Bill

Tradition has it that we change managers in November when the league is already lost.

I say! It's a bit arrogant to tell me not to point out the futility of whining about a decision that can't be changed by whining about it. Why are you being so sensitive about what I say? I'm probably not worth getting so triggered about. And with or without the disallowed Roofe goal, we had no need to lose that game.

I don't know why you say that .... because it always has done in the past.

All this indignation about a refereeing decision that cannot now be changed is merely deflecting from the dismal failure of the manager and players alike to score goals and stop Celtic scoring. Referees are often a problem for Rangers, everyone knows and expects that. What I don't expect or in any way accept is the sort of pathetic performances we've witnessed since the season began. We didn't lose yesterday because of a dodgy refereeing decision. We lost because we couldn't convert any of the many chances we had and because we couldn't string six passes together before surrendering possession of the football. That's what we should be focussed on.

That's enough reason on its own to sack him. A good DoF is essential to prevent the sort of colossal recruitment failure we've just witnessed. It sounds like Beale is running on pure ego.

Halleluja! Finally, the truth emerges. Thank you @Dragosani

Let me get this right. You genuinely think that by complaining on Gersnet you're going to prevent this sort of thing happening again? Good luck with that.

He speaks far too much

We’re not Celtic

I can hardly believe it. I logged on this morning and was surprised to see Roofe’s goal still hasn’t been awarded. Need to complain harder folks.

I've always thought there should be a consistent price differential for all seat tickets. There's a reason ST prices vary and it doesn't change on European nights.

That was infuriating but on many occasions it was because they were being denied angles for a pass forward, partly because we had so few options ahead of the ball until later in the game. That seemed to be a deliberate but inexplicable tactic by Beale, hence the amount of long ball football the team was asked to play. In my (very) humble opinion, Beale got the midfield completely wrong today and not for the first time either. He basically had our midfield doing the same thing as against PSV and we all saw what a clusterfuck that was. All players will have off days and they'll all make mistakes - that's the nature of the game - but when the manager is inhibiting them with silly-bugger tactics then what chance do they have.

Sorry, I understood that and was agreeing with you. The way the midfield was set up today effectively rendered it inoperable.

That’s not what he said.

It’s hard to blame individual midfield players when they’re asked to take up such absurd positions.

Are you telling me what to post now?😂😂😂

I haven’t seen a Beale interview after the match. Is there anything one?

Another ten pages of outrage about the disallowed goal and the decision gets overturned. Right? I can wait.

It makes people feel better if they indulge their emotions 🙄

Please, be my guest. Discuss it until you’re blue in the face, or until the end of time if you prefer, at the end of which it will still be utterly pointless. Or did you think your analysis of dodgy refereeing decisions would change anything, today or in the future. 😉

How many times and to what end?

It's a waste of time and energy, a diversion from the real issues

Where's Graeme Murty when you need him?

But it wasn't, that's the point. And unless you have a Time Machine handy, you can't do a damn thing about it.