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You make a good point, Getstiffed -- we need also to look at Ally's total record as a manager of the Gers. Last year was a bit rocky but still the team and the manager achieved the goal of getting out of the 2nd Division as champions. The previous season was OK until administration hit. The European performances were abysmal. All of this needs to be weighed in judging Ally's record. However, I think Ally's on a steep learning curve and the results are getting better in terms of winning percentage. Could be better, of course. The acid test will come next year and the year after, for sure. But I still cannot see why there is such vitriol against Ally.

It's refreshing to see the OP's support for Ally. I am amazed at the negativity among our so-called Gers fans when the record speaks for itself. Which coach was ever fired for having an unbeaten record in a league? We have too many "armchair managers" on this site. There is certainly no dignity and honest respect in their words for a man that has done so much for Rangers during its darkest hours of history. Thank you OP for stating the facts and supporting a true legend of our great club!

The greatest legacy will be for our club. We have learned to be humble again. We will understand Scottish football like no other club. This will make us great again and more powerful than ever before.

Try to be serious about this topic, please! Then we can eat some Ray Kung Pao and Dong Curry Stir.

There is a saying that the best form of defense is to attack. Surely this is the time for some investigative reporting on the SPL and their anti-Rangers agenda? Why can we not shine the lights and flashbulbs on someone else and not on us? Is this not something that our new employee, Jim Traynor, can get started? By the way, I now live in Beijing and don't get to any of the games. God bless you my fellow Bears for saving our club in its hour of need!

Surely this is a win-win situation for Rangers and Juve; both are the elite teams of their countries and Europe too. Why would they not cooperate in this way? This is not really about Celtic but about the status of our team. Welcome Juve to Glasgow!

In my opinion, Steven Naismith by a mile. Two horrific injuries given time and patience by Rangers. Yet he shafted the team he professed to love since his boyhood. Whittaker is not in the same boat as a Hibs "boy." I know people will say he moved on because of money and that was a good decision, but he betrayed us! Are there others?