Whos your favourite ever Rangers manager

[Mad Dog 2]

Whos your Favourite ever Rangers manager and why

[The Lad 0]

In my lifetime, has to be walter. I love the rest for what they have done for the club and what it has become, but it has to be walter purely because he's the best i've seen at rangers.

[Mad Dog 2]

nice to see Big Eck getting a mention especially as he had bugger all to spend on players

[BoltonLoyal 2]

Well i never saw Mr. Struth, but he has my vote.

He epitomised everything Rangers football club stands for.

[Coopermania 1]

I went for Jock Wallace, but Walter is on a par. Jock Wallace was a tough man and made men out of boys. I was only a kid myself when he was in charge, and I admired his strength.

[Coopermania 1]

who voted for PLG ?

[BLUEDIGNITY 33,682]

Walter got my vote. Best feelgood years ever the first time around and think he can repeat it again the second time around ! Hope so he deserves it !

[Mad Dog 2]

who voted for PLG ?

Not me anyway - PLG the best manager ever even so he only needed 7 months to do a bang-up job

[wronglypenalised 14]

I'll have to abstain, so many have done so much to lift our club to be the greatest on Gods green earth, from the great Bill Struth, to the under appreciated Alex McLeish (and I include myself in this as at the time I really struggled to accept what he was doing regards tactics etc, and boy do I feel like the fool now!) all deserve the credit and adulation, even Paul Le Guen had us playing good football at times, maybe under different circumstances he may have flourished (say like having the budget that Walter had in the summer)

I applaud every Rangers manager and hold them up as great ambassadors in victory and defeat.

Dignity, loyalty and respect, the qualities that sum up being a great Ranger!

[BLUEDIGNITY 33,682]

who voted for PLG ?

Maybe it was Graham Spiers ?

[the goal machine 7,810]

Got to be Walter Smith

[BelfastBear 0]

In my lifetime would have to be Walter Smith, some of the best memories are from his time in charge

[Coopermania 1]

I'll have to abstain, so many have done so much to lift our club to be the greatest on Gods green earth, from the great Bill Struth, to the under appreciated Alex McLeish (and I include myself in this as at the time I really struggled to accept what he was doing regards tactics etc, and boy do I feel like the fool now!) all deserve the credit and adulation, even Paul Le Guen had us playing good football at times, maybe under different circumstances he may have flourished (say like having the budget that Walter had in the summer)

I applaud every Rangers manager and hold them up as great ambassadors in victory and defeat.

Dignity, loyalty and respect, the qualities that sum up being a great Ranger!

Brilliantly spoken wronglypenalised :beer2:

[Danny 9]

I'll have to abstain, so many have done so much to lift our club to be the greatest on Gods green earth, from the great Bill Struth, to the under appreciated Alex McLeish (and I include myself in this as at the time I really struggled to accept what he was doing regards tactics etc, and boy do I feel like the fool now!) all deserve the credit and adulation, even Paul Le Guen had us playing good football at times, maybe under different circumstances he may have flourished (say like having the budget that Walter had in the summer)

I applaud every Rangers manager and hold them up as great ambassadors in victory and defeat.

Dignity, loyalty and respect, the qualities that sum up being a great Ranger!

Indeed - asking someone to pick their favourite manager is an insult to those great managers they don't pick.

[Briton 394]

I went for Jock Wallace, but Walter is on a par. Jock Wallace was a tough man and made men out of boys. I was only a kid myself when he was in charge, and I admired his strength.

I also went for Jock but it onlyshows one vote.

[Yaco221CDL 0]

Never saw Mr Struth due to the fact that i'm only 19 but the standards he injected into the club makes the club the intsitution it is today.

Mr Struth true Ranger.

[polar bear 0]

ok who voted for The Ginger genius,and the French Failure?

[Mad Dog 2]

i Think Walter's won it

[Boab 73]

One of the best things about a Rangers Manager is how they wear a suit - makes them look very honourable!

It doesn't answer the question but it something I wanted to say

[Davy 68]

I went for Smith. My age dictates that, as he doesn't have much competition!

[nvager 498]

Waddell got my vote as he was a visionary who also did well as director and he got us the Cup Winner's Cup our only European Cup win.

[Danny 9]

I do not know how any bluenose can say Struth was a better manager than Smith, or vice versa.

Totally different eras, totally different men.

It's a totally unfair vote.

[Bazza 21]

For success rate in my time, it has to be Smith.

[Briton 394]

I do not know how any bluenose can say Struth was a better manager than Smith, or vice versa.

Totally different eras, totally different men.

It's a totally unfair vote.

Who voted for better? The poll was for favourite.

[Danny 9]

I do not know how any bluenose can say Struth was a better manager than Smith, or vice versa.

Totally different eras, totally different men.

It's a totally unfair vote.

Who voted for better? The poll was for favourite.

Most of the replies are talking about credentials though.