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I'm glad the two of them have signed on again,but i'm really looking for Webster to eventually make a big impact,he is capable of it if he can clear up his injury problems.

I agree that PLG got himself sacked,maybe a whole team could get a manager sacked,but to try and blame one player is ridiculous IMO.I must have been sleeping when we played such magical football under PLG.

My point exactly

Maloney does play on the left,but he is a right footer.

To be fair Gribz,if he was that good,he would have his pick of teams

Again,for me let's just see what he does this season,then I will decide if he's been a good signing,just the same with the likes of Thomson,he had a good season,but does that mean he will have another good season this season

But he will only be a starter,the same as any other signing,ie;if he performs.Any signing is a gamble,so let's just wait and see how the guy performs.

I'm surprised at all the speculation surrounding AM............................considering the scum have the best goalie in the world!!!!!!!!!!!

Agree with what has been said,the only problem is it seems to be very difficult to buy Rangers gear these days

TBH,I don't think he will get that much of a chance,unless Gordon gets injured,but just like his Rangers career so far,when he gets his chance i'm sure he will grab it

The wee bits here and there that i've seen of him,he certainly looks the part with pace vision and power for such a young lad,I would like to think we will see him play more first team games this season

I think there's no doubt he's special,but I would also be reluctant to expose him to the Ibrox boo boys,nah seriously the lad looks like he could make his mark this season in the first team,let's hope so

It certainly is a bit of a mystery,the guy looks like he has what it takes to at least break into the team,and I for one would like to see him get a chance,but only Walter can answer the question why he is not getting near the first team !!!!!!

Boyd is the only player on the books that you could say will get you goals,some argue he is ok for the SPL and is no good in europe.Well next season the SPL is a must so we will need his goals so therefore has to stay IMO

I'm very much still undecided about Beasley,hasn't done enough for me to get excited about yet

I agree Thomson had a good season and Barry didn't have as good a season as he is capable of,but I don't think Thomson was better than Barry all season

So it's all BF fault then ?

Barry for me.No other midfielder has played as consistently for Rangers than Barry.His form has dropped no doubt about that,but the question is who is the best,not who is on form.

Aye,IMO without doubt he is deffinately our best midfielder and Scotlands,his form is not good as I have already agreed with.So is it his form you are talking about or his talent ?

So what you're saying is we should sell our best midfielder because the rest of the midfielders are not of good quality ?

IMO Barry needs better players around him,which we don't have,if we had players making good runs off the ball i'm sure Barry would find them,instead of being forced into turning too much and playing the sideways pass.Also when he makes forward runs how many times does he receive a good ball ?,not many.It has been stated on here that he is stifling Rangers,maybe the players around him are stifling him !!,i'm not dissagreeing he has been poor but I am dissagreeing about the reasons that are being stated here about him being poor.Sell him ?,well every player has his price so yes,but only if we can bring in a quality replacement,which isn't going to happen,so no we should not sell him,what we need is the other players to be taking more responsibilty in games,not just him,and for me that is the problem,we don't have quality midfeild players and haven't had for a long time now.IMO you would see the real Barry if he was surrounded by quality players.

You never know,he might fancy playing for WS as he did with Scotland,like KM !!!!!

Exclusive: Walter Smith tells Kris Boyd that he's major part of Rangers' plans Jun 22 2008 Exclusive By Mark Guidi And Scott Mcdermott WALTER SMITH has told Kris Boyd he wants him to stay at Rangers - and guaranteed the striker a major role in his new-look side. Boyd is being chased by Championship outfit Cardiff who are expected to increase the s2.5million offer they had rejected on Friday night. The Scotland star does not want to leave Ibrox despite the arrival of three new hitmen and feels he can help Gers win the SPL and make an impact in the Champions League next season. Boss Smith shares that view and held a heart-to-heart with the player to assure him he will be a key man. The Gers gaffer knows Boyd guarantees at least 25 goals a season and won't authorise his sale. A source close to Boyd told MailSport: "Kris thought he may have to leave but has been assured he is in the manager's plans and is delighted because quitting Rangers is the last thing he wants. "Kris can now focus on helping Rangers and improving his own game. "The past few days have been unsettling but he now knows the situation and is happy the gaffer wants him." It is more likely Daniel Cousin will be offloaded for around s2.5million and Jean-Claude Darcheville may also be heading for the exit. Rangers have spent more than s6m in the past week to land Kenny Miller, Andrius Velicka and Kyle Lafferty. But rather than being surplus to requirements, Boyd will be given the chance to partner Miller up front, particularly in home games. Darcheville's future is now in real doubt yet he insists he'll still be at Ibrox next term to fight for a starting slot. The Frenchman said: "The fact Rangers have signed three strikers doesn't worry me - it excites me. "If we can strengthen all positions we'll have a strong squad and at a big club you need competition for places. "I love Rangers and am settled here. I don't want to leave." Meanwhile, Gers have snubbed three SPL clubs who want Alan Gow - despite trying to flog him to Burnley as part of the Lafferty deal. Dundee United, Motherwell and Aberdeen have all made enquiries but Ibrox chiefs would rather sell the 25-year-old to England. Gow will return for preseason training on Thursday but his future lies away from Ibrox and several Championship clubs could move in.

Decent game,the Russians played well,but I can't help thinking it was because the Dutch were poor. Don't know the rules,but IMO the booking should have stood,you play to the whistle,and I think it was the linesman who flagged after the booking had been given !!!!,but I agree on seeing the replay there was nothing in it,still should have counted though

If we are to be a more attacking team next year,not 451,then IMO Boyd must stay,unless there is another signing to come in who will score goals !!!!