Big Jaws

Wes lets the ball run across his body and our goal line far too often for my liking.

He's being sarcastic rbr.

How the linesman doesn't see that is beyond me?

I think he was a really poor manager incidentally but on paper his CV is pretty decent and don't forget he wasn't sacked he resigned.

He was 2nd or 3rd deputy captain behind Wallace with Dorrans and since neither Wallace nor Dorrans are playing. Thats about right I wouldnt read anything into it.

Here's the link here to Talksport with Ally. https://talksport.com/football/course-id-speak-them-ally-mccoist-tells-talksport-he-would-be-interested-rangers-job

Sorry mate... but Frankie already took care of that from what I could see. In future I'll stick my lede in... [spoiler=Example]This is a spoiler tag! . EDIT: on second thoughts maybe not.

According to GM in his presser both Dorrans and Cardoso are unavailable along with Rossiter. Niko trained and Jack is also available along with Miller for selection as is Pena.

Oh aye I absolutely agree and the same can also be said for supposedly good managers too. I mean Pep didn't have a great showing last year at Man City by all accounts did he? None of it is an absolute certainty although some managers do come with a higher degree of accuracy for success.

Tommy Wright is probably the safest choice tbh. His returns, league position, on the budget he's had are very consistent, he knows the game here inside out, he has excellent man management skills (he can get something out of MOH so he must have) and he wont break the bank with exorbitant compensation claims. I wouldnt be over the moon with Tommy at the helm but I'd be slightly happier if it was him over McIness.

I like Derek he's a good lad and he's definitely a bear regardless of what Ferguson says. He might be able to stabilize the ship for a bit but I don't think he could its different at Rangers than it is at Aberdeen, which is an easy ride in comparison, so with that said I do not want him as the Rangers manager. We keep being told that his team is the 2nd best in the country and that they are more than capable of beating the league leaders but thats 7 games between this season and last where he hasn't laid a glove on them. If he cant do it in 7 attempts with much less pressure than he would be under at Rangers the chances of it happening are slim. Thanks but... No thanks!

I'm done the night lads... gutted! Cyes later.

Under the current circumstances I'd have done the same as big daft Kirk. He played that smart and Jack was a muppet simplez.

What I will say though is... Edward Herrera played well tonight and should have been given the penalty. Instead Candeiass who played well but never looked like scoring claimed it and was uncontested save for Herrera. I see more in that simple exchange.

He did.... he took the bait.

As far as I'm concerned the manager is responsible for the formation and tactics in the first half but those last 5-10 minutes I just simply cant.

I have absolutely no idea what just happened in that game.

95 mins on the clock and Killie equalize through Chris Burke.

penalty saved.

Jack sent off

A stramash endues while the Candeias lines up the penalty. the game is stopped temporarily.

88 penalty Rangers Broadfoot upends Herrara.

Mackinze of Killie goes close, not for the first time in the 2nd half, this time with a header on 87 mins.

83 minutes Killie press down their right through Jones again leading to a decent opportunity.