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What will that achieve. And why don't and haven't the board done so before now, because it is the sort of action the taigs promulgate ending in ref strikes !

Like you I am old school (very old school),discipline not something that would have been for public consumption back in the day. Indeed I can recall The Rangers arriving team handed at park gardens, when one of our players was up on a disciplinary, changed days indeed.

The Greatest Ranger ever Davie Meiklejohn, centre front.

Personally I think he should have kept those thoughts to himself.

STEVEN GERRARD has vowed to hammer Rangers stars who step out of line this season. The Rangers boss has rewritten the club’s disciplinary rules after admitting he was too SOFT last term. Gerrard has decided on a new no-nonsense approach in a bid to end the club’s shocking red-card tally. He said: “I didn’t know the players well enough last year. “I’ll definitely be more strict moving forward. “When I came in I had a chat with the players and there didn’t seem to be a big problem with discipline the year before. “So I didn’t think that I needed to be as strict as I’m going to be this season.” Gerrard’s title ambitions were undermined by 12 red cards in the last campaign — five of them for hot-headed Colombian striker Alfredo Morelos. He insists that record MUST change if they are to mount a genuine challenge to halt celtic’s bid for nine titles in a row. The Ibrox boss said: “When I arrived I didn’t want to come in and look like a manager who was changing everything that had gone on before. “Last year we tweaked the code of conduct from previous regimes. I like the players to have an input so that they’re happy moving forward. “But from a discipline point of view, we’ll now be adding to it with stricter punishments for players who think they can misbehave on a football pitch. “It’s going to cost the team so that’s a priority of mine, to change the code of conduct in that area. “We understand that players are going to get booked or pick up an unfortunate red card. “But for stuff that’s not acceptable on the pitch, we have to improve it.”

Should’ve done a Souness.

Nothing, SDI will.

It is easy, dave has put us with nowhere to go.....unless SDI say so, cos he thought he was double wide.

ashley had us making good money for no outlay, 7p in the pound.

They the provincial club are taking the piss !

it still is if slippery honours his word, shall we hold our breath ?

top 5 in la liga season ticket sales. 5 - Athletic de Bilbao: 44,560 4 - Real Betis: 48,000 3 - Atletico de Madrid: 54,000 2 - Real Madrid: 61,280 1 - Barcelona: 85,000

and avoidable.

It would be great if we could get on board a big retailer with merchandising acumen and many retail outlets and leave them to get on with it,... even better if they halved the profit with us for absolutely no outlay on our part..oh wait !

Once upon a time The Rangers, or more properly murray came up with a debenture scheme for the benefit of murray, the rest is very bad history for the debenture holders.

Good points Boab, pity the usual fukwits appear and denigrate a serious subject and the memory of a great Ranger.

The design of the roofs prevents the corners from being filled in, the cost to rectify and make structurally sound is said to be prohibitive, it would never pay for itself, always be a debt.

46,000 ST’s at say an average of £400 is around £18.5 million in the kitty.

No more needs said.

He would be nuts to go anywhere near that small provincial club.

money going on for the n'castle job...was 12s, not that means anything, they have a list up of 21 !

Just wonderful....

What company to be part of... The Rest of the World team that day was: Lev Yashin (Soviet Union); Djalma Santos (Brazil); Karl-Heinz Schnellinger (West Germany); Svatopluk Pluskal, Ján Popluhár, Josef Masopust (all Czechoslovakia); Raymond Kopa (France); Denis Law (Scotland); Alfredo Di Stéfano (Spain, formerly Argentina, captain); Eusébio (Portugal) and Francisco Gento (Spain). Five substitutes were announced as second-half replacements: Jim Baxter (Scotland); Milutin Šoškić (Yugoslavia); Uwe Seeler (West Germany); Luis Eyzaguirre (Chile) and Ferenc Puskás (Hungary).

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