Clement: Stick or Twist?

[CammyF 8,677]

7 hours ago, RANGERRAB said:

Even if true the board need to have a successor in mind. I suspect they don’t 

Ah, the infamous succession planning. It'll be Derek McInnes or they'll stick with Clement.  

[BlackSocksRedTops 3,874]

I will be a Rangers fan until my last breath but I have to be honest and say that my love affair with the wider world of football is waning on a season by season basis. Rangers current woes only exacerbate my current apathy with the game. I'm now hearing that Sean Dyche is the current favourite to replace Clement. OK, this maybe speculation but even at that, the very thought of dipping into the Jurassic age for a potential new manager is extremely depressing.

 

When everything went tits up in 2012, Rangers had an opportunity to create something amazing and new. Something that was sustainable. Something with fresh ideas. In our rush to simply reclaim our spot as the premier team in a 2 horse race we lacked vision on all fronts. The club should have been a pioneer for progression (on and off the park) and hurtled into the 21st Century with a bang. Instead we tried to recycle the same old shit from our recent past and merely hoped it would suffice. The Celtic fans continually go on about the current Rangers as being a tribute act. For once I agree with them as that is exactly what we are.

Edited Saturday at 09:34 by BlackSocksRedTops

[compo 7,384]

I think it’s reached the stage where big Phil wants the sack and the compo but we can’t afford it .

[CammyF 8,677]

19 minutes ago, BlackSocksRedTops said:

I will be a Rangers fan until my last breath but I have to be honest and say that my love affair with the wider world of football is waning on a season by season basis. Rangers current woes only exacerbate my current apathy with the game. I'm now hearing that Sean Dyche is the current favourite to replace Clement. OK, this maybe speculation but even at that, the very thought of dipping into the Jurassic age for a potential new manager is extremely depressing.

 

When everything went tits up in 2012, Rangers had an opportunity to create something amazing and new. Something that was sustainable. Something with fresh ideas. In our rush to simply reclaim our spot as the premier team in a 2 horse race we lacked vision on all fronts. The club should have been a pioneer for progression (on and off the park) and hurtled into the 21st Century with a bang. Instead we tried to recycle the same old shit from our recent past and merely hoped it would suffice. The Celtic fans continually go on about the current Rangers as being a tribute act. For once I agree with them as that is exactly what we are.

This 100% - best post on this entire thread. 

[ranger_syntax 4,505]

24 minutes ago, BlackSocksRedTops said:

When everything went tits up in 2012, Rangers had an opportunity to create something amazing and new. Something that was sustainable. Something with fresh ideas. In our rush to simply reclaim our spot as the premier team in a 2 horse race we lacked vision on all fronts. The club should have been a pioneer for progression (on and off the park) and hurtled into the 21st Century with a bang. Instead we tried to recycle the same old shit from our recent past and merely hoped it would suffice. The Celtic fans continually go on about the current Rangers as being a tribute act. For once I agree with them as that is exactly what we are.

Don't we have a dedicated thread for complaining about Charles Green?

[BlackSocksRedTops 3,874]

3 minutes ago, ranger_syntax said:

Don't we have a dedicated thread for complaining about Charles Green?

You really are awfully boring.

[RANGERRAB 3,884]

28 minutes ago, BlackSocksRedTops said:

I will be a Rangers fan until my last breath but I have to be honest and say that my love affair with the wider world of football is waning on a season by season basis. Rangers current woes only exacerbate my current apathy with the game. I'm now hearing that Sean Dyche is the current favourite to replace Clement. OK, this maybe speculation but even at that, the very thought of dipping into the Jurassic age for a potential new manager is extremely depressing.

 

When everything went tits up in 2012, Rangers had an opportunity to create something amazing and new. Something that was sustainable. Something with fresh ideas. In our rush to simply reclaim our spot as the premier team in a 2 horse race we lacked vision on all fronts. The club should have been a pioneer for progression (on and off the park) and hurtled into the 21st Century with a bang. Instead we tried to recycle the same old shit from our recent past and merely hoped it would suffice. The Celtic fans continually go on about the current Rangers as being a tribute act. For once I agree with them as that is exactly what we are.

No way Sean Dyche or any EPL manager would take the Rangers job without money to spend

[ranger_syntax 4,505]

3 minutes ago, BlackSocksRedTops said:

You really are awfully boring.

Reading an off topic rant was fascinating.

[RANGERRAB 3,884]

56 minutes ago, CammyF said:

Ah, the infamous succession planning. It'll be Derek McInnes or they'll stick with Clement.  

If it’s McInnes then that would tell its own story. For the life of me I cannot see what’s in his managerial CV which makes him a candidate to be Rangers manager. Yes he did play Rangers as a squad player but that’s about it.

 

The once mighty Glasgow Rangers….

[CammyF 8,677]

1 minute ago, RANGERRAB said:

If it’s McInnes then that would tell its own story. For the life of me I cannot see what’s in his managerial CV which makes him a candidate to be Rangers manager. Yes he did play Rangers as a squad player but that’s about it.

 

The once mighty Glasgow Rangers….

Yip, just read @BlackSocksRedTops post above. 

 

Rangers Football Club, only in name. A shadow of what it once was.

 

Zero ambition, zero imagination, zero hope.