The Dude

Rangers returned to the top of the Scottish Premiership on Sunday after an enthralling 2-1 win over Hearts at Tynecastle - and the immediate aftermath felt as though the Gers had never been away.
With little over 60 hours having passed after the final whistle in Thursday's Europa League draw with Villareal, Steven Gerrard's side put in a dogged shift to secure the three points in the capital and it instantly set many of Scottish football's talking heads into meltdown.
Anyone who tuned in to BT Sport yesterday lunchtime would have been forgiven for thinking they had tuned into a weird hybrid of celtic's and Hearts' club TV channels as Michael Stewart raved about the seemingly once-in-a-lifetime performance of the mononymic Christophe at the heart of the Jambos' defence while Rob McLean delivered his commentary with the enthusiasm of a man on his way to his own execution.
READ MORE: https://www.BOYCOTT THIS LINK/sport/football/football-news/its-time-Rangers-star-alfredo-13681803
 

I love it. Especially when folk point out it's just a 'fan blog' then proceed to go on a rant about why I'm talking shite.

I love it. Especially when folk point out it's just a 'fan blog' then proceed to go on a rant about why I'm talking shite.

Rangers returned to the top of the Scottish Premiership on Sunday after an enthralling 2-1 win over Hearts at Tynecastle - and the immediate aftermath felt as though the Gers had never been away.
With little over 60 hours having passed after the final whistle in Thursday's Europa League draw with Villareal, Steven Gerrard's side put in a dogged shift to secure the three points in the capital and it instantly set many of Scottish football's talking heads into meltdown.
Anyone who tuned in to BT Sport yesterday lunchtime would have been forgiven for thinking they had tuned into a weird hybrid of celtic's and Hearts' club TV channels as Michael Stewart raved about the seemingly once-in-a-lifetime performance of the mononymic Christophe at the heart of the Jambos' defence while Rob McLean delivered his commentary with the enthusiasm of a man on his way to his own execution.
READ MORE: https://www.BOYCOTT THIS LINK/sport/football/football-news/its-time-Rangers-star-alfredo-13681803
 

Rangers returned to the top of the Scottish Premiership on Sunday after an enthralling 2-1 win over Hearts at Tynecastle - and the immediate aftermath felt as though the Gers had never been away.
With little over 60 hours having passed after the final whistle in Thursday's Europa League draw with Villareal, Steven Gerrard's side put in a dogged shift to secure the three points in the capital and it instantly set many of Scottish football's talking heads into meltdown.
Anyone who tuned in to BT Sport yesterday lunchtime would have been forgiven for thinking they had tuned into a weird hybrid of celtic's and Hearts' club TV channels as Michael Stewart raved about the seemingly once-in-a-lifetime performance of the mononymic Christophe at the heart of the Jambos' defence while Rob McLean delivered his commentary with the enthusiasm of a man on his way to his own execution.
READ MORE: https://www.BOYCOTT THIS LINK/sport/football/football-news/its-time-Rangers-star-alfredo-13681803
 

Never understood the logic in this. We moan we want more balanced stuff in the papers and when someone tries to provide that we then try to stop it getting hits. If stuff doesn't get hits then papers won't publish it/pay people to write it. Kinda self-defeating imo.

Rangers returned to the top of the Scottish Premiership on Sunday after an enthralling 2-1 win over Hearts at Tynecastle - and the immediate aftermath felt as though the Gers had never been away.
With little over 60 hours having passed after the final whistle in Thursday's Europa League draw with Villareal, Steven Gerrard's side put in a dogged shift to secure the three points in the capital and it instantly set many of Scottish football's talking heads into meltdown.
Anyone who tuned in to BT Sport yesterday lunchtime would have been forgiven for thinking they had tuned into a weird hybrid of celtic's and Hearts' club TV channels as Michael Stewart raved about the seemingly once-in-a-lifetime performance of the mononymic Christophe at the heart of the Jambos' defence while Rob McLean delivered his commentary with the enthusiasm of a man on his way to his own execution.
READ MORE: https://www.BOYCOTT THIS LINK/sport/football/football-news/its-time-Rangers-star-alfredo-13681803
 

Never understood the logic in this. We moan we want more balanced stuff in the papers and when someone tries to provide that we then try to stop it getting hits. If stuff doesn't get hits then papers won't publish it/pay people to write it. Kinda self-defeating imo.

Rangers returned to the top of the Scottish Premiership on Sunday after an enthralling 2-1 win over Hearts at Tynecastle - and the immediate aftermath felt as though the Gers had never been away.
With little over 60 hours having passed after the final whistle in Thursday's Europa League draw with Villareal, Steven Gerrard's side put in a dogged shift to secure the three points in the capital and it instantly set many of Scottish football's talking heads into meltdown.
Anyone who tuned in to BT Sport yesterday lunchtime would have been forgiven for thinking they had tuned into a weird hybrid of celtic's and Hearts' club TV channels as Michael Stewart raved about the seemingly once-in-a-lifetime performance of the mononymic Christophe at the heart of the Jambos' defence while Rob McLean delivered his commentary with the enthusiasm of a man on his way to his own execution.
READ MORE: https://www.BOYCOTT THIS LINK/sport/football/football-news/its-time-Rangers-star-alfredo-13681803
 

