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BH , I'd say that Waggy, apart from looking lazier and lazier with each passing game has done nothing to justify a start. MOH is not the answer and I speak as someone who loved the way Waggy played earlier.

According to the STV news on tv there, the bid was knocked back. Rangers met the release price but Port Vale say there are complications. Maybe Rangers requesting deferred payment or similar ? Maybe not offering enough wage ?

" HITC Sport understands " That says it all really. A blog stealing website with no reporters and not a single quote.

The mank sites have King here selling to Kennedy. Some of them go into very deep detail of how much money will change hands. Sad sad creatures.

As far as I'm aware King takes part in most board meetings via conference calls. Unless there is something major in the wind there is no reason for him to attend meetings in person. Or perhaps King has family business here this time.

He's here to meet the rest of the board who have been offered all his shares at a price which is definitely going to bankrupt Rangers. It's true. The tarred one assures me. Get your scarves onto Ebay guys. They'll be no use to you in another couple of weeks.

When he first came to us I remember his first name being listed as KAJ. I can only surmise that somebody decided it would be pronounced as cadge so press released his name as KAI.

The latest rambling from the demented beggar that is JJ - " Sandy & James Easdale are Real Rangers Men. Cut them in half and you will find ‘Aye Ready’ striated through their core. "

I don't care how much talent or promise a player shows. The simple fact is an experienced pro, even with limited ability will always get the better of a youngster. He knows all the tricks to do it. We need guys who can fit straight in and do a job. Not somebody we have to tutor before we see results.

We'd been hammered just before that match both in the Glasgow Cup final and in the SC final itself although we got a draw in that one. I think that was what made Kai's winner so sweet. My dad and I didn't stop smiling during the drive on the way home that night.

Stu, my younger brother had the chance to go there as well as a few other places. Being part of a child abuse sex ring was not part of the plan so was ruled out straight away. 2 other guys we knew were caught up unfortunately, although it took a while for us to discover those ones. It was as you say, well known at the time.

I'm certain it was Willie who had a shot cleared off the line before Kai blasted in the winner in a SC final.

Knee surgery mate. In fact I'm almost certain I was told that it was a surgeon connected with Rangers - Simpson ?? - who attended to her.

Daly is a creepy and sinister fecker. You want child sex abuse Skeletor ? - try the east end of Glasgow. It's been going on for decades.

Think back a few years to the manks playing at the sheepdome. Only that time it was to show how the referee got it totally wrong and the penalty should indeed have been awarded.

He was in the next hospital ward to my granny at Philipshill hospital . He went through a lot of pain post-op.

The Hootsman with an indepth analysis on why we didn't get a penalty at the weekend --- http://www.scotsman.com/sport/football/competitions/scottish-cup/why-referee-craig-thomson-failed-to-award-rangers-a-penalty-1-4347275 There's an awful lot of maybe's and perhaps's in there. Let's face it, the referee is a cheat and nothing can excuse that decision. Nothing.

He's appearing as a speaker with McAvennie at a fundraiser for Johnstone Burgh soon. Willie was hero of mine when I was a kid. A fantastic winger who chipped in with many a goal too.

Brexit is what you're looking for mate. Unless you're the manks with an open line to Holyrood and Hampden you're fecked.

Somebody willing and able to have a shot on goal is what's needed.

It's just the craic coop. You should know that by now. Rioting in the Netherlands and stabbings all around the world are down to the same thing.

This was the exact subject me and a few bears were discussing post match in our local.

Sorry mate but his badge thumping while with the manks will never see that guy get legendary status from me. I'll be honest here, I never had much time for Miller. The opening post gives an impressive list at first sight. Imo his total time at Rangers reads like a pretty poor return for what we paid him while he was wearing a Rangers jersey. Running around waving your arms and screwing up your face after yet another feck up doesn't mean you merit a clean jersey. However - he took his 2 goals well at the weekend and for that I thank him.

That was the scenario we were sold when Warburton arrived Rab. We were assured the scouting, coaching and training systems would be overhauled. It may lead to us becoming a selling club but the rewards would be there for all to see. So far I've watched a succession of no-marks arrive while what were told were our future head out the door. As for getting out - that one imo just doesn't fly.

I have to disagree slightly there GS. There are dozens of very promising young players tied up at Arsenal, etc who are a few months or a run of injuries or suspensions away from getting their chance in the big league. Let's face it, if you'd paid £40 million for an internationalist, would you drop him to give a youngster a game ? I'd agree if you proposed a loan player currently from a Scottish club but not some from a major English team.