buster.

You can make arguments either way but I tend to think that the squad would be better for Cummings getting 90 minutes, for Morelos getting a break and that we can take Falkirk, regardless. However, I wouldn't argue against continuity if that's the way we go.

Certainly an opportunity to change things slightly what with the probable absence of Murray. Cummings hasn't really been able to get up to speed due to the lack of gametime, so I'd start him today, whether that be with Morelos or by himself. Alfredo could probably do with a rest.

To a degree, I think they were used and abused aswell. That's not a plea for mitigation or that I think their intentions were at all honourable.

When you consider a lot of the individuals and companies involved in 'robbing us blind', it was one disreputable and often dishonest bastard after another. Even the bloody NOMAD was at it ! If they don't start treating those caught at it like common criminals, they'll have very little reason not to stop.

First and one on my best Scottish Cup memories was the 3-2 win over Celtic in 1973. Wasn't at the game but it made a wee laddie very happy, none the less. We really should be making the semi-finals with a degree of comfort and I'm actually fairly confident we will and that's not something I say very often !! Windass needs to avoid a yellow card or he'd be suspended for a potential semi-final (same goes for Holt but I doubt he'll play).

A difference to this OF game is that on the face of it, it's more difficult to predict than any for over 6 years. We have to give it our best shot and see where that gets us.

I thought the Spanish league was done, maybe it is.....but tomorrow, an on-form Atletico Madrid visit Barcelona and if they were to win, would reduce the barca advantage to only 2 points. 15/4 for an Atletico win

Merge them into Dundee City

Have a go at the longer quiz of the year. I only got 36 from 55. https://rangers.co.uk/news/features/rangers-quiz-year-2017/

From the Murty video I saw, it didn't sound like he'll be stripped for the Falkirk game. I wouldn't take it for a given he'll be ready for the week after either, mibbes aye, mibbes naw. More that we want to keep them guessing. Good news to see Dorrans training with a ball. .

Three different Viz characters in one pic

They have gone backwards this season and we at last are showing signs of clicking into gear and they can't credibly argue against that. However, that said, unless we win the game on the 11th, our current surge of optimism will hit a wall. Conversly, if we do win, it'll be like lifting a Cup or at least a monkey off the back. It won't be easy as you'd imagine they'll be up for it, but we are now a better team now and we need to show it.

Brought back the memories, emotions and all that ! One thing I'd not registered before was the quality of the pass from Ferguson out wide against the Geeks, from which followed the cross and eventual Novo goal.

Note the two managers to get vocal this week were coming off heavy defeats. Holloway: QPR 2-5 Notts Forest Wright: St.Johnstone 1-4 Rangers #deflection

Declan passes the ball to O'Neill to Sean who sprays it out to Murphy

He'll have to move from the Dundee area if he wants peace

I got a trial for Real Madrid when I was younger * * I'm a liar

I had to guess at a couple and got lucky but 7 is shite right enough

Quiz on the official site with 15 questions for anyone stuck at home. https://rangers.co.uk/news/features/weekly-rangers-quiz-5/ I got 14 right

Now ain't the time, we want to be laughing after March 11th.

A degree of confidence, yes but he and the football operation need to show over a period that it functions well and improves, before it becomes 'high'.

Forget them, we need to concentrate on ourselves and not let momentum or focus waver. Shut out the noise as best we can in the lead-up to the game, minimum interviews/press and do our damedest to beat them.

Jack Irvine's mate and go to lawyer.

As "nasty" as Peter Watson ?

Better to concentrate on the 'now' and enjoy the contribution of Goss than speculate on something that no-one knows what will look like come May/June. The last transfer window showed that Mark Allen and the football operation seem to know what they are doing and are being given some authority alongside Murty, who is perhaps more a Head Coach, than manager. I reckon it's Jimmy Nicholl who has given the man-management of players a new dimension with old methods.