Albertz85

Good play tonight and delighted with the goals and points. 

Delighted with the result and the high tempo we played at.

Delightful after those chants haha

Bit of time for Colak and Cantwell surely. 

Wont be hagi as hes not on the bench

One day there will be a movie about Sakala. The most likeable, dangerous, and enjoyable shite footballer there’s ever been. 

Aye, VAR is helping us 😂

Deal - Lowry it is then.

It’s a wee lassie and always a chance to see a player, I’ve seen many at the training ground waiting for autographs 

Would take 1 if available.
My wee girl says she would love her da to go, says I really deserve it 

Think it’ll be quite good tbh 

Agreed. At first im thinking some great numbers. Then you remember its over 9 games

Goal stats under Beale
Alfredo Morelos - G4, A3 - Total 7
Fashion Sakala - G3, A3 - Total 6
Malik Tillman - G2 A2 - Total 4
Borna Barisic - G1 A3 - Total 4
Ryan Kent - G2 A1 - Total 3
Ryan Jack - G2, A1 - Total 3
Scott Arfield - G2, A0 - Total 2
Connor Goldson - G1 A0 - Total 1
James Tavernier - G1 A0 - Total 1
John Lundstram - G1 A0 - Total 1
Kemar Roofe - G1 A0 - Total 1
Scott Wright - G0 A1 - Total 1
https://www.footballscotland.co.uk/spfl/michael-beales-top-12-rangers-26059363

Wouldn't bank on it

RANGERS are today delighted to welcome Todd Cantwell as a hugely exciting first addition to the Michael Beale era at the club. The 24 year-old, who can play in a variety of midfield and attacking positions, joins the Light Blues from Norwich City on a long-term deal.
A product of the Norwich City academy, Cantwell made 129 appearances for the Canaries, including two seasons in the Premier League.
Indeed, he has the experience of competing for honours having twice won the Championship at Norwich in 2019 and 2021.
He had a spell on loan at AFC Bournemouth in the second half of last season as they too won promotion to the English top flight.
Back in 2017-18, he was afforded the opportunity as a 19 year-old to travel on-loan to Fortuna Sittard in the Dutch second tier to further his development, while he was also capped at England under-17, under-19 and under-21 levels.
Cantwell will begin to work with Michael Beale and his new teammates at the Rangers Training Centre this week ahead of the visit of St Johnstone to Ibrox on Saturday.
Speaking to RangersTV on his arrival, Cantwell commented: "I am delighted and I feel very proud. This is obviously a massive football club and I am delighted to get going and to get started.
This is a massive club and there is a massive responsibility when you sign for Rangers to be the player that the fans want to see.
"They want to see a player that works hard and a player that can win them games which is very important and that is something I am hoping I can bring."
Manager Michael Beale continued: “I am extremely happy to welcome Todd to Rangers. He is a player that is fully aligned to our playing style and we believe he will be a key player for the club in the coming seasons. 
“I am looking forward to working with him on the pitch this week and integrating him into our fantastic football club.”
Sporting Director, Ross Wilson, added:“We are delighted to welcome Todd to Rangers. Michael and I have spent a lot of time talking with Todd, and indeed with others about his quality and what he can bring to our squad. 
“We are excited to have him start with the group this week".

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Speaks so well in press conferences. Very honest too

Michael or Mike ffs
-Staunch points.

I was quite vocal on here when Beale became Manager that I was concerned, I thought he was signed up to rehash the 55 squad and be the cheap option. 
Soundbites early on were concerning..."There's a view that everything is broken here that's not my opinion" & "Once fully fit the squad is strong and we'd just look to edge it on a bit in transfer windows". Even saying our squad is the same as the mhanky mob when everyone is fit.
Now we have him putting pressure on the board saying "no loan signings" "we need first team players" and name dropping players in the press. 
Keep it up.

This and apparently the boy was unsettled. Not unusual coming from a different culture/language.
No way we are selling him this window. Hopefully get a chance to see him get a good run before end of season.
If hes as good as the transfer fee suggests might be worth a wait. Hard to judge at this stage as you say (although many seem to have him down as a world beater already).

He's done well with what he has to work with.

Thoughts on the first month in charge for Michael Beale?
 
 

HEAVEN help us if Kyogo Furuhashi had missed.
Can you imagine the uproar had the celtic striker blazed his shot over the crossbar at Ibrox last Monday?
Drawing 2-2 was bad enough for some Hoops supporters and their media cheerleaders.
Had they actually lost to Rangers, we’d be talking about a full-scale meltdown.
Ange Postecoglou has even chipped in, claiming everyone would have been up in arms if the spot-kick incident had been at the other end of the pitch.
Where has he been this past week, the moon? Because all I’ve heard and listened to is moans and groans about how wronged Celts were.
Ange insists he’s only thinking of the teams in danger of being relegated because this could affect them down the line. Sure he is.
Let’s get it right. This is just another attempt to keep the celtic supporters riled into believing the world is against them.
Let’s conveniently gloss over the fact the rules of the game state the handball incident with Connor Goldson is never a penalty.
Honestly, some of the guff that’s been talked about and written this past week, by people who should know better, has been staggering.
But that’s where we’re at. It pays some people’s bills to have a pop at Scotland’s top referees.
My big pal Chris Sutton is always blaming someone.
Remember how he accused Dunfermline’s players of lying down to Gers on the last day of the 2002-03 season?
He wasn’t moaning about penalties as celtic lost the title when Alan Thompson got one and booted it over the bar at Kilmarnock.
Our referees DO make mistakes. They are only human.
And there have been times this season when celtic have been on the wrong end of bad decisions.
They were denied a clear penalty against Hearts at Tynecastle for a handball inside the box.
But every supporter of every club in the country could point to incidents that have gone against their team.
Not every handball is a penalty kick. Not every bit of contact is a foul. But for some, it’s as though it has to be.
They say Old Firm whistler John Beaton should have at least gone to the monitor to review the Goldson incident.
That the VAR, Willie Collum, should have instructed Beaton to take another look.
But that’s not how this piece of technology works. The ref saw the incident in real time and made his decision.
VAR is only there to help him if he thinks he’s made a mistake.
And going by the rules of the game, which state Goldson is allowed to protect his face when the ball is smashed at him from three yards, it’s NOT a penalty.
But then the pundits claiming VAR should have intervened are the same ones who would probably hammer VAR for re-refereeing games and controlling the refs if they stepped in all the time.
It’s the outrage that gets me. Andy Walker had an argument with one celtic fan on radio this week which was staggering.
To claim our game is corrupt is baffling beyond belief when you think they have been the dominant team in Scotland over the last decade.
Some people get it into their heads that our referees have an allegiance to certain clubs.
They seem to forget that a huge percentage of the players who play in Scotland support celtic.
What do they do when they run out at Parkhead, roll over? Of course not.
I’m sick and tired of the conspiracy theories that get bandied about by Hoops fans and former players.
Do some people genuinely believe the game is rigged?
Maybe we should just let celtic win everything. Our referees would then be able to sleep at night without worrying about some idiot attacking them in the street.
Because I genuinely fear that’s where this is all leading.
If we’re not careful someone is going to get hurt.