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Another fantastic post by McBoyd. Really appreciate all the work you contribute to the site for the rest of us to admire and enjoy.

Fantastic statement yet again from the man in charge. I was weary, like many others when he arrived on the scene unknown and unheard of, but I'm fully 100% behind the guy now. He's doing the Club proud and fighting back. Also very nice to clear those debts. At a complete tangent, I would assume the debts owed to Rapid Vienna are dealt with differently here? I await negative rep for bringing this up but I'm genuinely wondering what the deal with that is. I may have already missed something on it and if so I apologise.

Well done and thank you, Neil McCann!

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The Union Bears & The Blue Order doing us all proud once again. I can't thank them enough for what they bring to Ibrox.

What about that lad Madrid are sniffing about?

A proven Brazilian Serie A centre-back against SFL3's finest. Bring it on. A wonderful surprise today seeing all three put pen to paper for Rangers. It's time to get back to the football. https://p.twimg.com/AztLYtbCUAA0f9L.jpg:large

Is there any way to listen to MosesMcNeil's call in? I missed it by about 20 seconds when it was live.

What an incredibly stupid thing to say.

A transfer embargo which begins after the summer transfer window has passed. Plenty of time to get a squad together that can gain promotion from the SFL3. You're the one living in a dream world.

A sensible head. We're in no position to pick and choose. A position I'm ready to accept after my controversial post over the possible signing of Ian Black. He would be a massive player for Rangers at this time. If we were offered any of Italy's finest potentials, I'd be more than welcoming.

Eskisehirspor aren't giants of European football but by no means are they "no marks" either. 2-0 in Turkey is a pretty respectable loss for a club the size of St. Johnstone.

Absolutely awful. That is truly horrific. Thoughts are with Claudio and all of the Reyna family. RIP.

Gabriel Amato's skill before that Rod Wallace goal. My oh my.

Its hilarious how sensationally Sky Sports News twisted that into something its not. He said that he'd finally got a flat in Glasgow and now wouldn't have to jump "from safe house to safe house" i.e. he now has a permanent home in Glasgow and doesn't have to keep shifting about aimlessly. The way Sky Sports News portrayed was as if there were Rangers fans hunting for him. Ludicrous.

I'm not disputing that. That won't change what I think of him though. It was only a few months ago that he was bending his arm and pumping up his fist at the Govan Front after scoring against us. He's a rat. Yet, once again I'll accept, Rangers are going to need players of his style to climb back up the leagues. My point is that Rangers don't require a player the 'calibre' of Ian Black for the Third Division although he would undoubtedly be a dark luxury for the seasons ahead.

There's no arguing that he'd be head and shoulders above 99% of the players in the SFL, but there are other players open to Rangers that would do 'his' job well enough. Sure, the reality is that Rangers probably are going to need a 'hard-man' in the middle of the park at this level but I'd like to think we'd give someone else a chance ahead of this thug. Regardless, I can understand wholeheartedly why some fans would welcome him.

Rangers will do just fine in the Third Division without this cunt. There are plenty of other players available out there who would do a job of the standard needed for promotion.

Fight these horrible bastards all the way Rangers. NEVER back down to that scumbag.

They're leaving Salim Kerkar's move for the finale.

COUGH COUGH COUGH Sorry, I've been choking all day on the smoke coming from Scottish football today. Our very own bonfire here in Glasgow. A helluva sight!

Yet I know which of the two I'd prefer to run over with metal studs.

Alistair McCoist MBE, you will never truly realise how proud we, The Rangers Family, are to have you as the manager of our Rangers Football Club during its darkest hour, albeit excluding the two Ibrox Disasters. We will never forget the loyalty and commitment that you have shown to us all, nor will we ever cease to remember the manner in which you have handled yourself no matter the obstacles that have come your way. You have upheld the sacred traditions of Mr. Struth set all those years ago and history will uphold your memory fondly. Not only this, but you have done it with that forever mischievous smile that has kept us all sane throughout this whole saga. Thank you, Alistair. We will always remember.

Quite possibly the greatest ever Ranger.