Mark Warburton And Nicky Law Post Match Interview & Reaction

[Bobby Hume 13,016]

The main encouragement we can all gather from this under par performance, is the fact that we now have a squad of players at Ibrox who are more than capable of lifting their game back up to the standards we have witnessed in previous games.

Great set of players now, and they all want to get us back to where we belong, this attitude coupled with the system of self assessment, instilled by the management team, is truly the route to success we have all been waiting for.

Livingston came with the game plan of parking a whole fleet of buses on the park that would have made Buchanan street bus station at rush hour, look like a Sunday at 3 am.

[siddiqi_drinker 14,635]

Just me or does law seem miserable?

just you

[TheMotor 2,208]

I just have this vision of Warburton turning up at Auchenhowie on his first day and standing, staring at the karaoke machine, shaking his head.

It's a whole new world.

[blueballss 2,969]

if a standard is set high and all aspects of an institution are set at that benchmark, count me in

[Skyson1872 2,923]

Strangest I've felt after a 3-0 win. Well below par today, Waghorn and Zalalem's passing was very poor.

I'm only pissed off because they cost me money

Dont know what game you were watching, Zelalem only gave the ball away 2 or 3 times.

[hammer93 15,056]

We now have a can do attitude about us, it's apparent when we fall below these standards and don't do it then the players will know all about it, very refreshing to know we now have a management team and squad of players that care.

[simon 1,743]

Dont know what game you were watching, Zelalem only gave the ball away 2 or 3 times.

Was watching the Rangers game. He was poor yesterday.

[LeeWallaceRFC 3,920]

Was watching the Rangers game. He was poor yesterday.

This. Lovely technique, passing, movement etc but absolutely no physical ability. Must weight about 10 stone.

[CMW316 48]

It's shows how well Warbuton has hit the ground running and how much he understands the club. Remember him saying early on about the demands being different from at Brentford where they were not expected to win every game let alone what he actually achieved there. Of course Weir has played a big part in bringing him upto speed on that front but he has still had to take that on board and adapt. Every time he speaks, its evident he is taking us exactly where we want to be. Hope we never find out what kind of inquest there would be if a result doesn't go our way ?

[The Beast 9,207]

Warburtons worst performance of the season is still better than any of Ally's in 3 years.

Personally I though that the ref and Livingstons 'kick anything that moves' tactics had a lot to play.

Livingston set up not to win or even draw, but just not to get hammered.

We're going to see a lot of that in coming years. Most of the players and the manager probably will not have experienced it before. I have every confidence that they will devise ways to beat the negativity though. As for the shit Scottish officials....wasn't that always the case?

[allgers 735]

This. Lovely technique, passing, movement etc but absolutely no physical ability. Must weight about 10 stone.

Guy's like Zelalem are cosseted at Arsenal, coming up against the hammer throwers we have up here must be a culture shock, I thought some of his passes were a bit hurried. You can see already the plan is to kick Zelalem and Oduwa out of the game, The player's that leaves us at the end of the year/season should have a bit more grit.