Scott7

The top ten strike rates (minimum 100 goals)

Jimmy Smith: 0.92

Jim Forrest: 0.89

Willie Reid: 0.86

R. C. Hamilton: 1.18

Jimmy Fleming: 1.22

Max Murray: 1.27

George Henderson: 1.38

Billy Simpson: 1.44

Ralph Brand: 1.53

Kris Boyd: 1.60

Bob McPhail's next, then Ally.

In his first three seasons JF got 132 goals.

In his first three seasons Super got 65.

Super's three best seasons' total is130.

JF was the better striking centre forward but I'll happily concede that Ally did more work round the park.

Wonderful. We start comparing Super and JF and wander into the uselessness of Docherty, DJ's dissipation and the shockingly poor standards of a hotel's bar staff.

Not complaining - it's what we'd do if we were blethering live.

From recollection, Scotland's record under Docherty wasn't bad.

Super has the most goals but Forrest is second only to Jimmy Smith in goals per game and strike rate. Ally's twelfth in that list.

He shattered QOTS but a game or two later Livi nearly shattered him. Never turned it on after that.

Walter wanted Emile Heskey many, many years ago.

Some notable names but are they still any good? Scott Parker would have been a good signing once upon a time.

Nobody there we need.

Maybe a low level paper pusher has forgotten to intimate the discharge of the security.

Ashley will pay for it.

All Acker's records were criminal.

Chris Barber Loyal.

All depends on the spec, doesn't it?

Either Rangers said fit us up with xyz or the contractors tendered to fit xyz. If xyz isn't there and the contractors have had the chance to provide it but have failed, the money's not due, at least not in full. But that's for the future. If there's a case on the face of it and the judge is nervous about Rangers' finance they may get the arrestment continued.

Btw, Boabie, desplte m'learned friend gs' advice, don't go rejecting that motor 'til you've crossed your lawyer's palm with silver or more likely, gold.

I don't believe in censorship of the press in any form and it's arguable that withdrawing advertising is a form of blackmail but that headline is totally out of order and if the Herald lose out of it then they only have themselves to blame.

Declining to advertise is not censorship.

Bolton almost out yesterday. Everton had to wait to finally overcome Dag & Red. Baggies held at home. MU struggle against Blades. Accies lose to Annan.

Not just Rangers who struggle against lesser lights but not today.

Let's hope the oleaginous English flounces out with him.

Not many years ago in a match against celtic a linesman ran onto the park at Ibrox to stop the ref giving Rangers a corner.

The badges you remember, young fellow, are the badges of the RFCSA.

I've forgot more about rangers than what you and boabie know Scott7 lol...

A light-hearted respnse from you, Bruno. I didn't think it was anything other than that. And, who knows? You could be right.

Naw, naw and thrice naw.

The evidence will take months if this goes to trial.

"...... Rangers six-goal rout of Dumbarton kept their foot on Hibs throat in the race for the Championship"

Someone got paid for writing that.

I think "blind" is the important word there.

Follower, not player.

One of our most devout followers was a communist internationalist atheist.

Didn't stop him wearing the colours.

Hmmm, why are so few Rangers supporters getting into politics?

Too busy working, running businesses, operating in the real world - that sort of thing. Politics is for idle folk and they're mostly idle because they have no talent other than the ability to bray like donkeys.

No spectators 'Gers v Gunners? I suspect this is a photo of an earlier lights test game v reserves.

Lifted from "The Rangers Collection" site:

"Rangers v Arsenal

Friendly 8.12.1953

1-2

Attendance 80,000

Rangers Goalscorer McCulloch.

The Rangers Team

Brown, Young, Little, McColl, Stanners, Cox, Waddell, Grierson, W Simpson, Thornton, McCulloch"

Good full-back, Johnny Little.