McBoyd

People on here have been saying we need a clear out from top to bottom for years. Yet, we're still saying it.

We should be serving tubs of warm pastas, salads and proper pies.. .. I'd love to have Pizza, Hot Dogs and burgers inside. Proper ones.

That's the worrying part which doesn't give me hope for the future.

Take it on the chin

Couldn't say much else to be fair. They should be at Murray Park tomorrow going over the game, rather than Monday, whilst it's fresh.

Being honest, we should have seen this coming. As much as I love McCoist, it's not a new thing to Division 3. It's whatever happens at training, and his choices. We took a team who won the league the previous year 15 points clear, dropped those points, fell into to second (after?) Christmas, and lost out of europe twice to Malmo and the likes. Walter Smith wouldn't have allowed the team to drop the 15 point deficit to let Celtic back into top place. I don't know quite what is happening, and regardless of being 17 points ahead, the football is really really poor, especially for the wage bill and standard of player against part timers. PART-TIMERS. That's the bit we should be remembering.

Do we go back to basics with training? All this fancy gym equipment, treadmills, bikes etc - the players of the older days were far fitter than todays standards. Get them running in the hills/sand dunes. Push them until they are sick, then push some more. What happens at Murray Park clearly isn't working, half of them don't even look like athletes.

What was that?

We dropped those 15 points weeks before 10 points was taken off of us. We also lost to teams such as Malmo, out of both european cups before Christmas. The signs were there early.

Compare the players, of course they'd have hammered todays team. Totally agree.

At least he had the players eating well, fit, and developing in training. Given time, it would have worked. Compared to this.. What the fuck happens at Murray Park?

Me too, I fear we may have missed that opportunity. We need foreign coaches in, Dutch, Spanish, Italian.

Most worrying comment made there.

If only!

Against the opposition we'll be playing against, with all due respect to them, they should both be firing in goals for fun. That said, Andy Little is doing well up front for us.

Miller and Boyd upfront, if they are on fire as before. BRING IT ON.

:lol: I'm sorry but you love the Football Club more than family and loved ones? I love Rangers, but human life comes first.

Why does having an association with the Northern Ireland fanbase mean having to sing Ulster Songs? There must be other ways to promote the connection? Also with regards to 'if you remove that it just becomes another ordinary football club' - so when we started, up until the 1920's (50 years of the club) we were just another ordinary club? For me, Rangers is not a 'Protestant Institution', it wasn't when I was growing up and isn't now. I don't disagree with anyone that is a protestant and wants to support Rangers, or bring it to the football. Everyone supports Rangers in their own way, I grew up believing Rangers to be a team that didn't give up, that fought hard, played with skill, style, flair and treated other teams, players with respect and dignity, which I believe is the Rangers way? Something we ask of all of those connected with Rangers. I got that from watching the team, and supporting them as a youngster 500 miles away, until I was 21 and moved to Glasgow.

Part of the heritage, but should not be allowed to bring the club down. As I said in the other thread, when we started, we were about the love of football, about being the best. We have a new start, and should grab it with both hands. I don't have problems with the songs, but if they are going to get us in trouble, we need to stop, regardless of what the morons across the city are/aren't allowed to sing.

We started as a team for the love of football. These songs were not song then, and probably not prior to the 1920's. I don't have a problem with them generally, but if it's going to get the team in trouble, they need to stop. We are having a new start here, lets make the best of it.

Get religion out of football.

Anything can make you start supporting a team. I started supporting Juventus (as well as Rangers) after watching them in Turin on holiday one year when I was about 12.

Lennon looking for clear evidence that referees son plays for Juventus Under 12's on Twitter. Oh, he's too good to be real

Commons :lol: :lol: