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He should be in the middle of the park

Should be Souttar and Balogun going forward with Souttar on the right to see how he does on his better side
Cannot stand Goldson just now

Should be Souttar and Balogun going forward with Souttar on the right to see how he does on his better side
Cannot stand Goldson just now

Should be Souttar and Balogun going forward with Souttar on the right to see how he does on his better side
Cannot stand Goldson just now

Should be Souttar and Balogun going forward with Souttar on the right to see how he does on his better side
Cannot stand Goldson just now

Pretty clear Sterling is hurting about the situation whereas Goldson doesn't give a single fuck 

Should be Souttar and Balogun going forward with Souttar on the right to see how he does on his better side
Cannot stand Goldson just now

Pretty clear Sterling is hurting about the situation whereas Goldson doesn't give a single fuck 

Pretty clear Sterling is hurting about the situation whereas Goldson doesn't give a single fuck 

Agreed 

With Goldson it came across as him trying to deflect blame off himself.
Also, he had been vice-captain for years at that point and one of the leaders in the dressing room, so if players had lost their hunger he took at least some responsibility for that - Sterling has literally been here for less than a season.

Pretty clear Sterling is hurting about the situation whereas Goldson doesn't give a single fuck 

He should be in the middle of the park

Should be Souttar and Balogun going forward with Souttar on the right to see how he does on his better side
Cannot stand Goldson just now

I edited it. I meant Raskin.

Their judas rat bastard of a manager has been mouthing off. 
 
Heart of Midlothian boss Steven Naismith says Rangers "carried a bit of luck" in their good run of results and is not surprised by their poor form.
Ex-Rangers forward Naismith's side face his old club - who have won just once in their last five games - in the semi-finals of the Scottish Cup on Sunday.
"It's unexpected - surprised, though, I'm not so sure," Naismith said.
"There are a number of players who have been there over the years but failed to win trophies."
"I don't think it's something that's happened overnight," said Naismith, whose side defeated Livingston and St Mirren to arrest their own poor form in March.
"When we got beat 2-1, we were winning at 90 minutes. What we did up to that point in the game was good and we caused them a lot of problems.
"I think in their run of games they have carried a bit of luck as well. That game for instance and a couple of others.
 

In days gone by you’d print it out and nail it to the wall in the dressing room but Tav would probably agree with it.

That'll show them! Pitiful 

Do do I, but it’s not due to them not being good enough. In my eyes it’s almost entirely down to them playing with fear when the pressure mounts.
Almost to a man they played last night as if none of them wanted to take responsibility for taking a risk in going for goal. 
It’s hard to argue with pressure being the issue when the only title we won in years was done behind closed doors and involved the same captain and vice captain 

A number of the underperformers played a massive part in reaching a European final.

That'll show them! Pitiful 

That'll show them! Pitiful 

Some absolutely ridiculous attitudes towards the cups on here
Embarrassing to not care

Alex Rae joined in October 2023.  
 
He’s part of the problem 
 

Should be Souttar and Balogun going forward with Souttar on the right to see how he does on his better side
Cannot stand Goldson just now