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match thread (image) [FT] Rangers 0 - 1 Celtic
stewarty replied to 26th of foot's topic in Rangers Chat
It was a strange atmosphere. Their support was quiet until Eduoard came on and they sprung into life.. They quickly got the goal but even then didn't really make much noise until the last few minutes. As for being critical of players... I was ready to launch for the guy behind me. Constantly moaning, shouting and swearing at the slightest thing that he perceived were failings by our players. Sometimes we all agreed loudly, but the constant barrage of "awferfuxake.... [insert Tav, Goldson, Helander, Barisic, Kent, Arfield, Aribo, Kamara, Morelos]" was really grating on me from about 10 minutes in. -
I think they are different companies but I'm not sure.
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Nor will I. Cancelling the subscription is particularly difficult, and seemingly deliberate. So there is no chance I will engage with such a company again.
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Interesting that he called out Mike Ashley's behaviour in a more measured tone, questioning his judgement too. King doesn't do anything by accident so I'm curious as to what happens next on that front.
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Tax officials blamed for the downfall of Rangers
stewarty replied to ian1964's topic in Rangers Chat
I appreciate that, but there is a lot of misinformation going around so a comment to that effect would be helpful, I reckon. Perhaps it is more appropriate to wait for BDO's updated report. -
Tax officials blamed for the downfall of Rangers
stewarty replied to ian1964's topic in Rangers Chat
No matter what hat I wear, be it as a taxpayer, a citizen, a supporter... we deserve better than this from our public institutions. Nothing short of an independent investigation or inquiry will do. I am also slightly surprised there has been no official comment from the club as yet. -
Tax officials blamed for the downfall of Rangers
stewarty replied to ian1964's topic in Rangers Chat
Staggering news. At least this international week won’t be boring -
The Winter 2019/20 Transfer Window Rumours and Deals - Thread
stewarty replied to der Berliner's topic in Rangers Chat
Haha In fairness we had come up against him in games so could easily have been scouts or coaches watching him in action for a variety of reasons. His talent was clear so no surprise he was being talked up for a move as he moved into the January. -
The Winter 2019/20 Transfer Window Rumours and Deals - Thread
stewarty replied to der Berliner's topic in Rangers Chat
If Ross Wilson can find a Kamara or two every year then our losses are funded through player trading. A consistent theme in terms of what we need to get to from the various analysis of our latest accounts. -
Agreed. Just split from my wife too. Hope you are well, @craig!
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The Winter 2019/20 Transfer Window Rumours and Deals - Thread
stewarty replied to der Berliner's topic in Rangers Chat
Would be a shame in one respect - you can see the benefits of him working daily with the coaching team and the likes of Davis. But if we can make the kind of profit we think is possible here, I think we should back ourselves to find a similar level replacement and move on. An early test for Ross Wilson. -
gersnet article (image) Player Ratings and MotM v Porto
stewarty replied to Frankie's topic in Rangers Chat
Morelos just because he won the game for us. But arguably our solid defending was also as vital and I thought Kamara in the second half was excellent at driving us up the pitch, as was Kent in buzzing around all over the front line, committing defenders and creating chances. -
match thread (image) [FT] Rangers 2 - 0 Porto (Morelos 69; Davis 73)
stewarty replied to buster.'s topic in Rangers Chat
I should say, these are the hallmarks of a "potentially" great Rangers team. Maybe getting a little carried away there! -
match thread (image) [FT] Rangers 2 - 0 Porto (Morelos 69; Davis 73)
stewarty replied to buster.'s topic in Rangers Chat
Lots of good summaries guys! My tuppence worth: Porto clearly had done their homework this time and came with a game plan to suffocate our midfield. Jack and Davis are our key players for starting moves and both were put under pressure much more quickly than in the previous game vs Porto, which really stopped us getting up the pitch and we resorted to lots of long balls from the back. There was the usual baffling refereeing decisions - e.g. the yellow card on Barisic but the refusal to book a Porto player a short while later for a much worse challenge. That said, Barisic had a couple of cheeky nibbles early in the first half where we was caught on the ball, but overall he settled and played well. Despite controlling the game for the first hour, we still created chances so I was left feeling that there was more to come when we could get Alfy some service - and boy did he deliver. What at atmosphere when that went in, I actually thought he had let the ball go too far when it happened from my view behind him in the Club Deck. Then to get the second a few minutes later, I thought that Porto looked like they realised the game was done. We are coming up against teams that have a lot of quality, so to keep things tight, show resilience not to wilt under pressure and to show our skills at vital moments - these are the hallmarks of a great Rangers team. Proud bear today ? -
I think in part the reason for the lack of focus is that they were released late on a Friday and it was the build up to a significant game in our domestic season. Now that we have enjoyed the aftermath of a fine victory, we are naturally looking back over the accounts. That said, I think there is a degree of apathy/jadedness (if thats a word) about matters financial, and I think its partly a chunk of the support wanting to go back to just supporting the team and not having to worry about these matters overly. Looking forward to reading @Bluedell 's analysis
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match thread (image) [FT] Rangers 3 - 0 Hearts (Helander 45+1; Morelos 47, 63)
stewarty replied to Frankie's topic in Rangers Chat
Thought Ojo had a decent game - was a regular threat and carried the ball well. Overall a pleasingly dominant performance. -
match thread (image) [FT] Rangers 3 - 0 Hearts (Helander 45+1; Morelos 47, 63)
stewarty replied to Frankie's topic in Rangers Chat
Great feet from alfy there -
Thoroughly enjoyable viewing last night. A midfield masterclass from Jack - really pleasing to see him continue to improve his game. Thoroughly deserved his new contract. Loved Alfy's petted lip when he was getting subbed. Exactly what we want to see - a striker who loves playing and scoring. Pleasing also to see Murphy get 30 minutes. We miss the clever way he moves and takes up positions to create space. I'd like to see Murphy and Kent play in the wide forward positions together - what a torrid time they would give defenders.
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Good question. Morelos McCoist Laudrup Albertz Gascoigne
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Jamie Barjonas Signs New Contract & RFC Colts progress in Challenge Cup
stewarty replied to ian1964's topic in Rangers Chat
Often with players at this stage, a new contract triggers a loan move since we then retain an option on their services should they kick on. I fancy he will move to a 6 month loan in January. -
Thats fair. Although personally so long as the project is the for the benefit of C1872 members and the wider Rangers support, I would like to think that there would not be competition as such, so long as there are funds available. Perhaps the issue here is whether there is a pipeline of project ideas that are being developed and the stage at which these are brought to the membership for ratification. I would personally prefer that fully developed and costed ideas only are ratified, as to bring forward things that for varying reasons are not implemented, would only create confusion and additional work for little gain.
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I'm sure there was a vote about whether C1872 should be allocating funds for shares/projects and what the split should be?
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I voted for each of these proposals and I will vote for the share purchase too. In terms of the projects, the ones proposed seemed to fit with my understanding of what such projects would entail, so I didn't have an issue with them. Where I would agree though is in relation to the points made about the purpose of C1872 funds and having these clearly stated and, if necessary, tested in terms of membership support.