Mols94

i hang my head in shame lol

I hang my head in shame lol

Thought I'd post a picture quiz, most of them should be easy enough

Is there not an agreement that he has to play so many matches? maybe im wrong, which i probably am

I was just about to start a similar thread until i saw this one. I agree he's fucking hopeless, no touch, no pace and he cant defend. He is a car crash of a footballer.

Who makes it into your favourite foreign Rangers eleven? you cant select any British players, just foreigners

He's like a genie, mention his name and he appears!

Do you think it will ruin all chances of getting a new owner?

So your saying whyte should take no blame??whyte promised us with millions where the fuck did they go?? and even though Murray has destroyed the club he gave us some of our greatest players

Texas Ranger?is that you?

They also smashed the fuck outta the seat

Hang the bastards, it's the only way!

Didn't they set fire to the stand they were in too??hmm should try and get this splashed on the front pages of the papers

Someones pisssssssed

In your opinion who do you think were some of the most underrated players for rangers...for me it's Shota Arveladze

The orange kit and the cs smith kit you can get in the megastore

Why can't I copy and paste images into the posting box when using my iPod?

What are your favourite rangers kits of all time?

I know it's not an obvious choice but for me it was Pedro mendes

I don't literally mean hate it's just a figure of speech, try to think hypothetically

What rangers players over the years have you loved to hate?take into account their inconsistency, their attitude and/or their sheer lack of ability

What are your favourite Gers kits??

Flo? but in all seriousness Super Ally!!!!!!!

I thought it was a bit suspect but thought I would post it anyway

Found this on yahoo answers however I don't have a link to the interview that officially appeared in the Italian football magazine so it could be a pile of shite An extract from an Italian Football magazine, with Marco Negri, about Rangers, and life with the Rangers Marco Negri Interview L.B. - Luigi Bruno (Interviewer) M.N. - Marco Negri L.B. - ' Marco, you left Rangers under very strange circumstances, why was that?' M.N.-' Strange? There was nothing strange in anything that happened there, they simply did not want me there any longer'. L.B.- 'Why was that?' M.N.- ' The honest answer is that I didn't know then and I still don't know even today. Nobody ever explained why I had fallen out of favour.' L.B.- ' Your goal record at Rangers was fantastic and when fit and available you were scoring for fun. I, and many others still do not understand why you left under a cloud'. M.N.- 'Let's just say you are getting very close to why I think that I was frozen out. Scotland is a very claustrophobic place where everything is examined and analyzed endlessly. Scottish society is in many ways a backward place'. L.B. - 'What do you mean by that?' M.N. - ' The culture, the underlying culture of Rangers was not good. The first team players had a habit of drinking vast amounts of alcohol during the week. As you know here in Italy we have a different culture as professional footballers. We know that it is our duty to keep ourselves fit and healthy. Some of the players there like Paul Gascoigne and Andy Goram would turn up smelling of drink BEFORE training!! I could not understand why such behaviour was tolerated by Walter Smith who was manager then'. L.B.- ' Marco we are well aware of Paul Gascoigne's problems and it is sad to see his decline, we saw it earlier at Lazio. Are you saying that the players were out of control?' M.N.- ' Absolutely, I tried to point this out to Walter Smith several times but he became very defensive and said that I needed to understand Scottish footballing culture. He would hear no criticism of Goram and especially Gascoigne who could literally do anything he wanted to and still get away with it! It wasn't just their drinking however, they had some really extreme political and religious views'. L.B.- ' Could you elaborate on this please?'. M.N. - ' Of course. They hated Catholics. All of them. I never understood why they were so filled with hatred. Several of us who were Catholic players and all foreigners were told upon arrival, never to bless ourselves at Ibrox as it could cause problems for us. I began to understand that Rangers was an extreme club very similar to Lazio here in Italy. You know, a right wing club with right wing supporters. I personally am not a practicing Catholic but my wife Anna Maria is, and it used to cause me pain when I heard what they said about my fellow Catholics. Lorenzo Amoruso and Jorg Albertz, just kept quiet and kept their heads down' L.B.- ' What finally brought things to a head?' M.N.- ' I was rapidly disillusioned by Rangers and especially their supporters. As part of my professional duties I was strongly encouraged to attend social functions which meant going to several Rangers supporters clubs. The last one I attended really brought home to me the fact that I had nothing in common with these people. The anti-Catholic feeling was venomous and the songs they sang that evening filled me with disgust. It was at that point I decided not to give my all for a club that condoned such behaviour. I went sick. Walter Smith knew the real reason for my 'illness' and he just ignored it. But I wasn't lying, I was sick, sick of Rangers and sick of what they stood for and that is the truth'