Getstiffed

Someone asked me if you can play copied DVDs on the PS4, I don't have any to test. Any of you tried this out?

Buy it from GAME and when they ask you if you want their insurance just say "If it dies, it dies".

I suppose it will have to do. Mcculloch as we all know is a huge problem and foster is horrendous. Other than that it's only Macleod out of position and black and law selected on the middle of the park yet again after numerous terrible performances together last season to moan about.

Like I said, the desperation to paint any and all criticism of Ally as hatred is palpable.
A good poster and seemingly decent guy was on the brink of vilification over a comment that was not ambiguous in any way.
Ally in Sandy's role.
How anyone can construe that as wishing cancer and death upon the man is baffling.
Or maybe its not, shamefully enough.

Like I said, the desperation to paint any and all criticism of Ally as hatred is palpable.
A good poster and seemingly decent guy was on the brink of vilification over a comment that was not ambiguous in any way.
Ally in Sandy's role.
How anyone can construe that as wishing cancer and death upon the man is baffling.
Or maybe its not, shamefully enough.

Baffled by it as well. Ally wouldn't get another job in management after us.
He'd end up back on telly or club ambassador after a few years away.
He actually needs to get away from football for about 2/3 years.

Pretty embarrassing to try and twist that comment to mean something else. Its fairly obvious what he meant.
Shame on you.

Another's view
http://therangersreport.com/2014/08/03/a-manager-that-simply-will-not-learn/

Can you point to the threads and the posts therein that are made because we didn't "play like Barcelona".
Thanks in advance.

The agenda of the lost cause, plus as DK was want to say, "Some people are just looking to have a fight", no matter what.

I don't feel that is the case, I think its more the fact that at first they criticised him and for a while they were told "it will get better", but it didn't and then it went from "it will get better" to "you hate the man" fairly quickly.
It is my honest opinion this is where the animosity between posters arises from.
I don't hate you or anyone for having a different opinion from me on these matters, but if you start questioning my validity as a bear (which I concede you have not) then it is most definitely going to become about much more than just a debate about the managers ability.
It is also my honest opinion that in the case of certain posters on here that is their goal, to steer discussion away from the facts of the situation and turn it into a slanging match, which only ends one way: the thread gets closed.

Every game matters at Rangers.
Any player, any representative, anyone attached to Rangers who doesn't think so must have missed something over the last 142 years of our fine club's existence.

Ye canny beat the victim card

Meanwhile the usual suspects can make veiled taig accusations unhindered.

Which remarks in particular?

And that is fair enough but Advocaat in particular gave us 10 times more great results than bad. Some of the results Ally's team have given us are nothing short of shameful and are unquestionably unforgivable: and that is the crux of the matter Dude, the man himself (and his cheerleaders) seem unwilling, to the point of being obtuse, to acknowledge and accept these facts.
People are not happy with him and for the majority its not the hysterics or the bile/hatred that it is portrayed as.
Its bad enough that the man who was my hero growing up, who I named my youngest son after in March 2012, is in denial about his blatant shortcomings as a manager, but I have to come on here and be told my grievance is rooted in hatred. Im not the only one who's had this thrown at me.
That alone is enough to rile people up.

What I expected was for a rookie manager to have enough humility to admit and learn from his mistakes, which he inevitably will make. That is the biggest let down for me. His constant pretence that he is baffled by the criticism of his tactics, selections and signings pisses me right off.

I think its obvious both Green and Wallace want Ally on board, for different reason of course: Green wanted him on board to keep the support sweet whilst he played silly buggers with our money and Wallace wants him on board to keep the support sweet whilst he sorts the mess Green left us with.
Its pretty obvious.

And that is fair enough but Advocaat in particular gave us 10 times more great results than bad. Some of the results Ally's team have given us are nothing short of shameful and are unquestionably unforgivable: and that is the crux of the matter Dude, the man himself (and his cheerleaders) seem unwilling, to the point of being obtuse, to acknowledge and accept these facts.
People are not happy with him and for the majority its not the hysterics or the bile/hatred that it is portrayed as.
Its bad enough that the man who was my hero growing up, who I named my youngest son after in March 2012, is in denial about his blatant shortcomings as a manager, but I have to come on here and be told my grievance is rooted in hatred. Im not the only one who's had this thrown at me.
That alone is enough to rile people up.

What I expected was for a rookie manager to have enough humility to admit and learn from his mistakes, which he inevitably will make. That is the biggest let down for me. His constant pretence that he is baffled by the criticism of his tactics, selections and signings pisses me right off.

You're quotes and selective thinking are becoming more irrational every time. I am not saying the board are happy at all, I am not on the board. I said "I would imagine", that's a wee bitty of guess work with no real foundation in evidence.
The fact the football is rank is evident to anyone who watches the turgid sh1t being produced, the fact you want to have a wee counter arguement against anyone not pro Ally is not going to change the fact the football on display is woeful and the tactics come from some strange play book nobody in their right mind would read.

Or try to get the game abandoned because we only have 6 centre backs fit and available for selection.

Now there's a word that rarely appears in connection to them.

I think the mhanks actions recently, downsizing etc, tells us they believe it will be sooner rather than later.

I personally wouldn't have signed either Boyd or Miller, but to sign one and not the other when they are both available on a "free" and both are not likely to be looking for a kings ransom in salaries is mental.
Imo they'd be the most dangerous strike force in Scotland by a country mile and no-one, even the mob, would want to play against them.