MacK1950

Did not rate him whenever I saw him play albeit his chances to play were few another in the Zalelam and Oduwa moulds.

Is he taking lessons from Mutton,Jackson and the other Daily Rhetard hacks.

The manager was brought in to revolutionise the team,he has brought in players,with little or no tome to gel,has off-loaded some non triers and surplus to requirement. Unfortunately we failed in our EURO tie but we must now give him time to let his squad acclimatise and if no improvement by half-season then things need re-assessed. Too often knee jerk reaction does not work. As fans we must get behind him and the team and rid ourselves of the negativity.

Some points to ponder:- 1) McKay was never good or consistent enough to build a team around. 2) We still have too many of the last two seasons players on or books E.G. Dodoo,Forrester, Waghorn etc. 3) We lost out in Europe due to lack of playing time for players to gel and possible over confidence/lack of respect to them. 4) The league is about to start which will give us a real idea of how the team will react. I have not entered into CCC for away games so am looking forward to first home game.

If EUFA do react on this we are unlikely to get a replay as we will probably have a ban due to our a******e fans.

Too many so called experts emerge from the floorboards when these thing happen and irrespective of it being Rangers I find that the television giants now devalue the sporting part of the game.

The game is over but what lead up did we have,we are playing a team who have no European pedigree having never won and only scoring once,full of amateurs,should be a nice jolly before next round with as usual many of our supporters taking it as a foregone conclusion and not for first time severely bitten by result. We now have to look to presenting a decent challenge on the domestic front with the sidetrack of European football over. Over next few weeks till Motherwell game a concentrated effort must be made to gel those who are likely to be in the squad and an even more concentrated one to get rid of the duds who won't be. In the meantime we have to get behind "Our Team":rfc:

Most of the new players in at some stage and their contribution?. From last season Krancjar/Miller assist and goal first leg.Second leg hit bar Krancjar/Windass and Miller. Didn't manage to see any of game so unable to critique team out tonight. Tonight has gone so we must now concentrate on league results and performances and do a half-time report by Christmas and re-evaluate. We also must stop our players making comments on what they are going to do and keep their talking and action for the pitch.

The Manager picks the team,has shown them videos of opposition,passed on his tactics via diagrams and sent them out. If these players then don't have the wherewithal to convert all this they are IMO more to blame.

Really the way to stop this is to change to summer football so that when the EURO ties come about there can be no excuses

He will disappear now

Ask MacKay.

Krancjar and Miller starting is a must as these are the only two who are capable of quick thinking in 1/2's etc.

Hey guys stop condoning the action by UEFA we all know that the tiniest thing would have been jumped on and that it would be so because it relates to us and emanates from a certain source. The club should send out a warning notice to all ticket holders/purchasers and actually plead for good behaviour.

If it's because of game time then get all injuries off the field to be treated but this break gives time for replay after replay of their contentious moments etc. I am in agreement that it is who we are that got UEFA interested.

How could it go right through to the dressing room with more or less a squad who were not here at the time Ex: Miller and Wallace.

Sticks and stones will hurt my bones but look what bits of paper done "PAPER MUST BE BANNED FROM THIS EARTH"

Nice language on your first post,can only get better.

It wouldn't bother me if we sold him but £750,000 you're having a laugh,award him his contract and forget about Walker.

Still give Tav the name of "The Wanderer",at least he is not on left wing taking corners from there. Still think his coat is on a shoogly nail.

Is Walker now on his way? Hertz might have to sell him now,that they have Lafferty,to help off-set the Irishman's wages:devil:

Regards my earlier post re displays,if they are made in the Sandy Jardine or Main Stand areas,as most are,then the pitch won't be littered with the "fun crunch throw" as there is a fair distance to the playing are compared to Copland Road and Broomloan Road ends which are nearer to the playing area. This would allow the excellent displays that are set up to continue.

Surely Hardie should have been in the pool ahead of Waghorn,as he is captain of the Scots u/20's and a proven goalscorer there and elsewhere.

Thanks for that Ian as I said it was right along the Broomloan and having witnessed poor behaviour from the UB/BO over the journey I am prone to jump on their backs when things happen from their areas. IMO it is these sections in the main that have to grow up and accept the club cannot afford to be dragged down by their actions/behaviour,as we are now entering the era where we want to be. Remember they are based in front of the family section and youngsters are easily led by what they see/hear. I also totally accept the EUFA would not act on this type of thing if the paper had been green and white.

Have watched many a game on TV from all over where masses of toilet rolls and other items that stream out covering the pitch and making play difficult/impossible and never heard of any threatened punishment from authorities. So it must relate to one or things in that it was Rangers fans or the items were of red white and blue or both. I have always advocated that the Blue Order are a bunch of senseless idiots but on this occasion being spread right along the Broomloan,it was not just them. The solution is to stop displays or keep them to the Sandy Jardine or Main Stand sides where the paper is also thrown in fun but has little chance of reaching the playing area.