Rangers Match Thread 2017/18

I really thought we had them today. Rangers are still a work in progress I guess.

 
Pity they couldn't defend for toffee...so naive for second and third goals...deserved at least a point, but if you can't score an open goal from a few yards out, perhaps not
He also missed two sitters with his head in the draw at the Piggery,Got to take your chances and he's not doing it and yes the defence is crap Alves has been a big disappointment. 

 
I think though we'd have won that game if the chance we had at 2-1 had gone in - the one where Morelos got to the bye-line and whipped it across the six yard box, a Rangers player (I can't remember who) just failed to get a touch on it at the near post but so easily could have made it 3-1

I really don't like the way Celtic stay on the pitch celebrating at Ibrox, you'd think they'd won the Champions League or something. It's disrespectful to Rangers but maybe shows that no matter what they win and do, the most important thing for them is beating us.

 
Another shambles today,at least the clamour for Murty to be given the job full time will be hit on the head,been shown up for what he is an under 20s coach.

 
Rangers now have a better league record this season than Chelsea - I don't know if that's much consolation to anyone but it's a fact!

 
great picture

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Will settle for a scrappy 1-0 win on Sunday. Spoke to one of my cousins the other night and he is going to the game on Sunday. We had a chat about Ray Wilkins and that brilliant goal he scored in 1988.



Tom Forsyth celebrating after the winning goal in the 1973 Scottish Cup Final

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21 hours ago, Boyne said:

Will settle for a scrappy 1-0 win on Sunday. Spoke to one of my cousins the other night and he is going to the game on Sunday. We had a chat about Ray Wilkins and that brilliant goal he scored in 1988.


I loved that 70s side, I was 10 when we won that final - they were simply heroes to me. Here's hoping the current run v the Tarriers comes to an end tomorrow.

 
I loved that 70s side, I was 10 when we won that final - they were simply heroes to me. Here's hoping the current run v the Tarriers comes to an end tomorrow.
Agree, that team was brilliant. Doddie and McLean in the midfield, a great defence (Jardine has to be one of the best full-backs of the last fifty years) and the two Dereks upfront.

WATP.

 
On 14/04/2018 at 00:28, Boyne said:

Will settle for a scrappy 1-0 win on Sunday. Spoke to one of my cousins the other night and he is going to the game on Sunday. We had a chat about Ray Wilkins and that brilliant goal he scored in 1988.


My first final I was 10.

 
I loved that 70s side, I was 10 when we won that final - they were simply heroes to me. Here's hoping the current run v the Tarriers comes to an end tomorrow.
Tommy McLean is married to my mum' cousin,came in handy when struggling for tickets,big Tam Forsyth stays about 10 minutes from where I live,see him a few times.

 
On 4/14/2018 at 00:28, Boyne said:

Will settle for a scrappy 1-0 win on Sunday. Spoke to one of my cousins the other night and he is going to the game on Sunday. We had a chat about Ray Wilkins and that brilliant goal he scored in 1988.


Davie Hay the only Celtic player in view.

 
Bit of a flip of a coin what's been more depressing this season...rangers continuing to be second best to Celtic or chelsea's pathetic title defence...both teams are a long way short of where they need to be...pisses me off seeing that fraud Rodgers celebrate 

 
Bit of a flip of a coin what's been more depressing this season...rangers continuing to be second best to Celtic or chelsea's pathetic title defence...both teams are a long way short of where they need to be...pisses me off seeing that fraud Rodgers celebrate 
Wasn't able to watch Sunday's game but listened to first half on the radio. Sounded dire. Can't see Murty staying beyond the end of the season and it will be interesting to see who comes in. We now, also, have the spat between Murty and Rangers' two most experienced players, Miller and Wallace. With Rangers it seems one step forward and two steps back. Oh for a Jock Wallace type figure back at Ibrox.

 
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