iainwatp

Respect :crabflute:

Sad if the suspects highlighted here are the culprits. The same names are regularly spotted in clubs and pubs in the City in VIP rooms "hosting" chums and hangers-on to the tune of £2000+ bills for drink alone in one evening. Sure they can do what they like with their own dosh and football players have always behaved in this way in Glasgow. No loyalty from pro players and true gers men have been few and far between in the Ibrox dressing room for years. No great surprise they are behaving in this way. All this aside,, Is there no-one out there prepared to front up, organise or at least start up a properly structured fans buy out. There is a massive fan-base out here who would sign bank standing orders to fund a trustworthy buyout. We are all going to be unimaginably gutted if this leads to the end of Ibrox. Players Managers and owners will come and go but the nastalgia and pride we all hold for our club will be for nothing if Ibrox is lost. Someone who holds the respect of our fans needs to stand up and rally the support out here. please please please

Bad times to make a good fist of managing our club. All sympathy for Ally but sadly the facts speak for themselves very loudly. If any of the currently interested parties decide to invest in the Gers I think one of the first things they will look at is Coisty's record and this year it's awful. great start to the season and well ahead of the manky mob, looking like an easy season at one time. Now, even without the 10 point penalty we have slipped 20 points, in relation to Porkheid,in a fairly short space of time. Yes Naismith has been a killer blow but ffs!!! Ask yourself would Sir Walter have done any better?? I think the unanimous resounding answer would be YES. Player motivation appears to be lacking and no wonder with the clubs situation but Ibrox was bouncing on Saturday, full house and loud and proud, fantastic atmosphere but the team just did not turn up. I feel disloyal saying this but at the very least Ally needs help. I'm wondering if Sir Walter might respond to a fans petition pleading for his return. Someone with a bit of clout on here could start one up. I think a petition would get a massive response and might just get the one man who could make a positive impact back to Ibrox. At this time we need to be looking for ways forward even on a temporary basis without putting down one of the best loved guys ever to grace Ibrox. We can not win anything this year but humiliation on the pitch for the rest of the season will hurt the support and will damage the club financially when the gate revenues start to drop off.