Michael O'Neill/Stephen Robinson managership team at Ibrox ?

[Tomatasauce 1,253]

Is this because murderwell beat Aberdeen the day that made you think of this by any chance? 

No thanks!

The only thing that game today proves is that del McInnes was never the man for us

[KeyserSoze 14,532]

No thanks 

[will2203 821]

Is there not a fucking talented manager out there that appreciates the Rangers traditions and capable of meeting our high standards?

Thought we had worked out that hiring tarriers always results in failure.

[SeparateEntityMyArse 53,715]

1 hour ago, siddiqi_drinker said:

Knowing our boars it'll still be McInnes

Though that would be wild, pig sick it would make me. ?

[Clemdog 39,389]

As much as it gets laughed at, it probably isn't the worst combination. 

We'd be everything that we currently aren't. Solid defensively, hard to beat and not shitebags. 

Whether they could grind out wins every weekend would be the issue. But both have experience of overachieving in British football.

[the old guard 2,323]

Thank fk  mcinnes said no! 

[The Ibrox Derry 8,904]

2 hours ago, Siwel said:

My girlfriend knows someone that’s related to Stephen Robinson and he’s adamant that he was gonna get the Rangers Job if motherwell had beaten the taigs in the final. I think he’s talking shite tho.

A know yer girlfriend aswell mate 

[LochendBilly 8,413]

Where's that nugget that said FdB was being announced last week? Fucking rocket.

[The Ibrox Derry 8,904]

5 minutes ago, the old guard said:

Thank fk  mcinnes said no! 

Fuck McInnes. He will be sacked by the Sheep come October at the latest. The daftie made a huge mistake rejecting us. But thanks Derek. Thank fuck you said No. He will be managing Morton in a couple of years. Having said that big Jim Duffy is a far better Manager so maybe not. Sorry Jim for comparing you to that twat. Your job is safe.

[siddiqi_drinker 14,635]

32 minutes ago, Sportingintegritymyarse said:

Though that would be wild, pig sick it would make me. ?

KUNT   trying to hog the limelight again

[Sparkle 53,576]

Tbf, it's not the worst idea that's been on here.

 

[TMB 14,167]

The only manager in Scotland I would consider is Steve Clarke.  If it's not to be Steve Clarke I'd go for Frank De Boer.  If it was Frank De Boer I wouldn't mind someone with managerial experience here in Scotland as his number two but I'm guessing his brother is his second in command?  

[plumbGER 24,518]

25 minutes ago, The Ibrox Derry said:

Fuck McInnes. He will be sacked by the Sheep come October at the latest. The daftie made a huge mistake rejecting us. But thanks Derek. Thank fuck you said No. He will be managing Morton in a couple of years. Having said that big Jim Duffy is a far better Manager so maybe not. Sorry Jim for comparing you to that twat. Your job is safe.

Don't think Jim Duffy reads the BD mate.

[gersandy 594]

I’d take Robinson on hisown

[simplythebest 11,453]

No

[BlueSuedeSambas 53,780]

It doesn’t look great but in the context of what Motherwell can hope to achieve, Robinson has done a brillant job there.

His team are hard to play against, battle for every ball and they are physically fit, plus he’s shown he’s got a decent eye for a player too - Carson, Kipre, Hartley, Tait & Main have all done really well for them this season.

They will likely finish with a higher points total than last season and they’ve reached both domestic finals despite losing their two best players in the past year.

He’s not the guy for us at the moment but if he can replicate or better what he’s done this season again next season then he’s one we should probably start keeping an eye on.

[Perth_Campsie_Ger 17,995]

3 hours ago, tannerall said:

Steve Davis back as captain, Lafferty scoring for fun in title deciders, Carson in from Motherwell, Hughes in from Hearts and McCauley from relegated West Brom, both (slightly) younger than Davie Weir in his last game, orange away tops and sash bashes in the dressing room before games. what's not to like ?

Steve Davis was a shite captain!

[LoyalRanger86 281]

If we were to get to the final and beat Motherwell with Murty in charge would people still be interested in giving this guy the job? 

[SkiBunny 441]

4 hours ago, TheGovanIniesta said:

I’d rather O’Neill than FDB which speaks volumes about the need for someone pragmatic who can over achieve, no more wasted money on projects.

 

Exactly mate....but in all honesty if we’re not gonna splash some cash and get a big name in then I thun’ we should stick with the stability that Murty brings. 

[TheGovanIniesta 1,000]

28 minutes ago, SkiBunny said:

 

Exactly mate....but in all honesty if we’re not gonna splash some cash and get a big name in then I thun’ we should stick with the stability that Murty brings. 

He’s overrated by some and under rated by everyone else, but I wouldn’t keep him even if he won against the taigs tomorrow and at parkhead, not what we need at all, need a nasty bastard who knows when to attack and when to defend

[SkiBunny 441]

1 minute ago, TheGovanIniesta said:

He’s overrated by some and under rated by everyone else, but I wouldn’t keep him even if he won against the taigs tomorrow and at parkhead, not what we need at all, need a nasty bastard who knows when to attack and when to defend

 

I get your point 100% but for me this is last chance saloon. We simply can’t get this next appointment wrong. If we don’t have the cash to get a ‘does what it says on the tin’ manager then I think we need to back Murty for another season. 

[broomloanjamie 256]

?

[Gazzalivesforever 1,987]

5 hours ago, TheMotor said:

Managership? We just inventing words now?

You do realise that managership is an actual word right? He just used it in the wrong context.

[Bearsden bear 2,376]

Motherwell are awful to watch. Long diagonals, big humps up that park to two big hammer throwers up front- fuck that!!

Think back to the mccoist era with john daley and kevin kyle...not for me. If we are that desperate for success with a big physical team then we should be looking at Warnock.

Warburton was a stubborn so and so but even his biggest critics would accept that at times we played some good stuff and it was pleasing to the eye. Thats the kind of football i want to see, not some medieval pish

 

[DMax399 3,698]

Not for me.  Neither is good enough.