ShaneRalfRoss

i would be sadday the day he leaves.

i think steven lennons days are numbered at Rangers. I canot see Alan Lowing breaking through either.

u must be haveing a laugh. Owen is shit. He no same player as he use to be.

his transfer has gone bit quiet in last few days.

hope to god his bid get accpeted.

Who do you support? Aberdeen what are u doing posting on a Rangers Media? If your a Aberdeen fan.

i know they been linked but i am no sure if been annouced.

never expected it be eddie may. I thought pressley was going get the manager job but looks like he has settle for the assiant manager job now.

i was looking foward to that fight but looks like have wait little bit longer for it.

Mogga v Walter By PAUL HUGHES Published: 15 Jun 2009 rigTeaserImage THE highly-rated rookie against the grizzled old veteran. Next season's SPL title battle could come down to how new Celtic boss Tony Mowbray fares against Rangers chief Walter Smith. Mogga is nowhere near as experienced as Smith, who is preparing to go up against his SIXTH Hoops boss in his 18 years of management. Here SunSport takes a look at what both bosses have to offer. EXPERIENCE: He's still learning the ropes but Mowbray deserves praise for what he has achieved in his five years as a boss. He impressed early on at Hibs and guided West Brom to the Championship but couldn't keep them in the Premier League last season. One thing Smith doesn't lack is experience and his successes with Rangers, Everton, Manchester United and Scotland is enough to have most rivals shaking in their boots. STYLE: Success comes first for Celtic fans but style is a close second and Mowbray's dazzling brand of football is sure to have Parkhead punters excited. There's the prospect of the kind of free-flowing action not seen since Tommy Burns' days. Smith will be the first to admit his team aren't always pleasing on the eye - but you simply can't argue with his results. Four trophies in the last two years is testament to that. TRANSFER RECORD: Mowbray didn't spend much cash when he was at Hibs - he just GENERATED it. Spent wisely at West Brom and will have to prove he can make the most of the Parkhead kitty. When money was no object at Ibrox Smith brought the likes of Brian Laudrup and Paul Gascoigne to Glasgow. Now the club's skint but he's adapted well, more often than not getting it right with his bargain basement deals. YOUTH POLICY: Mowbray makes a habit of spotting top young talent and turning them into first-team stars. The emergence of John Fleck last term shows Smith will gives youth a chance and with Murray Park producing players, Smith could start to blood more new talent in the future. TROPHIES: Mowbray won nothing at Hibs, but guided them to consecutive fourth-place finishes in the SPL. In his first full season at West Brom he guided the Baggies to the Championship title, sealing automatic promotion to the English Premier League. Advertisement Smith's achievements speak for themselves - eight Premier League titles, five Scottish Cups and four Scottish League Cups. Individually he's also won the SPL Manager of the Year once and Scottish Football Writers' Manager of the year SIX times.

prso,gazza,novo,ian durrant,Goram,Ailly Mccoist and Richard Gough.

gazza was some player back in his day. It shame whats happening to him nowdays but he still remain a legend in my heart.

of course he is. Mind he chosse to join us over the tims.

it makes me sick wat the celtic fans did in that video

its shame they never went for john barnes lol

ffs just take any offer 4 him.

Driver

alexander has not done anything wrong to be dropped.

Kenny is a 1st team coach aswell

he must be good if he gets in scotland squad and he got young player of season last season. I do not think he should move this season. Give him time and he become good striker for scotland.

1st team coch

he would be good signing 4 us who u expecting get david villa ?

i think he would be no bad signing for us.

Being at Gers is Beas knees by JOHN SHIELDS DaMARCUS BEASLEY has told Walter Smith he wants to stay at Rangers. The American midfielder played just 12 times for Smith's men last season. US coach Bob Bradley has warned Beasley he must be playing regularly or risk losing his place. He said: "The second half of the season with Rangers was difficult for him. "When you bring players in for the national team and they haven't been playing for their club team, you have tough decisions to make." Beasley has insisted he wants to stay with Rangers and try and force his way into the first team for the Champions League. He said: "I'm still contracted with Rangers and I love playing for the club. "It's a huge team that is going to be in the Champions League this year."

he can go