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It’s vital we start to win home games again. Home form between now & end of season could go a long way to determine whether BF get the job or not

And a Goalie

Two new CB’s should be top priority for next season. Preferably both without previous injury records

My ticket is £878 🫤

Rangers eye move for new versatile German player Niehoff According to reports in Italy, relayed by Sport Witness, Rangers are eyeing up Holstein Kiel’s Niklas Niehoff. It is claimed that the Gers have been monitoring Niehoff during his loan spell at Osnabruck alongside interest from Serie A side Udinese and Bundesliga outfit Union Berlin. Holstein Kiel could end up selling Niehoff amid interest all across Europe, with offers potentially arriving in the coming weeks. The 20-year-old, should he move to Scotland with Rangers, would provide an extremely versatile option to whoever is in charge at Ibrox. As can be seen, Niehoff, a Germany youth international, has already played in a variety of positions ranging from right-back to centre-forward. Transfermarkt state that his main position is a right midfielder, and with his market value increasing to a career-high €400,000 last month, Rangers could be on to a future star with a move for Niehoff. https://www.footballfancast.com/rangers-and-49ers-eye-bid-for-niehoff-can-play-as-right-back-or-striker/ Niehoff at TM, TM stats ... there is no information about the length of his contract at Kiel (bound to be relegated from BL 1).

I heard this over a year ago that Desmond might leave Parkhead after the child abuse is settled and was told that Lord Haughey was being touted to take over the club in one paper i read he's winding up his involvement in Queens Park he might be the next main man at paradise

John Souttar: Positive Mood Inside The Dressing Room JOHN SOUTTAR insists the mood is positive inside the Rangers dressing room and that the side’s full focus is on tomorrow’s Scottish Premiership clash against Hibernian at Ibrox. The Light Blues resumed domestic duties with a last-gasp victory over Dundee at Dens Park last time out where they were forced to fight back from 3-1 down. Speaking to the media ahead of tomorrow’s clash against Hibernian, the Scotland international commented: “Everyone is feeling positive. We’ve had a good few weeks off the back of the European win, the Old Firm and Dundee. “We’re all feeling positive, but there’s that underlying thing that no-one wants to give up chances like we did the other night. “We shouldn’t need to do as much as we did to win the game. It’s something we’ve looked at this week and everyone is on it for the weekend. “We didn’t start the game well. We were probably too deep, and we didn’t keep the ball. “We gave them a chance to get on top of us and didn’t have any control of the game, and that led to them getting chances and scoring. “It’s something that can’t happen whether we’re at home or away; we can’t give teams the start that we did. “A lot of them were basic errors, so it’s something we need to eradicate from the game. “But as I said, we can’t let them score two goals early on and give ourselves a mountain to climb. “You don’t want to concede goals, especially as a defender or goalkeeper, as you pride yourself on keeping the ball away from the goal. “It’s something we need to change because it’s not been good enough.” Barry Ferguson’s side will square off against a Hibernian side unbeaten in their last 15 league outings. Indeed, the clash precedes a highly-anticipated UEFA Europa League quarter-final first leg clash against Athletic Club at Ibrox next Thursday, but Souttar insists the side’s full focus is on tomorrow’s fixture first and foremost. He added: “No-one has really mentioned it, and everyone has been fully focussed on the weekend." “I think everyone is playing for their place on Thursday and everyone has to perform to do that. Everyone is fully focussed on this weekend." “Hibs have had a really good run of form. I’ve watched quite a few of their games and they’ve looked good. It will be a tough one this weekend." https://www.rangers.co.uk/Article/john-souttar-positive-mood-inside-the-dressing-room/A35n5shfqd8m0XMBrTBi2

Kevin De Bruyne to leave Man City at the end of the season. What an absolute player! Truly World Class and legendary - two terms that get branded around too much. City have had some top players like Kompany, Toure, Silva and Aguero but De Bruyne was the glue in the midfield and their best. Definitely one of the best the Premier League has seen.