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a descent honest player, as the standard rise there will be more to follow at the end of the season

No thanks at least be original http://www.bostonspastime.com/sweetcaroline.html

in consistant same fouls were commited at either end with different consequences

Of course there are always going to be days like this sometimes it`s about grinding out results and I would imagine MW would learn more about his team today than the 6-1 result

If Eustace ever comes good Law will become bit part player

Contract is up at end of season cannot see MW renewing it

He`s hanging on for an invite to the clubs Christmas part

prefer a retractable roof

Sad state of our game that a piece of individuality skill and flare can no longer be displayed and celebrated. I sincerely hope this young talent is given the protection from refs and other in our game he deserves maybe when a few players are sent off these shot putters might get the message and the fans and sport will be the better for it.If it was Messi or some other player known for his talent I fell the headlines and comments would be very different

how dare he entertain the fans this article is a sorry Indictment on the state of our of sports writers shower of bottom feeders

yes! maybe 17 goals but how many chances have we not taken

good articule only this week when talking about Eustace MW said he had a set back whilst training at the highest level which was 5 It would be interest to find out what each level entails

http://windycoys.com/2015/08/loanee-update-august-2015/ Nathan Oduwa & Dominic Ball – Rangers (Scottish Championship) Mark Warburton has used his relationship with Spurs to acquire two youngsters who are ready to make the next step. As a Spurs fan and co-founder of the NextGen Series (which Spurs participated in) Warburton has a real appreciation of Spurs’ academy, and worked wonders with Pritchard last season. Oduwa and Ball both played League Two football last year and – whilst the quality of the Scottish Championship might not be substantially better – the experience of playing in front of 51,000 fans every other week will benefit them enormously. Nathan Oduwa will get Rangers fans off their seats. He is a very tricky customer, possessing terrific close control and dribbling ability. He sometimes appears to not be in full control of the ball, but will then somehow emerge from the tightest of spaces with it still at his feet. His finishing certainly needs some honing, but there are not many 19-year olds that are complete players. Oduwa mostly plays on the left wing, but could do a job as a number 10 or even a number 9 if called upon. Dominic Ball is a robust centre-back who is competent in possession. He undoubtedly has ability and reads the game well for a 20-year old. My concern is that he can be a little rash when defending – sometimes committing himself too early in an effort to be proactive. He will come across some wily players and if he can play a full season, it’ll do him the world of good. It’s easy to turn your nose up at our players going to the Scottish Championship, but you must remember that matches are only one part of a loan move – players are training all week, and so the coaches that they are with must be of sufficient quality to have an impact. Mark Warburton is a fantastic coach for our young players to learn from (as we saw with Pritchard last year) and the Spurs hierarchy clearly have enormous faith in him. Ball revealed in this interview that he trained with Warburton when he played for Watford between the ages of 11 and 15, and that will certainly make the transition easier for him.

Though tthat myself I know we are into retro strips but that just taking it to far

We need a proven goal scorer or two to take advantage of our play these two are just gilding the lilley

Bet you he wished he had kept his mouth shut after recent results. Obviously his allegation if true are being address at Rangers

this is one crazy young team

Rangers U21

His time has come and gone he would be an embarrassment in currant team with his first touch

No we have better and can do better

don`t care as long as they are doing it for us

The Wee Prim Minister

Mckay has responded well to the new management team not so Templeton with Ramgers having so many options now I feel he will be looking for a new club soon

Sorry it was SPIERS making some kind of protest over a ban or something

by all mean learn from history, but this is just raking over old coals