Your Reaction to Ally If He Left

[Teamgers 1,214]

Sadness that it never worked out.

Kind of agree with that mate, I've been a Rangers fan for over 50 years and it saddens me to the core the way our club is now, Ally was a master in his role as striker, and I for one will forever be grateful to him for his stunning contribution to the Rangers cause, I hope he sees sense and leaves with at least some dignity, I also hope he remains at Rangers in a more suitable role, maybe an ambassador for the club, or something along those lines.

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Ill be relieved but very saddened that it didn't work out, it would've been to perfect for Ally to be our greatest manager. Ill still love and respect the man, hes the greatest ever Ranger in my eyes, and unlike many "Rangers men" hes shown us undying loyalty, there is no doubts about his love for the club, and he should forever have his place in Ibrox, he'll always be Super Ally and he'll always be a legend and a hero to me. Hopefully once he goes the dust will settle and people can put some of their anger behind them and appreciate everything Ally McCoist has done for us and the club. Im tired of being fed up with him and want to get back to loving the guy again and remembering all the happy times hes gave us. No matter what circumstances cause him to leave, whether he quits or gets sacked, he should have his day at Ibrox so the fans can thank him for being the man we needed and for everything he done. Hes a shite manager but hes still the greatest ever Ranger, hes one of us and always will

[Turnberry18 3,204]

Sad it never worked out.

[SeparateEntityMyArse 53,810]

Ill be relieved but very saddened that it didn't work out, it would've been to perfect for Ally to be our greatest manager. Ill still love and respect the man, hes the greatest ever Ranger in my eyes, and unlike many "Rangers men" hes shown us undying loyalty, there is no doubts about his love for the club, and he should forever have his place in Ibrox, he'll always be Super Ally and he'll always be a legend and a hero to me. Hopefully once he goes the dust will settle and people can put some of their anger behind them and appreciate everything Ally McCoist has done for us and the club. Im tired of being fed up with him and want to get back to loving the guy again and remembering all the happy times hes gave us. No matter what circumstances cause him to leave, whether he quits or gets sacked, he should have his day at Ibrox so the fans can thank him for being the man we needed and for everything he done. Hes a shite manager but hes still the greatest ever Ranger, hes one of us and always will

Very well put sir.

[bluenose_n1 536]

i would be sad for a great servent to our club,,,,,i would be sad to how far our club has fallen,,,,,as for any fan who would celebrate rangers sacking a manager or one walking away has to take a look in the mirror,,,,,any fan who thought it was going to be pretty getting back to the top division is insane,,,,agree some of coistys teams/decisions are questionable,,,,,but leave celebrating the sacking of a manager to the bead rattlers,,,,,

[nachothelegend 1,932]

Ally's an optimist that believes he can turn things round. It's his nature and one of the things that always endeared him to the fans as a player (apart from the goals!) was his loyalty to the team and his unerring ability to bounce back. But...football management, and in particular with a club like Rangers, doesn't offer the time and opportunity to keep doing that. We've had false dawn after false dawn, setback after setback, and despite my continual pleas to keep things in perspective and for fans to recognise where we've sunk to and many of the obstacles thrown in our way (and stop comparing Rangers today to Rangers of 5 years ago) we should be better placed (on the pitch) than we are. Whilst I don't like it, I realise, as a squad, we're no better than average SPL, and we'll suffer average SPL type results and performances...goes with the territory of being that level of team. But what I do expect is a level of fight, of organisation, of commitment and for want of a better phrase, a Plan B. We suffer from these failings that ANY TEAM, never mind Rangers should have. If teams don't roll over, or we don't score early enough, we all too often struggle for lack of these attributes. I can blame the players for being average, but I can't blame them for the other bits.

And for all Ally was considered to be the glue that held us together during the darkest of days, he is now being blamed by many as the reason for virtually every ill the club faces at the moment. Short memories there and apart from being inaccurate it's just the nature of being a high profile football manager where expectation exceeds reality. And the vitriol that's being poured onto him by grown-ups who should really know better...whatever you think of his abilities as a manager, he's still one of us. Save that rhetoric for those that deserve it...like those that put us in this position in the first place rather than those that are, however ineffectively, trying to get us out.

Having said all of that, the answer to the question,

Sad that it's not worked out.

Sad that the longer it goes on the more damage he's doing to the playing side of the club.

Sad that a legend has potentially tarnished his reputation for good amongst an element of the support.

Relieved that it may well be an opportunity to change playing direction.

We have no time for Emotions right now ans this is about the Club, not Individuals.

We need change and soon.

[pcbear 10,924]

Great player, great man, awful manager.