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Never no he might make the same impression as Ross. Was Robbie not thought of as the better prospect.

Think he's the weak link of the attacking front four, and a don't mean that in a bad way, great at tracking back and assists but would like to see him adding more goals to his game.

Don't think Fod inspires confidence, think we should fastrack young Robbie McCrorie at least backup in front of Alnwick and Kelly. Never no he might make the same impression as Ross.

Think he was angry at the fact we were slack and unprofessional, we should have just dominated the ball and kept possession, instead we lost a goal from a soft penalty and Tav played a sloppy pass which saw Bates take a sore one.

Watch everybody in here scramble to watch the world cup in june

Of course it was....

A hate toast but a love French toast

Needs to stop being this guy n kick some arses. Also needs to cut out hugging opposition managers like brenda an popcorn teeth, firm handshakes enough.

He only made 2 subs as well, if he had made the subs sooner and if we still hadn't scored, then he could have added Herrera and just started launching balls into the box with 5 mins to go. There was nothing to lose.

Still think we need to spend a bit of money to bring two or three established players in, the type that will produce a bit of magic when the teams struggling.

We've scudded the sheep three times this season yet there still in second place, the players have got to realize every team comes and treats the games against us as cup finals. They cant just turn it on for some and not others. Plus is it not a cop out to blame every manager as well.

Fact is most of these players accept losing, to be winners you have to have a winners mentality. The majority of this squad are good players but they've got to have to work for the win and show bottle. The nine n a row squad absolutely hated losing and that's why they won so many trophies.

Better picture than RTV.

#MeToo

5. Soap 6. Tube a toothpaste

He was one of a wave of world-class foreigners to grace Ibrox during the trophy-laden good times. But Arthur Numan is convinced rookie manager Graeme Murty is right to “go native” in the quest to rebuild Rangers and close the yawning gap on rivals celtic, writes Alasdair Fraser. The 45-times capped Netherlands international defender, who won 10 trophies in five years at Rangers after his £4.5 million move from PSV Eindhoven in 1998, believes a distinctly Scottish backbone will be crucial to Light Blue ambitions. Treble-winner Numan is watching with interest as Murty, now permanent successor to Pedro Caixinha after two caretaker stints, places great emphasis on strengthening the core of Scottish and British-reared players. Latest arrivals Jamie Murphy and Jason Cummings add to a strong tartan mix along with the likes of Graham Dorrans and Ryan Jack, while Michael O’Halloran and Andy Halliday are back in the fold after loan spells. Norwich City’s Scotland defender Russell Martin is expected to sign and Murty has also been linked with a move for Hamilton’s Greg Docherty, while the capture of German-born Englishman Sean Goss and Welshman Declan John cement the marked change in philosophy. Costly expenditure under Caixinha brought in a host of overseas flops like the recently-offloaded Carlos Pena and Aaron Nemane. Numan, ahead of Rangers’ trip to face Highland League Fraserburgh on Sunday, recalled how he was helped to adapt to life in the Old Firm goldfish bowl by natives like 
Barry Ferguson and Craig Moore. The 47-year-old said: “You have to give the new manager credit. You could see some stability from the last result against celtic. With the new signings, the team will only be stronger. “It’s not enough to have quality on the pitch, you need it on the bench, too. That’s the reason they have signed Murphy, Goss and Cummings, too. They are good signings. Murphy used to play for Motherwell and he knows what it is to play for Rangers and be under pressure from the fans and press. “Some of the signings Pedro Caixinha made such as the Portuguese and South American players, I had the feeling they didn’t know what to expect. People think it is easy to play for Rangers but it is completely the opposite. Rangers need players who know about Scottish football and that is what we are seeing.”

Reminds me of this guy

Keep an eye on 1:09 secs, gies Samaras a we tap on the stomach, as if saying unlucky

Think he has age on his side being a GK, so has the potential to become better. At Rangers he has to do it in the here and now.

May 2020

To divisional and past it, look at the grief Alves is getting just now and he's a Euro's winner.