Everyone happy if Ally were to replace Walter?

[BlueSuedeSambas 54,378]

Its amazing to me how he splits the support in this question. I still think it is hard to judge him in cups where we have deliberately played weakened teams.

In the early rounds, yes we have.

But in the business end of comeptitions we have generally had our strongest possible teams out and with the exception of the game that we humped Hamilton in we have still huffed and puffed our way through games.

[nvager 498]

Its amazing to me how he splits the support in this question. I still think it is hard to judge him in cups where we have deliberately played weakened teams.

In the early rounds, yes we have.

But in the business end of comeptitions we have generally had our strongest possible teams out and with the exception of the game that we humped Hamilton in we have still huffed and puffed our way through games.

When we lost the Scottish cup replay at Tannadice we had a weakened team out.

[WilliamFyfe 1,438]

For me no, I'd hate him to come in and do poor

[BlueSuedeSambas 54,378]

Its amazing to me how he splits the support in this question. I still think it is hard to judge him in cups where we have deliberately played weakened teams.

In the early rounds, yes we have.

But in the business end of comeptitions we have generally had our strongest possible teams out and with the exception of the game that we humped Hamilton in we have still huffed and puffed our way through games.

When we lost the Scottish cup replay at Tannadice we had a weakened team out.

The only three games where we have had weakened teams out were the two games against the Dundee clubs this season and the game against East Fife last year.

What about the early round trips to clubs like QOTS, Partick & a then first division St Johnstone?

What about the cup finals against St Mirren, Dundee Utd, Falkirk & QOTS?

In all of these games we had a strong 11 out, yet in all these games we were second best for large spells.

Without an experienced head like Smith to oversee/intervene the results could have been very different.

McCoist is a massive risk and I'm not convinced, but on the flip side he's never failed at anything in his footballing career and as GCL says he's one of the luckiest guys around and any manager needs luck to succed.

[SuperRangers 2]

I still think that Durrant has more about him managerial wise than McCoist does.

[nvager 498]

I still think that Durrant has more about him managerial wise than McCoist does.

Was he not the manager when we got beat 3-0 at D'fermiline in the Scottish cup?

[nvager 498]

Its amazing to me how he splits the support in this question. I still think it is hard to judge him in cups where we have deliberately played weakened teams.

In the early rounds, yes we have.

But in the business end of comeptitions we have generally had our strongest possible teams out and with the exception of the game that we humped Hamilton in we have still huffed and puffed our way through games.

When we lost the Scottish cup replay at Tannadice we had a weakened team out.

The only three games where we have had weakened teams out were the two games against the Dundee clubs this season and the game against East Fife last year.

What about the early round trips to clubs like QOTS, Partick & a then first division St Johnstone?

What about the cup finals against St Mirren, Dundee Utd, Falkirk & QOTS?

In all of these games we had a strong 11 out, yet in all these games we were second best for large spells.

Without an experienced head like Smith to oversee/intervene the results could have been very different.

McCoist is a massive risk and I'm not convinced, but on the flip side he's never failed at anything in his footballing career and as GCL says he's one of the luckiest guys around and any manager needs luck to succed.

You like me are on the fence when it comes to Ally as manager. Not convinced either way. We will just have to see what WS decides to do. After all his meetings I hope he decides quickly.

[baxters11 8]

Ally is supposedly too friendly with the players, but Durrant appears to be more "management material"

[nvager 498]

Ally is supposedly too friendly with the players, but Durrant appears to be more "management material"

I would rather anyone but Durrant. Dont fancy him at all as manager.

[rfcfraserrfc 262]

I'm not too sure, but he'd have 100% backing from me if he got it.

Like Walter did this year ?

[dbyst 570]

looks like this is happenin i for one welcome the idea and hope ally has even half the success walter has had!!

[Scott-RFC 308]

Its amazing to me how he splits the support in this question. I still think it is hard to judge him in cups where we have deliberately played weakened teams.

We dont play particularly weakened teams, its usually just about the same 11 every week at Rangers.

[Te Amo Ignacio 4]

Can't wait till the day big Ally gets a shot at manager

[cooper1989 0]

No -- absolutely not. Can't see Ally as a manager for any side -- never mind The Rangers. He's in the perfect position now. I'd have Durrant over Ally.

[blueshadow 0]

if ally gets the job then i am 100% be hind him after all ally has rangers at heart

[Guest SandyIniesta-Nordahl]

if ally gets the job then i am 100% be hind him after all ally has rangers at heart