ian1964

Deary me!!, these idiots get paid to write garbage like this.

Since I have been using Cyberghost I am having problems with adverts!!, I have adblock running nut still getting adverts spoiling my viewing on this forum and FF

I'm not talking about yesterday alone, I'm talking since he signed, he is a top professional and still a top class player and it shows every time he plays.

I love watching Defoe play football, he is pure class and is still a top striker

RANGERS will take disciplinary action against winger Eros Grezda as he considers his Ibrox future following a spitting incident this month. The Albanian was part of the Light Blues’ Development Squad that made the trip to Northern Ireland for a third round match in the Tunnock’s Caramel Wafer Challenge Cup. But he was the subject of an internal investigation after allegedly spitting at Ballymena defender Andrew Burns in the second half of a 1-0 victory for Graeme Murty’s Colts. The shocking incident sparked angry scenes on the night and Murty and coach Peter Lovenkrands, plus Mark Hateley and captain for the evening Greg Docherty, apologised to Ballymena boss David Jeffrey. Gerrard revealed last week that he would speak to Grezda about the incident and the 24-year-old responded on social media by saying: “Totally agree spitting is disgusting, but there is always two sides to a story!!! Apologies for last days actions.” Rangers were unable to offload Grezda - a £2million signing from Osijek last summer - before the end of the European transfer window but Qatari sides Al Sadd and Al-Rayyan have both been credited with an interest in a potential loan deal. With his first team prospects bleak, an early exit from Ibrox would appear to be the forward’s best option at present after Rangers hit him in the pocket for his spit shame. Gerrard said: “We have had a loan enquiry for Grezda in the last couple of days. The board are looking at that. “He has been disciplined and I am sure he will be getting a letter off the club pretty soon. “I have told him face to face what we want to do in terms of that. “The club write to him and then it’s up to him whether he accepts it or challenges it. “We had a chat man to man in private and I told him what I thought of the incident. “He put his side across and I delivered what the board had decided to punish him, in terms of the financial side. Now it’s up to him. He has a decision when the letter arrives. “I didn’t say he wouldn’t ever play for the club again but he will be disciplined.” https://www.eveningtimes.co.uk/sport/17930111.rangers-take-disciplinary-action-eros-grezda-spitting-shame/?ref=twtrec

Feyenoord 0 - 3 AZ

UEFA Europa Conference League: All you need to know The UEFA Europa Conference League will begin in the 2021-22 season. Find out all you need to know about the competition. What is the UEFA Europa Conference League? It is the new third-tier of European competition, below the Champions League and the Europa League. Why has UEFA Europa Conference League been created? Originally named "Europa League 2" as a working title, the competition was created to give teams from smaller nations, who would usually not make the group stage of European competition, a greater chance. It means at least 34 countries will be represented in the group stages of the UEFA club competitions (guaranteed number is 26 under the present format). UEFA President Aleksander Ceferin said: "There will be more matches for more clubs, with more associations represented in the group stages. There was a widespread demand by all clubs to increase their chances of participating more regularly in European competition." Does this mean more teams will qualify for Europe? No, the access list has simply been adjusted so teams from the smaller nations now play in this competition, and fewer clubs will go through Europa League qualifying. How many teams will be in the UEFA Europa Conference League? There will be 32 teams in the group stage, and the new competition will feature 141 matches over 15 match weeks, exactly like the Europa League. In total, 176 teams will participate at some stage. Full article: https://www.espn.co.uk/football/blog-uefa/story/3951212/uefa-europa-conference-league-all-you-need-to-know

Got rid of BT couple of years ago mate, Chris Sutton effect!?

Cheers. Hopefully it will end my not being able to see Rangers games

I have just purchased CyberGhost and downloaded it to my desk top. So I have opened up CyberGhost and set it to France, then do I just log into Rangers TV and then that's it?

Hearts it is then, pumped the sheep