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I think Perry and Hegarty are both contracted till 2015, but there's certainly quite a few whose contracts end in the summer, so they might be wondering tonight if they'll be next. Cribari, Simonsen, Hutton, Wiktorski and Alan Smith are all in the last few months of their contracts, so it won't be a huge surprise if one or two of them are released. Can't see Cribari leaving without a pay-off though and that wouldn't be too cheap.

Would rather have seen one or two others leaving first, but best of luck to the lad for the future. We'll probably see him again playing against us in the top flight.

Always looking on the brightside.

I didn't say people aren't allowed holidays, but when Rangers hire a new CEO on big money I don't expect one of the first things done by him to be fucking off on holiday for two weeks, especially when there was important work to be done here. I fully understand that his holiday was probably already booked, but I think he should have cancelled it and postponed it till June or July. That would have shown real dedication and commitment to his new job at our Club.

Seems to me as though there was important work to be done by our new CEO at the Club since the AGM and even over Xmas, but instead of getting stuck in and starting to sort out the mess he's been left with by Green & co, he buggered off on holiday for 2 weeks. So, it's now past the midway point in January and here he is just starting to put out feelers to the staff at the club to see who'd be willing to take wage cuts. Doesn't exactly look as if he's in a hurry to sort out the Club's finances given that the AGM was a month ago and he's just now starting to tiptoe around the issue of making the necessary cuts. At this rate we'll be struggling to pay bills before he's actually done anything, so I'll hold off on the back-slapping for the moment.

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http://www.rangers.co.uk/news/headlines/item/6022-clark-has-fractured-foot

I think Wallace comes across as being quite evasive and wishy-washy and that's very disappointing when what we need is an honest CEO with balls of steel and an iron fist. If he had first gotten directors, executives, management and professionals employed at the club to take pay cuts, then he could have approached the players from a position of strength and told them he was taking swift and decisive action to cut the Club's costs from top to bottom. Obviously we don't know exactly who all has been approached about taking pay cuts, but it sounds like maybe Wallace was hoping that the players would take one on the chin for the good of the Club and that would give him his starting point to then approach other Club staff saying the players were leading by example and could everyone else follow suit. The IPO cash is long gone and the Club's costs aren't sustainable, so at the end of the day, job cuts and pay cuts throughout the Club are long, long overdue. Wallace really needs to get the ball rolling quickly and stop beating about the bush.

Technically I would.

Aye because he's the only one out of those who got penny shares who isn't a fucking swamp rat spiv cunt!

What's happening with Nacho man? Is he ok?

I suggest downloading the images before they vanish. There's 10 separate images.

Well and truly sussed you out now D'Art!

Pierre McGrandles in Lyon.

That's what the golfer John Daly looked like in the early 70's

I was thinking of a sharp bradawl or ice pick.

All the work of the poster '26th of foot', but thanks for posting it over here!

I liked it because it was so silly it was entertaining!

I posted a similar type of reply yesterday. My idea was to start under his fingernails.

He does love attention, but 26th of foot's article will thoroughly embarrass him in front of all of his peers and fan-boys.

Bawheid's "beelin" patter suits this muppet. Sayin' that, I'd be beelin my whole life if my surname was McGrandles!!

Jobs for the boys is a definite worry, but I don't have a problem with people Ally knows getting the jobs... so long as they're of a high enough calibre.

The scouting needs sorted asap. We need clued-up, well connected and experienced scouts based in multiple locations. One based in Scotland and two based in England would be a decent start.

It might not be such a small repair bill if the pitch cost almost half a million and the company need to come over from Holland to fix it.