It would keep @gogzy busy for a while at least. 😂

Rangers returned to the top of the Scottish Premiership on Sunday after an enthralling 2-1 win over Hearts at Tynecastle - and the immediate aftermath felt as though the Gers had never been away.
With little over 60 hours having passed after the final whistle in Thursday's Europa League draw with Villareal, Steven Gerrard's side put in a dogged shift to secure the three points in the capital and it instantly set many of Scottish football's talking heads into meltdown.
Anyone who tuned in to BT Sport yesterday lunchtime would have been forgiven for thinking they had tuned into a weird hybrid of celtic's and Hearts' club TV channels as Michael Stewart raved about the seemingly once-in-a-lifetime performance of the mononymic Christophe at the heart of the Jambos' defence while Rob McLean delivered his commentary with the enthusiasm of a man on his way to his own execution.
READ MORE: https://www.BOYCOTT THIS LINK/sport/football/football-news/its-time-Rangers-star-alfredo-13681803
 

Good article @The Dude but be careful because if you keep it up I might start a thread on here saying "It's about time Rangers blogger @The Dudegot the credit he deserves" that might entice some nasty people to say bad things about you and hurt your feelings.

Rangers returned to the top of the Scottish Premiership on Sunday after an enthralling 2-1 win over Hearts at Tynecastle - and the immediate aftermath felt as though the Gers had never been away.
With little over 60 hours having passed after the final whistle in Thursday's Europa League draw with Villareal, Steven Gerrard's side put in a dogged shift to secure the three points in the capital and it instantly set many of Scottish football's talking heads into meltdown.
Anyone who tuned in to BT Sport yesterday lunchtime would have been forgiven for thinking they had tuned into a weird hybrid of celtic's and Hearts' club TV channels as Michael Stewart raved about the seemingly once-in-a-lifetime performance of the mononymic Christophe at the heart of the Jambos' defence while Rob McLean delivered his commentary with the enthusiasm of a man on his way to his own execution.
READ MORE: https://www.BOYCOTT THIS LINK/sport/football/football-news/its-time-Rangers-star-alfredo-13681803
 

Rangers returned to the top of the Scottish Premiership on Sunday after an enthralling 2-1 win over Hearts at Tynecastle - and the immediate aftermath felt as though the Gers had never been away.
With little over 60 hours having passed after the final whistle in Thursday's Europa League draw with Villareal, Steven Gerrard's side put in a dogged shift to secure the three points in the capital and it instantly set many of Scottish football's talking heads into meltdown.
Anyone who tuned in to BT Sport yesterday lunchtime would have been forgiven for thinking they had tuned into a weird hybrid of celtic's and Hearts' club TV channels as Michael Stewart raved about the seemingly once-in-a-lifetime performance of the mononymic Christophe at the heart of the Jambos' defence while Rob McLean delivered his commentary with the enthusiasm of a man on his way to his own execution.
READ MORE: https://www.BOYCOTT THIS LINK/sport/football/football-news/its-time-Rangers-star-alfredo-13681803
 

Never understood the logic in this. We moan we want more balanced stuff in the papers and when someone tries to provide that we then try to stop it getting hits. If stuff doesn't get hits then papers won't publish it/pay people to write it. Kinda self-defeating imo.

Rangers returned to the top of the Scottish Premiership on Sunday after an enthralling 2-1 win over Hearts at Tynecastle - and the immediate aftermath felt as though the Gers had never been away.
With little over 60 hours having passed after the final whistle in Thursday's Europa League draw with Villareal, Steven Gerrard's side put in a dogged shift to secure the three points in the capital and it instantly set many of Scottish football's talking heads into meltdown.
Anyone who tuned in to BT Sport yesterday lunchtime would have been forgiven for thinking they had tuned into a weird hybrid of celtic's and Hearts' club TV channels as Michael Stewart raved about the seemingly once-in-a-lifetime performance of the mononymic Christophe at the heart of the Jambos' defence while Rob McLean delivered his commentary with the enthusiasm of a man on his way to his own execution.
READ MORE: https://www.BOYCOTT THIS LINK/sport/football/football-news/its-time-Rangers-star-alfredo-13681803
 

Rangers returned to the top of the Scottish Premiership on Sunday after an enthralling 2-1 win over Hearts at Tynecastle - and the immediate aftermath felt as though the Gers had never been away.
With little over 60 hours having passed after the final whistle in Thursday's Europa League draw with Villareal, Steven Gerrard's side put in a dogged shift to secure the three points in the capital and it instantly set many of Scottish football's talking heads into meltdown.
Anyone who tuned in to BT Sport yesterday lunchtime would have been forgiven for thinking they had tuned into a weird hybrid of celtic's and Hearts' club TV channels as Michael Stewart raved about the seemingly once-in-a-lifetime performance of the mononymic Christophe at the heart of the Jambos' defence while Rob McLean delivered his commentary with the enthusiasm of a man on his way to his own execution.
READ MORE: https://www.BOYCOTT THIS LINK/sport/football/football-news/its-time-Rangers-star-alfredo-13681803
 

