Miller

[geronimoo 1,474]

Dunno how to put Tweets in posts, but I see Miller has run straight to his mates at the BBC for a wee chin wag.

[Paulbrian11 432]

I’m raging ? 

[Gallows high 208]

I listened to miller and Boyd yesterday . Miller spoke well about the club , he’s genuinely fond of the club 

he wasn’t snide or classless 

he didn’t say anything but obviously has an issue with that wee Brendan gobbler Murty though and who can blame him 

[plumbGER 24,518]

Astonished.

[Perth_Campsie_Ger 17,996]

Utter disgrass if you ask me. Defiantly glad he is gone

[gj923 1,457]

6 minutes ago, Gallows high said:

I listened to miller and Boyd yesterday . Miller spoke well about the club , he’s genuinely fond of the club 

he wasn’t snide or classless 

he didn’t say anything but obviously has an issue with that wee Brendan gobbler Murty though and who can blame him 

It’s important to remember that his issue is clearly with Murray and probably Robertson due to his involvement. I did not want him to stay but if somehow this mess gets Robertson tonfuck all good

[BridgeIsBlue 66,606]

15 minutes ago, Gallows high said:

I listened to miller and Boyd yesterday . Miller spoke well about the club , he’s genuinely fond of the club 

he wasn’t snide or classless 

he didn’t say anything but obviously has an issue with that wee Brendan gobbler Murty though and who can blame him 

So fond of the club he played for the tarriers. 

Big Rangers man our Kenny. 

[.Williamson. 82,224]

He’s like a wee girl with the amount of gossiping he does 

[Brackley Bluenose 4,479]

I’m no fan of Miller and as far as I’m concerned, there’s no smoke without fire with the cunt. However, as I’ve said the whole way through this these kind of conversations go on in every single dressing room at every level of football. So when he was quoted as saying: 

“It is something that happens in every dressing room," he said. "These things happen with people who care."

It furthers my belief that Murty wasn’t man enough to deal with whatever happened and levy out his own punishments as he seen fit (he was the manager after all!) and had to go running to HR, piss poor. 

[ForeverAndEver 71,502]

He can speak to whoever he wants, hopefully it’s the record next to wind cunts up

[KeyserSoze 14,545]

Yet he speaks highly of our club and comes across genuinely interested in what’s going on.  

Folks won’t see or hear that though. 

[BridgeIsBlue 66,606]

6 minutes ago, ForeverAndEver said:

He can speak to whoever he wants, hopefully it’s the record next to wind cunts up

With him and Murray gone hopefully this'll be the last of stuff being leaked from inside the club. 

[KeyserSoze 14,545]

1 hour ago, geronimoo said:

Dunno how to put Tweets in posts, but I see Miller has run straight to his mates at the BBC for a wee chin wag.

And you run straight on here to do the same

[pcbear 10,913]

Thanks for your goals Kenny there were some top notch important ones and  he was a good player for us, lets move on now.

Re Miller and Wallace- any man worth his salt could not have kept quiet over the shitebag performance  that was the beggar game, they done fuck all wrong in my eyes.

[Captain Hilts 12,819]

Spiteful prick. Relieved he's finally gone. 

[sassaaaa 11,406]

Detest the rat even first time round and this is the first of many interviews with the taig media and they will get worse each time. Should never have been brought back in the first place.

[big blue Fin 3,724]

50 minutes ago, BridgeIsBlue said:

So fond of the club he played for the tarriers. 

Big Rangers man our Kenny. 

Miller has been a model professional throughout his career, whoever he played for he did so in a proper manner which is more than can be said for some of wage thieves at Ibrox, MOH springs to mind. 

[To Be A Ranger 4,032]

From the BBC if anyone is interested. Apologies if posted elsewhere:

Rangers: Kenny Miller determined to challenge 'defamation of my character'

Kenny Miller says he is determined to defend himself against the "defamation of my character" as he and Lee Wallace dispute Rangers' fine and suspension.

The players were disciplined after a dressing-room dispute following the Scottish Cup semi-final loss to celtic.

They this week referred the case to the Scottish Professional Football League.

"It is to defend myself against the allegations and the defamation of my character, which has happened twice this season," said striker Miller.

Miller's agent publicly criticised Pedro Caixinha for dropping the 38-year-old amid claims of a leak from the dressing-room before the Portuguese was sacked in October.

Despite having now left the club at the end of his contract, the former Scotland striker feels unable to go into details of the later disagreement with Caixinha's predecessor, Graeme Murty.

Scotland left-back Wallace, who had been Rangers captain and has a year left of his contract, is due to return to training under new manager Steven Gerrard next week.

"It is still an ongoing matter and that's why we've not really been talking at all in the six or seven weeks since it happened," Miller told BBC Radio Scotland's Sportsound programme.

Kenny Miller was on the bench for the Scottish Cup semi-final and Lee Wallace missed the game

"We are disputing the fine and we'll just have to see how that goes. It will likely be a longish process.

"The time will be right when I can clear a few things up - not just about this situation but what's happened over the course of the season."

The veteran striker was an unused substitute as Rangers lost 4-0 at Hampden against their city rivals, while Wallace was not involved following a spell out through injury.

Miller did stress that the after-match incident was verbal rather than physical and that he has no regrets over what happened.

"It is something that happens in every dressing room," he said. "These things happen with people who care."

Miller believes it has tarnished his reputation as he seeks a new club.

"I never wanted to leave the club that way considering it's been eight years' service to the club, over 300 games, over 100 goals, some fantastic memories, but that was taken out of my hands," he added.

"I care about the place. It is somewhere I've really enjoyed working and I've come back twice since I signed the first time in 2000."

[pcbear 10,913]

10 minutes ago, big blue Fin said:

Miller has been a model professional throughout his career, whoever he played for he did so in a proper manner which is more than can be said for some of wage thieves at Ibrox, MOH springs to mind. 

One thing that could never be levelled against Miller would be his lack of professionalism and 100% commitment , the hate on here astounds me sometimes, life is way too short to be a hater all the time.

[Brian Fantana 28,894]

Has he not signed for hibs yet? 

[kaiser1041 9,088]

So fond of the club he left twice 

[Blue Avenger 22,567]

Nothing more than an classless grassing embra beggar.

Badge kisser extraordinaire. 

[RangersMedia 35,961]

What has he said that’s wrong?

[bluewhitevanman 1,619]

1 minute ago, kaiser1041 said:

So fond of the club he left twice 

For more money then came back when no one else wanted him

[gmcf 34,201]

No problem with KM . Not great his first season , but was superb for us in his return and played a key part in our successes then . The last couple of seasons were obviously two too many , but there could be no denying he gave 100% and I think that was epitomised in his spat with Murty .

If this is a case of the board supporting the management no matter what , then I can understand him wanting to clear it up .