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Quite like the look of Grainger. Looked good for St. Johnstone against us and was impressed with him at Hearts. Don't know if another LB is what we need though.

The guy isn't funny. No wonder his show bombed.

If this is about the guy who got done for singing "fuck the pope" and "fenian bastards" today, I'd rather the club didn't get involved.

http://www.spt.co.uk/2012/08/subway-to-open-late-for-footie-fans/ Nae excuses

Tell the truth. Have you been reading his posts in an American accent?

Don't know if he has been suggested in this thread but I think Tom Hateley could do a job for us. He can play RB and would be good cover for midfield.

To answer the OP question, the only reason I sing these songs is to join in with creating an atmosphere at games and for a bit of banter. I'm not an orange/loyalist/protestant and I've no family ties to N. Ireland. I'd be happy if all the songs sung at the game were about Rangers but I suppose if it helps us get behind the team, it will do.

Best of luck to him. Say what you want about his abilities as a footballer but his loyalty to the club was second to none.

Me John, big tree.

Agreed. We're not small and they have signed a player.

I would honestly prefer it if we didn't sign players that will walk it in this league. This is the perfect time for Ally to learn as a manager and signing SPL standard players to play in SFL 3 isn't going to help him at all.

I think I just look at it in the way that it's his loss leaving us. Same goes for McGregor, McCabe, Davis, Fleck, Ness and Lafferty. None of them will end up at a club with a support like ours.

Hitting the board above the exit after a victory.

I'm still raging about what he said but, if he apologises and makes a statement about this still being the same club as it always has been, I'd probably be able to live with that. We managed to forgive Kenny Miller quick enough.

Shoot me down but, if he made an honest apology, retracted that ill informed statement and was a free agent, I'd take him back.

Love it. Always prefer the white shirts to the red ones.

Genuinely believe that in the next three years on our way back to the top he will become a better tactical manager. He's already got everything else a manager of a club should have. :superally:

I've had 2-1 in my head for a couple of days. Maybe put 2-1 Jig on before the game.

I love the guy but he either needs to leave now so we can replace him while we can sign players, or guarantee us he'll stay another 18 months. Same goes for Goian. I hope he stays.

It's all ifs though. If one of our players is selected and if they get injured. If that player gets injured for a length of time that doesn't overlap the transfer window being open the transfer embargo doesn't make any difference. I'm sure in the premiership a few seasons ago Everton lost their two main goalkeepers through injury whilst the transfer window was shut and the FA allowed them to make an emergency loan signing for cover. I'm confident with Green and Ally at our club they would fight our corner for some sort of compromise like that. And yes, No Surrender Ian Black!

I'll admit wishful thinking on that part.

It was deemed illegal by a judge in a court of law.

I'd like to think if say, Wallace got injured, we'd have the embargo lifted so we could replace him. At the end of the day I'm more concerened about us accepting an illegal transfer embargo than us losing a player through injury on international duty.

Wallace, Black, Alexander and Broadfoot have made sacrifices to stay at Rangers and we're saying if they get the honour of playing for their national team we should deny them of this?

Haha brilliant.