Christchurch Rangers

by reacting like that you are just falling for the bait that the daily rebel put down in that article it was probably just an off the cuff remark of no special significance but duly picked up on by the "reporter" (for want of a better word). I really don't know why anyone pays ANY attention to the daily rebel, let along post links to their articles or worse still get worked up over the crap they print. that rag aint worth wiping your arse on

Think before I post? No chance

thats funny because I seem to remember that when Ibrox was being used for the sevens at last years commonwealth games it recieved universal acclaim for being such a fantastic stadium. perhaps the rebel has a short memory when it comes to remembering the truth

would be good to get a full house to welcome the new gaffer

thats a pretty tragic comment mate. The lad never ment anyone any harm: he wants a career in football and if in his mind if he thought he wasn't going to get that chance at rangers you can't blame him for looking elsewhere

whats your user name aboot? yer wifes baps?

friday gif's is always a goodie never disapppoints

its not too bad if it had been the daily rebel it would be something like "New Rangers manager threatens to throw game against motherwell"

strange thread

Templeton is a good player and his introduction as a sub has been a game changer at times but he is only brilliant in fits and starts and lacks the consistency needed to be a 90 minute player he undoubtably has talent though just perhaps not the fortitude to see it through

proven spl quality of years gone past does not equal desirable qualities for present day team. I think we all know that plenty you the players you list in your starter eleven are not good enough for the job at hand. not only that you haven't even got Darren McGregor in your back four, argueably the best defender we have at present.

why give the under performers another chance? they have had plenty of chances already

Kenny was dropped into a pretty dire situation but he did the best he could imo. he had the courage to leave players out of the team who weren't performing and he tried mixing things up a bit on the pitch too so he deserves full credit for that. All moves that ally was not prepared to take it must be said I wish him all the best for the future

well yes and no: just trying to be realistic, some fans are feeling really worn out at the moment I think

enthusiasm now there's a word that I haven't seen on RM for a well: welcome back my lost friend! hopefully things will be on the up now

hope you're right but to be honest I can see why numbers might be lower than expected: the QOTS game was touted as another much heralded "new start" for Rangers and it was a big disappointment, just like with all the other "new starts" we have seen over recent years with Green etc. People need deeds not words, when the deeds on the pitch are aligned with the fine words espoused off the pitch then maybe the fans will feel like coming back. you can't blame them for feeling a little fatigued can you? I was watching the QOTS game on RTV and even I felt worn down by what I saw and I didnt pay 20 odd quid to get in the gate.

McCulloch's performances have been well under par this season imo he's a likeable guy for sure, but on the pitch I believe his best playing days are over. wouldn't keep in him the team for next season. big changes are needed to help install a new, fighting, attitude. the old guard must go.

Mark Dingwells obviously not shy of a few bacon butties

Some L'Oreal products might sort him out?

until new blood is brought in on the pitch expect more of the same lads you can't make a silk purse of a sow's ear

He is a likeable guy but his hair really let him down tonite

QOTS were well worth their point: fought tooth and nail all nite and worked tirelessly for one another I wish I could say the same for Rangers clear this lot out

looks like a woman, needs a haircut

Lewis has been sorely missed but I wish him well none the less