Joe worrall

[The Specky Forum Organiser 65,013]

13 hours ago, Ivybank said:

Not his fault it's the managers we all know he's an accident waiting to happen

[simplythebest 11,453]

Katic has had his issues as well but said before a few times I'd rather take the risk with him as our own player 

[Bertent 2,081]

Hell be in the team next game. The manager wants to make a point. 

[Reformation Bear 6,453]

The fact that the team could not - or would not - respond by re-establishing a grip on the game and pressing on to score more goals to make Worrall's mistake less prominent is just as worrying as Worrall making the mistake.  Out of all that experience on the pitch - including players with previous experience of knowing the importance of these games to Rangers - to see a lack of positive and effective response should be a matter of much higher concern than Worrall.

As Gerrard acknowledged even after half time - when Gerrard had had the opportunity to get to grips with the team - there was no improvement.    It was pish and I'm supposing that Gerrard would have told the players (again) in 'spade is a spade' terms.    Too many players - well nigh  all of them - just gave up any notion of trying to raise their game to rescue a win or a point.   They just downed tools and accepted the game was beyond them.     If - and its still an 'if' - we get through to the next round of the Cup and go to Kilmarnock again I don't see us winning with the sort of attitude shown by the team - and by very experienced players - last night.     

That Gerrard could not galvanise the team at half time should also be causing him to think about what he needs to do to motivate the players in that sort of circumstance.    

The collapse in confidence after Kilmarnock equalised is shocking for a Rangers side.   The dearth of good quality on-field leadership is also shocking.   The inability of the team to respond after half time, and of Gerrard to generate an effective response is also shocking.    They have another difficult challenge facing them on Sunday.  Which team do we get?  The one which did so very well in the OF game or the losers of last night?

 

[Smile 26,610]

Gerrard not subbing him was a sign of weakness his head was all over the place.

[bennybongo 110]

Guy is utter shite, man. Get him to absolute fuck. 

[CoopsLaud 4,186]

Pretty shite state of affairs when mcauley is the better option.

[backup 4,724]

34 minutes ago, Reformation Bear said:

I'm supposing that Gerrard would have told the players (again) in 'spade is a spade' terms.   

So, why does none of them take a blind bit of notice, hardly a reference for good team/man management.

[SeparateEntityMyArse 53,777]

38 minutes ago, Reformation Bear said:

The fact that the team could not - or would not - respond by re-establishing a grip on the game and pressing on to score more goals to make Worrall's mistake less prominent is just as worrying as Worrall making the mistake.  Out of all that experience on the pitch - including players with previous experience of knowing the importance of these games to Rangers - to see a lack of positive and effective response should be a matter of much higher concern than Worrall.

As Gerrard acknowledged even after half time - when Gerrard had had the opportunity to get to grips with the team - there was no improvement.    It was pish and I'm supposing that Gerrard would have told the players (again) in 'spade is a spade' terms.    Too many players - well nigh  all of them - just gave up any notion of trying to raise their game to rescue a win or a point.   They just downed tools and accepted the game was beyond them.     If - and its still an 'if' - we get through to the next round of the Cup and go to Kilmarnock again I don't see us winning with the sort of attitude shown by the team - and by very experienced players - last night.     

That Gerrard could not galvanise the team at half time should also be causing him to think about what he needs to do to motivate the players in that sort of circumstance.    

The collapse in confidence after Kilmarnock equalised is shocking for a Rangers side.   The dearth of good quality on-field leadership is also shocking.   The inability of the team to respond after half time, and of Gerrard to generate an effective response is also shocking.    They have another difficult challenge facing them on Sunday.  Which team do we get?  The one which did so very well in the OF game or the losers of last night?

 

Spot on mate.

[KingKirk 25,664]

Joe worrall  has given up his dream of being a CB in currently training to become a keeper

[Bears r us 30,812]

I expect him to be on the bench on Sunday, surely he cannot make such a school boy error and not be dropped for the next game.

[bluenoz 30,918]

9 minutes ago, Bears r us said:

I expect him to be on the bench on Sunday, surely he cannot make such a school boy error and not be dropped for the next game.

Don't count on it mate. " It was an uncharacteristic mistake ".

