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I think too much is being thought about and argued about this local assistant role. I honestly don't think the person who will get the job will have much say in the match day squad and day to day running of the team this is Pedro's job. I just see it as a personal who is always available to Pedro if he needs any guide or assistance with Scottish football teams and culture and nothing more, he already has his assistant here and goalkeeper coach and trainer for the day to day running of the team. 

Said it to the three of you privately and will say it publicly - the 3 of you have shown absolute integrity and should be proud of yourselves. 
I stand firmly behind you all.

I dont see any problem with either KM or Neil McCann being the assistant. I think both would be decent for the job. 

I watched the video of Caixinha v Herrera and the cunt sprints towards Pedros dugout who then just stops Herrera in his path. Was thinking he looked a bit more mental than PC.

He had many run-ins with other managers and the Mexican football authorities after bust-ups and complaints about referees.
One of the most memorable came when he clashed with Herrera, who was manager of Club America before later going on to take charge of the Mexican national side at the 2014 World Cup in Brazil.
The pair had to be separated and Herrera later explained he wasn’t surprised at the clash because of Caixinha’s extremely volatile nature.
Herrera said: “Pedro Caixinha wants to fight with everyone.
“They say he is a good guy and a man of God. But why does he want to fight with so many people?
“Already, he has been involved in at least five fights with players or coaches. I was just the latest one.
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Miguel Herrera once claimed Pedro Caixinha wants to fight everyone
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“The FA are looking at him and no wonder.
“Perhaps it is just the way he is. He has his own ideas and I have mine.
“In the incident with him, I turned round and he was arguing with a coach on my bench.
“I approached him and asked him what the problem was and he wanted to fight me too.
“We both got sent off because of that.
“I tried to calm the situation, but he was beyond that. He was furious and shouting with me.
“Honestly, I don’t understand why he gets so mad, but that’s up to him.”

Comparing every foreign manager to Le Guen is so lazy, and arrogant. 
This might not work out aye, but flinging Le Guen in to any argument completely nullifies your point. 

A little bit off topic. Since the board have let this drag on for a while now and it is supposedly he is expected here late this week, what would people prefer happen. Murty to be in charge on the Sunday or Pedro to have his first game on the Sunday? For me I prefer Murty take this game in charge (I am not sure if he will be or not) but it could give a chance for Pedro to sit and see the team play and analyse what changes he thinks we will need and also give him a chance to see the smelly lot play too and break down their tactics. 

Caixinha's won more in a better league.
And to answer your last point,because the vast majority of them are rank fucking rotten.

Nice guy that's a bang average manager.

The clamor that people on here have McInnes honestly makes me unwell.

Why? So he can get us put out off of some Kazakhstan mob like he did last year? 

You'll never get this ya jakey cunts

A little bit off topic. Since the board have let this drag on for a while now and it is supposedly he is expected here late this week, what would people prefer happen. Murty to be in charge on the Sunday or Pedro to have his first game on the Sunday? For me I prefer Murty take this game in charge (I am not sure if he will be or not) but it could give a chance for Pedro to sit and see the team play and analyse what changes he thinks we will need and also give him a chance to see the smelly lot play too and break down their tactics. 

I like Walter Smith don't get me wrong but he's far from perfect. He's got a lot of stuff wrong on and off the pitch over the years - as has anyone. 
I respect him and would take him back as a manager in a heartbeat but he's not always right, either. 

Caixhina certainly has lots of experience in all kinds of environments.
His appointment would potentially give us a link to experienced talent via Portugal (and Portugese speaking Brazil).
Also his Mexican connections open up the North American channels, plus Mexican teams tend to bring in the Spanish speaking Americans from Argentina and Chile etc. 
Add to that his initial experience in a Portugese league whose teams have been over-performing for decades, and his successful Mexican spell with Santos Laguna in a tough league where the football is passionate and tough, then spells with the top teams in Romania and Greece and you hve someone with links and experience all over. 
My initial thoughts, knowing our board, are that he is being brought in to channel in young talent from around the world to make sell-on money, but will perhaps bring in experienced players from those areas too at relatively lower cost. (Warburton was given the same task of bringing in young talent for sell-ons and experienced players at low cost, but was limited by his lack of experience to plundering only the lower English leagues).
A curious selection, almost certainly enabled by his time in Scotland  gaining his coaching badges, but f we could see our team playing with the flair (and toughness) of the Portugese and Mexican football ethic then I would be extremely happy and times could get interesting indeed.
 
 
 
 
 

The LigaMX en Mexico is like most Central/South American leagues here that have an Apertura (opening) league and a Clausura (closing) league, the big difference with Mexico is that they do the playoff of the top 8 teams for the apertura and clausura. I don't agree with the playoff system but a lot of leagues in this area of the world do this including here in Colombia where my local team finish 4th in the clausura last year and then won the league in the playoffs. The LigaMX is one of the toughest leagues in the world so even to go and win the playoff is a good achievement, do not right off how difficult this league is. Pedro is not my favourite to take the managers job but I am not convinced by any of the candidates that are supposedly on this shortlist. 

You should, but when you do, remember to spell it ColOmbia haha I will take you to a game. 

I can't believe that 5yrs down the line we seem no further forward both financially and on the pitch and the only positive thing over the last five years seems to be our fans have done what they said they would do and stuck by the club.
Rangers would have to pay the sheep substantial compensation but there is no chance the sheep would even entertain it, He isn't good enough to take us forward and granted they have finished second in the last couple of years, He won't come up against teams who lift their game every week, The Rangers job despite our situation right now is an absolutely huge job where the demands are even bigger and everything Rangers do both on and off the pitch is forensically examined on a daily basis by an inane media who love negativity about Rangers, He won't get that at Aberdeen, Their fans are quite happy to finish in the top three and winning the odd rare silverware every few years, Their expectations fall well below what Rangers and our fans expect on a yearly basis.
The easy part is getting a manager in, The hard part is having to work with players who underperform on a regular basis knowing you won't have the money to add the quality you need to improve, The most worrying thing for me right now is how this will affect our football, We could easily start to lose games every week and get worse and end up well out of contention of a place in Europe and worse case scenario fighting to keep in the top six, We could totally implode,Continue to drop points and start sliding down the table.
When Rangers went into admin it was the worse feeling in the world and many many people said it could take at least 5yrs to recover, Five years are now here and we haven't really recovered nor moved forward and the unwashed are miles in front of us with little sign of pulling them back anytime soon.
The next thing that will happen if nothing changes is supporters will start voting with their feet and could easily see thousands not renew season books next season due to no investment and broken promises.
The Rangers board should do well to remember that boards come and go,Players come and go,Employees come and go.. But Rangers fans are for life and deserve the Rangers team we all long for,If the board can't move us forward then they should look to selling the club to someone who can and pay for their own season tickets like thousands of us do.
I'm in absolute shock at what's happened tonight as will many others and no doubt our detractors and those in the media will be laughing their pathetic arses off, That's the absolute mentality of Scottish football. 

What chances of him playing tomorrow for Granada? I usually don't like watching Real or Barca play but will watch this game tomorrow if he is any chance of playing any minutes of it. I just wish we would hurry up and do the deal and get him on loan already.

And a decent right back, 2 decent central defenders, decent wide right midfielder, decent striker and we might just be ok.

Think mines is a steam one mate 

The board deserve credit here for seeing sense - I slated them at the start as I didn't think they'd step in but they obviously have so fairs fair. 
The end result is it's not happening which is all that matters 

I worry that these idiots will ruin the minutes silence and take away the respect of it by doing their shit display during the minutes silence. 

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