Match Thread [FT] Rangers 0 - 1 Queen's Park

[Franc Ergs 1,760]

8 minutes ago, Fa1833 said:

Surprised PC didn't start Dessers and Igamane again from the start.

 

Igamane seemed to have lost his predictor instincts In front of goal today, he had a few good chances and never took them but did manage a nutmeg which he has been doing lately which was the  only good thing he did in the whole game.

 

Hagi seemed less enthusiastic than his usual self which isn't him tbh but did have and make a few chances. 

Cerney and Tav link up aswell as Hagi and Jefte was promising but we didn't take our chances and QPR got over the line. 

 

I just dont even think we had more than a few shots from outside the box always tried to play it inside which resulted in QPR dealing with it. 

 

Roll on the next Game. 

Roll on next season.

[Sutton_blows_goats 5,848]

Igamane isn’t, and never will be a #9.

 

His inability to lead the line and stay between the posts is part of the problem.

[DMAA 3,693]

9 hours ago, RANGERRAB said:

It’s Europe which is keeping the manager in his job. 

Which is scandalous. We’ve seen enough domestically. 

[DMAA 3,693]

Set pieces are going to keep hurting us this season. Need to sign players who fix that in the summer. 

[CammyF 8,936]

Is it just me but here we are debating if yesterday's result was or wasn't the worst in our history and if fan media were correct / wrong to ask Clement a question.

 

The real discussion should be how we as fans can instigate the changes required to make us a better club / team.

 

Have our standards and expectations dropped so much that, no matter if it is or isn't our worst ever defeat, that the manager survives? Or is it just down to apathy?

 

Either way, to coin an old footballing phrase, the baw is well and truly burst. 

[PoohBear 1,154]

I don’t really see the point in changing manager right now. We just need to keep clearing out players and reducing the wage bill and appoint a suitable manager at an appropriate time. Not sure what any manager can do with a shit squad and no leeway in the wage bill. We seem to be masters at sacking off managers mid season, bringing in a new manager, I rather wait to the off-season and make sweeping changes. I don’t know if there is enough time to do it by tgis summer in all honesty.

[RANGERRAB 3,949]

11 minutes ago, PoohBear said:

I don’t really see the point in changing manager right now. We just need to keep clearing out players and reducing the wage bill and appoint a suitable manager at an appropriate time. Not sure what any manager can do with a shit squad and no leeway in the wage bill. We seem to be masters at sacking off managers mid season, bringing in a new manager, I rather wait to the off-season and make sweeping changes. I don’t know if there is enough time to do it by tgis summer in all honesty.

Will a new manager get any more out these players? I don’t think so

[compo 7,561]

9 hours ago, Franc Ergs said:

Roll on next season.

What’s so special about next season it’s going to the same old manager the same old team and the same type of performances.

[ranger_syntax 4,584]

1 hour ago, CammyF said:

The real discussion should be how we as fans can instigate the changes required to make us a better club / team.

Spoiler alert: you, as fans, can't instigate the changes required.

[alexscottislegend 2,511]

14 hours ago, 26th of foot said:

My old man took me to Shieldhall Park in January'67. I was a ten year old Primary schoolboy and watched as Sammy Reid scored Berwick's winner. Dad decided we should go to the Berwick cinema that evening, we viewed the Blue Max starring George Peppard and James Mason. Genuinely, I do not remember much of the film other than Peppard flying his aircraft into the ground at the end. My mind was elsewhere.

 

Today at Ibrox, I viewed Bear Force One being flown into the ground.

 

Well done Queen's Park - anyone got a copy of the Blue Max I could watch?

'Bear force One'. Brilliant.