[BILLYBOY50 1,638]

3 hours ago, Reformation Bear said:

The fact that the team could not - or would not - respond by re-establishing a grip on the game and pressing on to score more goals to make Worrall's mistake less prominent is just as worrying as Worrall making the mistake.  Out of all that experience on the pitch - including players with previous experience of knowing the importance of these games to Rangers - to see a lack of positive and effective response should be a matter of much higher concern than Worrall.

As Gerrard acknowledged even after half time - when Gerrard had had the opportunity to get to grips with the team - there was no improvement.    It was pish and I'm supposing that Gerrard would have told the players (again) in 'spade is a spade' terms.    Too many players - well nigh  all of them - just gave up any notion of trying to raise their game to rescue a win or a point.   They just downed tools and accepted the game was beyond them.     If - and its still an 'if' - we get through to the next round of the Cup and go to Kilmarnock again I don't see us winning with the sort of attitude shown by the team - and by very experienced players - last night.     

That Gerrard could not galvanise the team at half time should also be causing him to think about what he needs to do to motivate the players in that sort of circumstance.    

The collapse in confidence after Kilmarnock equalised is shocking for a Rangers side.   The dearth of good quality on-field leadership is also shocking.   The inability of the team to respond after half time, and of Gerrard to generate an effective response is also shocking.    They have another difficult challenge facing them on Sunday.  Which team do we get?  The one which did so very well in the OF game or the losers of last night?

 

I agree mate and I can see the same thing happening on Sunday.the whole team look terrified to play on those surfaces.

[Smile 26,610]

He utter dross and Gerrard cannot see it.

[Bears r us 30,812]

1 hour ago, bluenoz said:

Don't count on it mate. " It was an uncharacteristic mistake ".

I did not notice that mate, so he probably will be back in. 😒

[Negri's lovechild 14,129]

Somebody said it on the match thread last night, but those were Kiernan levels of defending from him. We really can't afford any of those kinds of errors or lapses in concentration. 

he shouldn't be in the line up at the weekend but probably will, so he has the chance to "attone" for his error.

[WATP-FOREVER 5,231]

5 hours ago, Smile said:

Gerrard not subbing him was a sign of weakness his head was all over the place.

I was thinking of the other side to this mate. 

If he'd have subbed him, his career would have been in the doldrums. 

[Amato 3,016]

9 minutes ago, Negri's lovechild said:

Somebody said it on the match thread last night, but those were Kiernan levels of defending from him. We really can't afford any of those kinds of errors or lapses in concentration. 

he shouldn't be in the line up at the weekend but probably will, so he has the chance to "attone" for his error.

Just googled kiernan there to see what level he's playing at. He's played 1 match since leaving us according to Wikipedia.

We really have thrown some amount of money away on absolute dross that no-one else will touch, in the past few years.

[Ivybank 4,588]

Was waiting on Gerrard saying about worral " it is what it is"😔

[backup 4,724]

20 minutes ago, Bears r us said:

so he probably will be back in

So, who actually picks the team, contract codicils or SG.

[Smile 26,610]

7 minutes ago, WATP-FOREVER said:

I was thinking of the other side to this mate. 

If he'd have subbed him, his career would have been in the doldrums. 

True that as well.

[6superbarry6 14,159]

Actually hoping for a Worral injury in training seems the only way the useless cunt won’t be in the side 

[Bears r us 30,812]

2 minutes ago, backup said:

So, who actually picks the team, contract codicils or SG.

I honestly do not know, but I was surprised when he was introduced so quickly at the start even when Katic was still playing well.

I would have thought that Stevie would not have wanted to be controlled by the loaning club, but you never know.

[Negri's lovechild 14,129]

9 minutes ago, Amato said:

Just googled kiernan there to see what level he's playing at. He's played 1 match since leaving us according to Wikipedia.

We really have thrown some amount of money away on absolute dross that no-one else will touch, in the past few years.

Just googled it too. How the hell did he manage 57 games for us?! Last 4/5 years we have wasted tens of millions on garbage.

[bluenoz 30,918]

We hadn't lost a game in our first 10 and I don't believe we even trailed at any point during that stretch. Introduce Joe Worrall and things have never been the same. Doesn't take a rocket scientist to see this.