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Received offer paperwork this morning, don't think Ill be taking it up.

Leaving on a jet plane, don’t know when I’ll be back again.

Same old, same old.

Myles Beerman out on loan. https://www.thescottishsun.co.uk/sport/football/3791245/myles-beerman-rangers-gzira-united-transfer-newsloan-malta/amp/?utm_medium=Social&utm_source=Twitter&__twitter_impression=true

Before the Cowdenbeath game SG stated in relation to McCrorie “it’s a pity he’s suspended as he was in possession of the jersey”. He gets dropped for last nights game to fit in 2 not match fit players.

I like your optimism. How many really good performances as opposed to bad performances have we had in the league so far? Far too many poor games to win any league imo and the manager has to take responsibility it’s his team selection and tactics.

Manager has to take some responsibility for that shambles. Plays 2 guys who are not match fit. Plays a bomb scare in Worrall who’s a loanee amd not the guy he signed on a full time basis. Takes far too long in trying to change things. Not the second time this season he’s managed a shambles. Killie had a manager with a plan and players who gave everything in carrying out that plan. Rant over.

Another mistake, and could McGregor done better?

Know what you mean but this is not a “lesser game” we have to win this. To me he makes too many mistakes through lack of concentration. Also we’re playing a loanee in place of a player we signed?

Said it before Worrall is a bomb scare.

Willie Waddell Memorial Dear Member We have recently been contacted by the Willie Waddell Memorial Committee, who have asked for our assistance in circulating their appeal letter as they seek to create a lasting memorial to this Rangers great. We are pleased to assist them with their efforts and have enclosed their fundraising letter below. We will also be promoting their fund raising efforts via our social media channels. Club 1872 Dear Supporter, Firstly thank you for taking the time to read this letter. We are a small group of like-minded supporters who reside is a small mining village called Forth in South Lanarkshire, where Willie Waddell, a legend in Glasgow Rangers Football Club’s history came from. He was born on 7th March 1921, went to our local primary school, attended our local high school, Lanark Grammar, and played for the local junior team Forth Wanderers. Then at the age of 16 he signing for Glasgow Rangers Football Club and the rest is well known to all. It is the aim of our group to fund raise in order to mark the birthplace and achievements of a local lad who went on to achieve legendary status as a player, manager and lately an honorary director of the Glasgow giants. Our aim is two- fold, to rename the Local Sports centre to Willie Waddell Sports and Community Centre and secondly to erect a fitting monument that will reflect his achievements and stature. We have the full support for this project from the Scottish Football Association, Rangers FC, Kilmarnock FC, Forth Wanderers FC and the Waddell Family. For information on our activities please see our Facebook page https://www.facebook./williewaddellmemorial and Just-Giving page https://www.justgiving.com/crowdfunding/williewaddell We are actively fund raising in order to reach a target of £17,000 alongside some external funding to allow us to proceed with our projected vision. We would be grateful if you would please consider donating to this very worthwhile cause. Any amount will be gratefully received to assist us in reaching our goal and honouring a man who changed Rangers Football Club for the better with his vision and modern thinking, who started off his journey in Forth. Yours sincerely, Neil Orr Secretary Willie Waddell Memorial Committee

Funny remarks about Borna Barisic, or am I reading too much into it?

Lafferty twice tries to beat umpteen opponents when Middleton is wide and waiting for the pass.

Worrall looks dodgy to me again. Lack of concentration because its a friendly?

Stephen Couse @StephenCouse New Zealand international goalkeeper Stefan Marinovic is on trial at Rangers. The 27-year-old’s last club was Vancouver Whitecaps and is currently a free agent.

https://rangers.co.uk/news/headlines/ross-could-skipper-gers/ by Nick Thomson STEVEN GERRARD believes Ross McCrorie could be a future Rangers captain having been so impressed with way the midfielder has gone about his business. The 20-year old starred in Gers’ last match, the 1-0 win over Celtic, but will miss tomorrow’s Scottish Cup clash with Cowdenbeath having been red carded in the semi-final of that competition last season. It’s a blow for Gerrard, but the manager was quick to pour scorn on press suggestions the midfielder could be heading elsewhere on loan in the January transfer window. Speaking at this afternoon’s press conference at the Hummel Training Centre, the manager explained: “When we came in, we inherited a player that was hurt mentally. He had a tough time in certain games before we came in and I think his confidence was affected. “What I will say, is he has worked extremely hard on the training pitch and he is growing and he is getting better. “His confidence is coming back, his belief is coming back, and I think in the last four or five performances he has been immense. “It is a shame he is suspended for Cowdenbeath because he had the shirt and unfortunately his suspension gives someone else the opportunity. Ahead of the trip to Fife tomorrow, Gerrard gave an injury update and revealed as well as McCrorie being unavailable, Gers will be without both Eros Grezda and Connor Goldson. The manager continued: “Eros Grezda won’t be available for a few weeks as he has an ankle ligament injury. Connor Goldson is still in rehab and will be missing tomorrow, but hopefully we won’t be too long. “Borna Barisic is back fit and is back in full training. You will see Borna get some minutes over the next couple of fixtures, and the idea for him is to try and get him available for 90 minutes in the coming week. Gerrard was also quizzed on longer-term absentees Graham Dorrans and Jamie Murphy, adding: “They are progressing well. Jamie is long-term obviously so you are looking at the back end of the season if we are going to see him. “Hopefully he keeps progressing and we could see him around the end of April or in the final fixtures before the end of the season – we will see. “Graham will be back quicker than that. He is progressing well and he is out running now with the physio, but we won’t be available in January and maybe February, we will see.”

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Rangers related. I post anything I see Rangers related, not compulsory to read or comment on. Does not mean I agree or otherwise, if Frankie thinks it would be better if I cut down posts I will.

Alfredo seems to be handling it ok.

Seemingly a couple of tims we’re trying to annoy Morelos and others. Is that not Middleton kneeling on sun bed looking at her ? I assumed it was him and others but my eyes are not what they once we’re.

I've no idea what he's talking about.