11 hours ago, Ayrshire Blues said:

Gio sacked confirmed by the club. 

Thanks for the memories in Europe last season but he had to go 

who comes next though is the problem - I don't see any obvious candidates

15 hours ago, carrickblue said:

who comes next though is the problem - I don't see any obvious candidates

Michael Beale's name has been mentioned but as you say, no obvious candidates. Been a few injuries this season and losing two fine players in Bassey and Aribo hasn't helped but it will be interesting to see if the board hands the new manager money to invest in new players.

I read yesterday that Gio phoned backroom staff to thank them for their help. Nice touch of class.

A new website setup by the journalist Jeff Holmes. Should be good and facts and stories will be added to it.

http://rangersheritage.co.uk/index.html

Boyne: Cheers for the ‘heads up’ for the site you posted above.
 

Some very good articles on it and a great interview with Bobby Russell. Who just happens to be on of my all time favourite Rangers players and a player who would be worth an absolute fortune in todays game. 

Great words from Gio.

Haven't heard this story before

 "Spare a thought for Croatia gaffer Zlatko Dalić, whose selection headaches come with the added threat of being horribly murdered.

Among his squad is Rangers left-back Borna Barisic, son of terrifying gangster Stipe Barisic, aka "the Moth", a member of the Cepin mafia clan.

Back in 2017, Ukranian giants Dynamo Kyiv agreed to sign Barisic, but backed out at the last minute, choosing to buy Dinamo Zagreb left-back Josip Pivaric instead.

A seething Barisic publicly accused Dinamo Zagreb of sabotaging the transfer, and 10 days later, some masked men pulled up outside the home of Dinamo executive Zdravko Mamić and shot him, but fortunately failed to kill him.

Incidentally, Josip Pivaric was not called up to the Croatia squad for the World Cup, which seems like a wise decision..".

Left it late but a good win at Aberdeen. Scotty to the rescue!

The late, in fact very late show, last night by Rangers!

5 minutes ago, erskblue said:

The late, in fact very late show, last night by Rangers!

Or Last Call to borrow from the late, great Rikki Fulton. Gives me an excuse to post this of him as the Rev I M Jolly. I used to love watching Scotch and Wry. A wonderful programme.

 

Boyne: The legendary Rev I.M. Jolly😀

11 hours ago, erskblue said:

Boyne: The legendary Rev I.M. Jolly😀

Rikki's delivery is superb. How on earth he kept a straight face is beyond me. One of my favourite Rikki Fulton sketches is when he plays a Rangers manager and is persuaded to sign Brendan O'Malley. Superb and very funny. Will post it later.

Legends. Both knew what playing for Rangers meant.

On 1 January 1963 Rangers beat Celtic 4-0 with goals from Davis, Millar, Wilson and Greig. The same result tomorrow would be great.

As it's the Ulster Pirlo's 38th birthday today. Here's to him celebrating tomorrow.

Big game tomorrow. Just need to decide if I watch it at home or down the pub. Here's to a Rangers win to keep the pressure on septic and after today's result for Chelsea.

C'mon the Gers!!

Come on Rangers!

We Are The People.

Get stuck in Morelos.

FFS. Soft goal to concede. 

3 minutes ago, Boyne said:

FFS. Soft goal to concede. 

Desperate. Just what we had to avoid.