Trooblue

Sell him at the first opportunity. It's very clear that he has reached the limits of his progress. One good game in every six or seven is not good enough. He's not going to move up to the next level.

He restored pride and dignity over the past few weeks. Great job.

Give him a break - he was only trying to deliver the seven or eight goals his fans had convinced themselves they were going to get.

And Brenda ...

Armstrong nearly in tears ...

Gordon Strachan in talking sense shocker ...

Big Clint giving it to the pundits now ... Excellent.

Now win this.

Thought they were meant to win this by 7 or 8?

Hodson waits far too late before making the pass.

Waggy strikes again. Or doesn't ...

Scale of the task should now be obvious to PC.

Pardew sitting beside Kiernan ...

The good news is that the new manager is getting to see McKay for what he is. Shift him on along with the other passengers in the summer.

No, no, he's a £6m player. Once every 3 months.

I saw this, but I don't think he was poking fun at Rangers, just seemed to be saying that Rangers is a big name club compared to the ones PC has managed so far - which is true.

Solid enough CV - the only question is why he allowed himself to be 'taught' by the overpaid PE teachers at Largs.

'A budget? Who said anything about a budget?' D. King

He'll have the Scottish football establishment, their hangers-on in the 'media', plus the backward-looking 'traditionalists' all against him from day one. They don't like outsiders arriving here and showing the place up for the backwater that it is.

This. Absolutely.

If this is Ferguson asking for a job I hope he is totally ignored. There is absolutely nothing in his managerial/coaching career that qualifies him for a job at Ibrox. Beyond that, he didn't exactly play nicely the last time we had a foreign coach at the club, and I would bet that he would lose no time in stirring things behind the scenes if he came in this time. The 'column' is, of course, written by someone else, with Ferguson just sitting there coming out with one-liners to be strung together into something semi-coherent by a 'journalist'. The sooner we lose this fixation with the 'good old Rangers men' the better.

Didn't have the right shoes on ...

This has a ring of truth about it.

I would lock McCoist in a room, and throw away the key.

Journalist must have caught him during his tea break while making those cringeworthy adverts he gets paid for.