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yes, gazza, just like the message on the banner. goodness sake. do we have an eyerolling smiley?

they cant be that bad to be at this stage of the competition!

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^ better pictures.

the first goal was genuine, genuine class.

I think Mark Hateley described Boyd brilliantly - he said - He's a goal of a start then like playing with 10 men

haha! brilliant!

glad i was wrong about the fans too - what an immense reaction to all our negative press recently.

all thoughts/hunches/informed opinions welcome...

personally i cant see us having enough quality to go through. we would need all our good players (all four or so of them) to be on top of their game in both legs - all spanish teams are tough.

scotsport mentioned last night that they are quite a british side, which may suit us. i think being at home first is a real disadvantage.

whats yer thoughts?

Is the football club Osasuna named after the town Osasuna or is there not a town called Osasuna? I've been trying to find Osasuna on a map but can't find it anywhere.

Osasuna play in Pamplona.

yeah, i really should have made that a bit clearer.

Is Alan Gow the answer??

could be from the little i've seen of him - excellent vision and touch.

That's a bit unfair, IMO he put in the best shift yet for us

i dont think he'd take it as an insult. its the same guy that shouted at the sub charlie adam for making him run 30 yards to get the ball when he could have got it for him.

is the only one i've seen.

You're Just Fan-tastic

IBROX was rocking last night as Rangers stormed into the last 16 stage of the UEFA Cup with a 5-2 aggregate win over Hapoel Tel-Aviv.

The biggest crowd of the night in Europe - 46,213 - gave Walter Smith and his boys sensational backing which was sparked by a brilliant pre-match flag display.

The supporters have been getting unwarranted stick in recent weeks but last night they were simply the best.

And Chief Executive Martin Bain praised the Ibrox faithful after the club's sensational win.

He said: "All of us at Rangers congratulate our supporters for the tremendous atmosphere they created at Ibrox tonight and the backing they gave the team on a big European night for the club.

"Too readily our supporters are subject to criticism and tonight showed they can create an atmosphere that would be hard to match at any other stadium in Europe."

bloodly hell - great work!

MON THE BULLS!

How was boyd last night?

crap-but-scored.

same as usual really.

bad night for the boyd and burke detractors.

i dont hope for anything from traynor. he is what he is. i'm just going to invest the same amount of time feeling sorry/looking down on those who think he says anything worthwhile.

I have to ask the question. who the feck takes a golf club to a karioke night?

thats what i was thinking

McGregor

Hutton Hemdani Weir Murray

Burke Thomson Ferguson Adam

------ Prso --- Boyd

or get andy c to tell us how to behave!

i dont like these sorts of posts, because they try and preclude what people can or cant, should or shouldnt, be talking about.

i think, here anyway, there has been a lot of talk over the future of our club, as well as about kris boyd. not mutually exclusive.

was referring to this bit:

A final mention of RDB - I always thought that Gazza / Laudrup and Cooper were the best / most skillful palyers I have ever seen. I recant that, after watching that video, RDB IS the best player I have seen in a Rangers jersey - he was simply, and I don't say this lightly, WORLD CLASS.

Gazza, Laudrup and Cooper, were, in my opinion, infinitely more skillful than RDB.

i dunno. i didnt think milan were too clever - some neat passing, but not much end product. celtic are in with a chance, i think.

man, oh, man cammy - we cant agree on a thing just now. rdb done absolutely nothing compared with gazza or laudrup!