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Lewis MacLeod, one of my favorite young Rangers players then. Any chance of a return to a light blue shirt? Just read that he was near a comeback for Brentford lately and i think he would fit into the way Rangers play nowadays

Nowadays people forget too easily and tend to damn someone for any reason. Players are "useless" when if they play 2-3 bad games, coaches must be sacked after 5 games lost etc In the end its because of money, players and coaches earn quite a lot so people often expect too much all the time. Getting a big wage doesn't mean they have to be supernatural and free of failure. I am not saying Ally McCoist has not done wrong, but to me he will always be SUPER ALLY and not McCash or whatever. I forgive him and wish him all the best

He added: "It's really important that every player must have a pathway into the team. Everyone must feel that they are within touching distance of playing or being involved. "I think that if you have players who feel that they are miles away then naturally you will be disengaged and would have negative thoughts. We only want positive vibes here and positive feelings and I think that if all the players we have here and around the team know they have a chance of playing and know they will contribute at some point, it's really important. We want people helping each other and supporting each other, rather than having people on the outskirts looking in." ...These are words i love to hear! Especially Young Players Need an enviroment where they feel that they really will get a Chance if they Train hard and give all. How many great talents are wasted every year because they don't get enough gametime to prove themselves worthy of a place in the squad. A 30year old Player always gets a 2nd Chance because the Manager knows his abilities, a 18year old will often get pushed back and stamped as "maybe later". I am just a bit scared that bringing in many more Players into the existing squad could cause an unrest and uncertainty among some Players. No Player now is certain of a place in the squad and thats good - but all Players have a realistic Chance to get into the Team, because there are not 65 Players like at Chelsea...

McCoist was a fans favorite, he was an absolute hero in the "we dont do walking away" era and all of a sudden people hate him like he never did anything good for Rangers. He made mistakes, like we all do, but for me, he will always stay super Ally, one of the greatest ever Rangers. The money he gets (right or wrong) maybe next to nothing compared to the cash Rangers were losing courtesy of countless boardroom criminals in the last years. So please leave the guy alone and move on...

well, tbh i can't remember the league structures then, but what i do know is that Switzerland started a very successful youth development system about 15 years ago, that succeeded in the u-17 team becoming world champions in 2009 and nearly 20 swiss footballers ending up in Bundesliga this year (compared to maybe 2 twenty years ago.) This is costing a lot of money but in case of Switzerland bears fruits. Rangers should invest heavily in the youth development (though it seems they already doing a good job here) if they want to be successful in the future. I am sure W&W know are aware about this You can have any league structures in the world, fact is that in smaller countries such as Scotland and Switzerland the Championsleague clubs will dominate their own leagues because they will have so much money to spend. They will buy the best players off their foes to make sure their own players won't have to work too hard to win the league...and order is restored...I remember about years ago when Hearts and Aberdeen and the likes where going for the league titles and Celtic/Rangers ending up in the midtables - impossible nowadays? Hopefully Rangers will be able to challenge Celtic soon again. If so, as mentioned, it only will work if they do have a team consisting of a majority of homegrown/scottish players, mixed with some very good extra players. The best of Rangers youth players, the best of Scottish players and 2-3 stars from abroad= success (in my humble opinion anyway)

hi Roland from Switzerland, am a Rangers fan since their swiss pre-season tour in the mid-eighties...