Rangers returned to the top of the Scottish Premiership on Sunday after an enthralling 2-1 win over Hearts at Tynecastle - and the immediate aftermath felt as though the Gers had never been away.
With little over 60 hours having passed after the final whistle in Thursday's Europa League draw with Villareal, Steven Gerrard's side put in a dogged shift to secure the three points in the capital and it instantly set many of Scottish football's talking heads into meltdown.
Anyone who tuned in to BT Sport yesterday lunchtime would have been forgiven for thinking they had tuned into a weird hybrid of celtic's and Hearts' club TV channels as Michael Stewart raved about the seemingly once-in-a-lifetime performance of the mononymic Christophe at the heart of the Jambos' defence while Rob McLean delivered his commentary with the enthusiasm of a man on his way to his own execution.
READ MORE: https://www.BOYCOTT THIS LINK/sport/football/football-news/its-time-Rangers-star-alfredo-13681803
 

Rangers returned to the top of the Scottish Premiership on Sunday after an enthralling 2-1 win over Hearts at Tynecastle - and the immediate aftermath felt as though the Gers had never been away.
With little over 60 hours having passed after the final whistle in Thursday's Europa League draw with Villareal, Steven Gerrard's side put in a dogged shift to secure the three points in the capital and it instantly set many of Scottish football's talking heads into meltdown.
Anyone who tuned in to BT Sport yesterday lunchtime would have been forgiven for thinking they had tuned into a weird hybrid of celtic's and Hearts' club TV channels as Michael Stewart raved about the seemingly once-in-a-lifetime performance of the mononymic Christophe at the heart of the Jambos' defence while Rob McLean delivered his commentary with the enthusiasm of a man on his way to his own execution.
READ MORE: https://www.BOYCOTT THIS LINK/sport/football/football-news/its-time-Rangers-star-alfredo-13681803
 

Rangers returned to the top of the Scottish Premiership on Sunday after an enthralling 2-1 win over Hearts at Tynecastle - and the immediate aftermath felt as though the Gers had never been away.
With little over 60 hours having passed after the final whistle in Thursday's Europa League draw with Villareal, Steven Gerrard's side put in a dogged shift to secure the three points in the capital and it instantly set many of Scottish football's talking heads into meltdown.
Anyone who tuned in to BT Sport yesterday lunchtime would have been forgiven for thinking they had tuned into a weird hybrid of celtic's and Hearts' club TV channels as Michael Stewart raved about the seemingly once-in-a-lifetime performance of the mononymic Christophe at the heart of the Jambos' defence while Rob McLean delivered his commentary with the enthusiasm of a man on his way to his own execution.
READ MORE: https://www.BOYCOTT THIS LINK/sport/football/football-news/its-time-Rangers-star-alfredo-13681803
 

Rangers returned to the top of the Scottish Premiership on Sunday after an enthralling 2-1 win over Hearts at Tynecastle - and the immediate aftermath felt as though the Gers had never been away.
With little over 60 hours having passed after the final whistle in Thursday's Europa League draw with Villareal, Steven Gerrard's side put in a dogged shift to secure the three points in the capital and it instantly set many of Scottish football's talking heads into meltdown.
Anyone who tuned in to BT Sport yesterday lunchtime would have been forgiven for thinking they had tuned into a weird hybrid of celtic's and Hearts' club TV channels as Michael Stewart raved about the seemingly once-in-a-lifetime performance of the mononymic Christophe at the heart of the Jambos' defence while Rob McLean delivered his commentary with the enthusiasm of a man on his way to his own execution.
READ MORE: https://www.BOYCOTT THIS LINK/sport/football/football-news/its-time-Rangers-star-alfredo-13681803
 

Rangers returned to the top of the Scottish Premiership on Sunday after an enthralling 2-1 win over Hearts at Tynecastle - and the immediate aftermath felt as though the Gers had never been away.
With little over 60 hours having passed after the final whistle in Thursday's Europa League draw with Villareal, Steven Gerrard's side put in a dogged shift to secure the three points in the capital and it instantly set many of Scottish football's talking heads into meltdown.
Anyone who tuned in to BT Sport yesterday lunchtime would have been forgiven for thinking they had tuned into a weird hybrid of celtic's and Hearts' club TV channels as Michael Stewart raved about the seemingly once-in-a-lifetime performance of the mononymic Christophe at the heart of the Jambos' defence while Rob McLean delivered his commentary with the enthusiasm of a man on his way to his own execution.
READ MORE: https://www.BOYCOTT THIS LINK/sport/football/football-news/its-time-Rangers-star-alfredo-13681803
 

He'll also liase with players' loan clubs over stuff like their training and act as a point of contact for the players and their loan clubs.

I'd have thought it would be tbh, didn't read the full article when he was appointed but it's easy enough to grasp what his likely duties would be. Whilst he can keep an eye on our players he can also identify others and, say he's down south for a weekend, he can take in a fair number of games and not just the games our loan players play in.

Must be a different Rangers reserves/U20s side I watch 😂🤨