Muz333

The very same establishment that savaged Celtic a point against Aberdeen by denying Aberdeen at least one stone cold penalty. Says it all really.

I'm quite excited about Edu being fit, I think he's a great midfielder when on form. Beasley showed in December the calibre of quality he can provide and I hope he continues to play at that level because in all honesty he made little contribution before that run of form.

Here's to hoping Beasley can go injury free for a good while this time.

I'm 100% sure Macdonald would have scored more goals than Keane if Mowbray had the sense to keep their best striker which I'm glad he didn't.

Punctuation? It's a football forum not an fuckin English class. That you Scott?

"Who else was just waiting for the coo's to come out and start eating the grass?" What? You seen grass on the pitch? Where? All I seen was mud everywhere, I can't believe the match was even allowed to be played in the first place.

"Fortune scores a goal - chopped off incorrectly" I'm really getting tired of hearing this one. It was blatantly obvious that Fortune knocked Mcshaggers arms out the way, do they honestly believe that goal should have counted or are they just having a wind up?

He certainly looked better last night than he done with his chance of glory with Boyd and Miller out injured for the past few weeks, closer to the form he was on at the end of last season anyway but the fans do expect something a bit better for the outrageous fee we payed to get him. Still, I'd rather he plays and makes any contribution at all possible than just sitting on the bench week in and out earning his money.

Haha, the scary thing is I could see it happening though.

I'd swap Weir for Wilson and place Whittaker or Novo if he's fit in Thomsons place with Broadfoot at RB but stick with the rest of your formation/players there. Looks very attack orientated which is what we want rather than dragging on a long uneventful match into extra time which should never happen at Ibrox.

It wouldn't surprise me if Keane got it for his "tremendous" penalty goal against the all mighty Dunfermline world beaters lifting Celtic out of a hole... If there's any justice in the world then Davis should win it without a shadow of a doubt.

He play's for the shirt and I thought he had a pretty good game against St Mirren. Realistically we can't afford a better player as a replacement either so I'd vouch to give him a new contract. Can't imagine the other teams would like to take on a player with a RFC badge tattooed on their neck either.

I'd be appearing at the game in Hibs attire and cheer their goals. As long as Rangers have the league secured I'd favour anyone but Celtic to get second place. With the way things are going now I believe Hibs could finish split the sides as well, I mean if they win their game in hand their already ahead of them.

Even better, lets go for the ten in a row.

I was expecting a far more negative thread than this but yeah, what do we have to worry about? They got rid of Mcdonald one of their better players as well as Robson and now their making panic signings trying to get a team together where we have the advantage of a comfortable lead and a settled team. I have every faith in Rangers getting at least a double this season.

Has Beasley been shot? I recall him saying he wouldn't be out injured for long a considerable time ago. Edit: Agree with the formation but I admit Lafferty showed a little bit of hope today even if just a glimpse.

Now, is Beasley going to return as the player before the latest injury or as the player that contributed very little before his run of games and burst of form? I can only hope he get's straight back into it and how long is Miller out for then? I hope he's back and match fit for the old firm match, he loves to score against them.

My favourite memory was the cheeky hand ball against Celtic which at the time I thought he was an idiot for doing until McGregor saved the penalty before going of injured if I remember correctly. I agree with jsut about everyone else though, I'd have loved to see him partnered with Boughie and Hutton.

7 points clear is still a great lead to be holding and I'm hopeful that Hibs can take points off Celtic on Wednesday which is a distinct possibility seeing as St. Johnstone we're the better team in the first half today and only went down hill after loosing a man at the start of the second half.

I actually thought Fleck had a pretty good match against hearts sitting away from the wing. Lafferty on the other hand I've defended against my friends for long enough with the hopes he would get back to the sort of form he was at the end of last season but so far he's not doing it and I'm loosing faith. I think Fleck definitely has a future here with after a good run of games in his preferred position but Lafferty won't do unless he manages to regain that form last season and work on getting the aerial balls as well as a lot of 50:50 ones he tends to hold back from going for. For know I'd rather give Little time out than Lafferty until we have our Boyd and Miller partnership back up.