Mad Dog

i've just started as Rangers and ive given my fringe players an opportunity to impress me in pre-season as we've got the mighty East Stirling and Partick Thistle

that sounds like a decent tie i would like to see us playing FC Zenit in the uefa cup if we're still in it around the quarter-finals

yas Barcelona are gonna hump ra sellik

Braga or Basel

Van Bronkhorst Albertz Laudrup Arveladze Arteta Numan (even though he retired) Ronald De Boer Lovenkrands McCann Waterreus

shite Muff he scored against Bayern Munich but he's been injured half the time

i could see Zaccardo moving to Juventus for some reason

one thing that pisses me off is that they all say 'we humped Milan' and they were lucky to get the second goal as Dida didnt hold onto the ball

unlucky mate ive only played Motherwell in the last 2 days cos im looking for january recruitments im still 3 points ahead with a top-of-the-table clash with the tims coming up and im 3 points clear

decent player but theres no way we'll land him

cheers Davy

I agree i always seem to struggle against Motherwell and Dundee United

No footy for me as i dont have sky or ITV4 im wanting to watch zenit as well

SPL

Malouda wont be the only player to leave i think Drogba and Lampard could be off

Cos timmys are breeding machines

Everton owner Bill Kenwright faced a barrage of criticism at the club's annual general meeting over plans to move to a new stadium in Kirkby. Shareholders accused the club's owner and directors of not properly exploring other site options. Mr Kenwright, also club chairman, was accused of "being the man who murdered the soul of Everton". But he insisted he was looking at all the options available to the club, including staying at Goodison Park. Feelings have been running high for months as Everton have entered into discussions with Tesco and the authorities in Kirkby - significantly outside the city boundaries - over a new home for the team. And Mr Kenwright said that if the Kirkby plan does not happen, Everton have a contingency plan of reconsidering a redevelopment plan Goodison Park. Liverpool City Council has also suggested an alternative site close to the city centre on Scotland Road. Guys, I'm not an idiot, I'm also one of you Everton chairman Bill Kenwright, speaking to fans at the club's AGM However, it is believed that any rebuilding of Goodison will cost about £250m, while the Kirkby project will cost about £150m. Mr Kenwright told shareholders: "I do listen to the fans, I don't want to leave Goodison either. "But we have had no confirmation of the cost of the Scotland Road site, and we have also been told that it is not big enough for a 50,000-seater stadium." He added: "If the Kirkby project does not happen, then the plan B will be to look again at Goodison Park. "And I suppose that the Scotland Road site would have to become a plan C." 'Best in business' He insisted that he is simply looking for the best deal for the club. "Often as a chairman you get conspiracy theories thrown at you and you have to say, 'guys, I'm not an idiot, I'm also one of you. Don't you think if there was a possibility of XYZ, that I would be jumping at it?' "The team that we brought in to look at these situations - you'd think we'd brought Desperate Dan and Corky the Cat in. "We've got the best in the business looking at all the options, including the Kirkby move." The board is expected to submit a detailed planning application on the Kirkby stadium shortly. Shareholders also had the chance to confirm Robert Earl, the entrepreneur behind the Planet Hollywood chain, as a new director. Earl, 56 and a "former" Tottenham fan, told the meeting: "I have long been an admirer of Bill, and this club has fantastic potential."

Regi Blinker and Evander Sno are my heros

we also wanted to buy Van Nistelrooy and Cannavaro during DA's tenure

just beat Falkirk 3-2 away from home Koevermans scored a hattrick for me

all they need is sebo and they're flying

great work there elma

just in first season with Rangers and decided to give fringe Players a chance to prove they want to play for us and Buffel played 2 blinders but Roy Caroll's just been punted for conceding 2 soft goals against Dumbarton im in September and 3 points clear and in the quarter-finals of the league cup

Yes as we'll not be prepared for Lyon and we'll have a huge fixture list during Jan/Feb

could anyone recommend a decent back-up keeper.Nothing too fancy just someone whos reliable when he's called upon