Ergatrude

I really think I'm missing something, and that's not sarcasm. I just can't see where all the ideas that we need to sell are coming from. I wouldn't be surprised if we sold players, but I would be surprised if it wasn't just the deadwood.

I dunno if I'm reading this correct. When we were owned by Lloyds they pulled the strings, we didn't sign a player for 3 years, Ibrox wasn't being maintained to the standard it is now, our players were leaving because the contracts they were being offered were rubbish. Now we have our best players tied down (I'm not hiding from the fact that this may be purely to increase their pricetag), we have new screens, Ibrox has been cleaned up (by this I mean I have noticed a difference at Ibrox just in general cleanliness of toilets and stands), our short-term future is at least safe, we have paid back 1 tax bill. The only bad things I would say is; the constant media attention, well at least the fact it seems to be negative all the time. Also Whyte's transfer strategy was rubbish. It's ok to offer a low price for a player, might aswell chance your luck. But to go public can only ever lead the players club demanding more money. Apart from what we owe Whyte (£14m according to the balance sheet?) we have no outstanding debt. Since he has already said several times that this will be wiped if we win our outstanding tax case with HMRC, I am not worried. We only made a profit of 76k? but taking into consideration the tax bill we payed plus an increased player wage budget & only a brief European run I would say that is pretty good going. Far better than being £30m int he red to a bank during a recession.

The thing I loved most about this guy is that you could always see his emotions when we played. If we lost he was devastated, if we won he was euphoric. He truly was a Rangers man.

I take it back, the assisstant tried to get the refs attention straight away. So the goal wouldnt have stood anyways.

Absolutely bizarre decision. Referee never stopped the game therefore the injured player played Defoe onside. That goal should have stood.

Half Time 2-1

Very harsh red card.

Their defence is absolutely woeful.

I love the awkward silence after the guy shouts "we pay your wages ya cunt". I bet Samaras was thinking, the tax I pay on my wages pays your giro ya inbred spastic.

Disgraceful.

Cheers mate, no rush. It's just something I thought would look minted.

My thoughts go out to his relatives & friends. He was a credit to the game.

I've been thinking that Optimus Prime wearing a Gers top would be minted. Is that too tricky?

Rangers fans were paranoid because at the time it was only Rangers fans that were being targeted. It wasn't just Ibrox that was singing offensive songs, it was every stadium in the country, but it was only Ibrox that the police took action. If these guys commited an offence then I'm glad they were arrested, it shows that the police are doing their jobs.

Rangers 4 - 0 Kilmarnock Jelavic 2, Fleck 1, Lafferty 1.

Either way, if he deserves it and gets a new contract at the end of the season, in my opinion, Rangers should refund this sum.

Excellent. A player who plays for the shirt & not the money. I hope it all goes well. Either way, at the end of this season Rangers should pay him that 150,000 back.

Outstanding talent.

Gave me a good laugh anyway mate!

Whichever no-one wants, I'll take it. Got nothing planned that far ahead!

I'll be happy to do more in the future if needed Zappa.

I heard a player has already been given a red card & that Celtic just need to come up with a good enough conspiracy to make it plausable.

Tom Cruise will lead the way and create a Minority Report.

He will be if it remains public, if Rangers went about their business a bit more quietly it could be a shrewd signing.

Evening Times 23 Nov 2011 RANGERS midfielder Maurice Edu has once again been linked with a move away from the Ibrox club. Reports in the American internationalâ??s homeland suggest several clubs have re-ignited their interest in the 25-year-old. French sides Auxerre, Bordeaux and Nancy have all been listed as tracking the Rangers star, as well as English Premier League team Blackburn. Despite coming in for criticism from the clubâ??s supporters last season, Edu has started 29 straight SPL matches when available for selection, and manager Ally McCoist has continually backed the player. http://www.eveningtimes.co.uk/sport/edu-back-on-radar-for-sale-in-january-1.1136290?