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Gerrard has been sacked by Aston Villa.

Beale has turned down Wolves, holding off for our approach😀We can hope.

My favourite player as a boy.

GvB has to go now. Performances are getting worse game on game. Tonight was absolutely dire.

Rangers 4 - 0 Dundee FGS Morelos

Well he did not play a blinder, surprise surprise. Sakala gets dropped and this imposter plays, I just don’t understand GVB.

Kent again! Do not get why this non trier is in the team. Probably play a blinder now, hopefully.

Couple on here we could sign depending on cost. https://www.transfermarkt.co.uk/spieler/vertragslosespieler/statistik/1/plus//galerie/0?ausrichtung=Abwehr&spielerposition_id=3&land_id=alle&altersklasse=&wettbewerb_id=alle&seit=2022&yt0=Show

As title.

Motherwell 0 - 2 Rangers FGS Colak

Now has an injury and being assessed. Muscle tightness felt during game but did not want to come off. King and Sands at weekend?

“Haud me back” seems appropriate seeing this.

I should have clicked on them🤦🏻‍♂️.

Looks like Celtic have managed to equal a CL record tonight.

When did the links to Twitter and YouTube appear? And why?

Rangers 2 - 0 Liverpool FGS Colak

Rangers 3 - 0 St Mirren FGS Colak

He has resigned for family reasons, severe illness in family.

Rangers head of communications David Graham has left the club Scottish Express Sport can reveal that that that man who revolutionised dealings with the media in his short spell at Ibrox has stepped down from his role. He was brought in during the summer of 2020 to take control. Graham, who is a former DUP Councillor and leading Orange Order member was appointed to the Rangers board in December last year as Director of Communications. Rangers have told us tonight: ‘We can confirm David Graham has resigned from his position of Communications Director at Rangers.’ It is understood that there are personal, family reasons behind the decision. When he was apppointed he said: “Rangers is proud to be a modern, diverse football club where people from all backgrounds, cultures and communities can unite to celebrate and support a common cause. “If you see the ground-breaking work the IFA have done to make Windsor Park as inclusive as possible, we’re going to learn lessons from Northern Ireland, we’re going to build and continue to have Rangers at the forefront of the football conversation as the world’s most successful football club.

David Graham has resigned from club, so I have been told. Anyone heard anything or reason?

Copied from elsewhere. Guys just a reminder that for the first time Samaritans have been given the opportunity to collect outside the ground tomorrow. We have volunteers from Lanarkshire, Ayrshire, Glasgow & Stirling representing their branches from 1-3pm. Some volunteers worries about the banter around our bright green tabards and buckets but I’ve guaranteed them all bears will see the charity not the colour. It costs a massive amount every year to keep the branches going and anything you can share in this difficult time would be extremely welcome.

Don’t know if there’s a time schedule for this. Been to one baseball game in US, seemed to spend half my time passing food along.

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Ah! Got it now. 😀