuguese League titles, 25 Portuguese Cups, 5 Portuguese League Cups, 5 Portuguese Super Cups and 3 Campeonato de Portugal trophies (the forerunner to both the Portuguese League and the Portuguese Cup). 5. FC Porto – 74 trophies Another slightly surprising addition to the list. FC Porto are the most successful club hailing from Portugal, where they have won 27 league titles, 16 Portuguese Cups and 20 Portuguese Super Cups, along with 4 Campeonato de Portugal trophies. They have also won several European honours, including the Champions League twice, the UEFA Cup/Europa League twice, and the UEFA Super Cup once, along with 2 Intercontinental Cups. 4. Real Madrid – 79 trophies Real Madrid are, without doubt, probably the most recognisable team on the planet. They have been a force in European football since the 1950s, where they won the first 5 European Cups consecutively. Many well-known players have played for this great club, such as Alfredo Di Stefano, Hugo Sanchez, Raul, Cristiano Ronaldo, Zinedine Zidane etc. Madrid, for most of their history, have had to battle it out with fierce rivals Barcelona for domestic honours, yet have still managed to win 32 league titles, 19 Spanish Cups, the Champions League a staggering 10 times, the UEFA cup twice, as well as several Spanish and European Super Cups and World Club Cups. 3. FC Barcelona – 81 trophies I was actually surprised to find out that Barcelona edged out Real Madrid in terms of total trophies won. What surprised me even more was finding out that Barcelona are the only European team to never fail to qualify for a European competition since the onset of European completion in 1955. Barcelona are quite far behind Real Madrid in terms of league titles having won 22, however they hold the records for most Spanish Cups (26), most Spanish Super Cups (11), most UEFA Cup Winners Cups (4), most Inter-Cities Fairs Cups (3), most UEFA Super Cups (4) and most FIFA World Club Cups (2). 2. Celtic Glasgow – 96 trophies In 2nd place is, this club from Scotland. I knew Celtic had won a lot of titles, but I was still surprised to see them so high on this list. Whilst Celtic fall behind Rangers in terms of league titles and overall honours, they have managed to win the European cup on one occasion, being the first British club to win the most prestigious award in Europe in 1967. Overall, Celtic have won 45 league titles, a record 36 Scottish cups, and 14 Scottish league cups. 1. Glasgow Rangers – 117 trophies Surprisingly enough, the most successful European club is another from Scotland. And not just another from Scotland, but another from Glasgow. Coincidence? Not really, as Rangers & Celtic have both utterly dominated Scottish football albeit for a brief spell in the 80s where Aberdeen came into force when they were managed by the then little-known Alex Ferguson. Having won an incredible 54 top division titles, along with 33 Scottish Cups & 27 Scottish League Cups, as well as a European Cup Winners Cup (and 2 lower division titles), Rangers lead the way with 117 major honours. http://www.quicktoptens.com/top-tens/sports/top-10-successful-european-football-clubs/ For any erm guests looking in GIRUY!

STEWART ROBERTSON has been appointed the new managing director of Rangers. WELCOME TO IBROX: Stewart Robertson has accepted the role of managing director at Rangers The former Motherwell director and club secretary stepped down at Fir Park earlier this year following Les Hutchinson's takeover and has been targeted by the Ibrox board as the man to take control of day-to-day affairs. http://www.heraldscotland.com/sport/football/former-motherwell-secretary-stewart-robertson-to-take-over-as-managing-director-of-ra.129136289?

Evans stating "batter them, batter them", referring to rangers over the two legs. Well Moshni certainly battered him

His tactics for the majority of the time has been abysmal. He cost in both games against Motherwell by sticking with his beloved 4-4-2. He is the main reason we have lost these two games. He even has a worse record than McCoist (P17 W7 D6 L4).