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Alexander: “Second-half they were always going to pile on the pressure and build momentum. “The frustration is the goal – which I don’t believe should have counted. “The lad looks offside when the ball comes in but that’s not within our control. https://www.thescottishsun.co.uk/sport/football/6541441/motherwell-rangers-live-stream-tv-watch-scottish-premiership-online/ ?

Once again we faced a wall of 10 players across the 18 yard line! very difficult to break down

Lead extended to 21pts.

Unbeaten slump!

Good draw at the end of the day after our poor first half

I don't see any overactions mate! I think most are agreeing we need to pick the pace up, I still think we will win

I can understand why they are trying to help stop the spread of the virus, however it's a bit silly to concentrate on goal celebrations when all the players mingle on the pitch, especially at set plays where they are always grappling each other!.

We will drop points in the season, however there is no excuse for lack of effort and that is what it looks like. We just need to get the finger out and up the tempo, it's the same every time we are not on it, it's because the tempo is low.

Think the old boot up the arse is due at half time

Rangers 4 nil win. Morelos FGS

THE two administrators of Rangers FC who were the victims of malicious prosecution by the Crown have been paid more than £20m, according to an insider. David Whitehouse and Paul Clark won an admission in court by the Lord Advocate, James Wolffe QC, that they had been maliciously prosecuted over their involvement in the administration of the then incarnation of Rangers which was eventually liquidated. They had previously been awarded interim payments and had settled out of court with Police Scotland for six figure sums. The Crown Office and Procurator Fiscal Service (COPFS) is thought to have accepted the two men’s evidence as to the damage done to their reputation and standing. The National can reveal that the Lord Advocate is to address the Scottish Parliament on the matter, and there is concern in Scottish Government circles as to where the money will be found to pay the compensation which sources close to Whitehouse and Clark say was £21m in total, plus a further £3m in legal expenses. “The money is in their bank accounts,” said the insider. “All they want now is a proper public apology.” Further admitted cases of malicious prosecution are still to be resolved with Charles Green, former chief executive of Rangers, and former commercial director Imran Ahmad both set to receive compensation likely to run into eight figures in total. Former justice secretary Kenny MacAskill last year called last year for an inquiry into the malicious prosecutions “scandal”. Told by The National of the figures already paid he asked where the money would come from “in these times of crisis”. MacAskill stated: “This has caused consternation, and even anger, both within the service and in the police where rumour has it that it’s a position strongly disagreed with. “The cost to the public purse will be massive but the reputational damage to the Crown Office is incalculable.” Asked to confirm the payments, COPFS said: “The cases are still before the court and in order to respect the processes underway we will not comment at this time. The Lord Advocate has made clear that he will support appropriate public accountability and intends to make a statement to the Scottish Parliament in due course.” A Scottish Government spokesperson said: “It would not be appropriate for the Scottish Ministers to comment.” https://www.glasgowtimes.co.uk/sport/19017078.ex-rangers-bosses-paid-21m/

He will be away hiding in the cupboard under the stairs with his fingers in his ears ?

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