Adam Llewellyn @adamabysswalker contacted us and he asked for the following article on Paul Gascoigne to be put up. ******** This week Rangers legend Paul Gascoigne was set to be inducted into the SFA Hall of Fame alongside Scotland Women’s record scorer Julie Fleeting. However it now appears that the SFA have decided to backtrack … Continue reading The SFA’s mental health stigma is a national Embarrassment →

After the Livingston result last Sunday it seemed almost inconceivable that Rangers could be facing an enormous task, even this early, if they failed to beat Hearts at Ibrox on Sunday past. Defeat to Hearts was unthinkable but yet if we had have failed to deliver a result we could have been Eleven points behind … Continue reading Rangers reignite the domestic challenge →

We have been riding a crest of a wave and inside a bubble of excitement since the new management team arrived that it was only inevitable that when a crash did arrive it was going to be a sore one. The defeat at the weekend was every bit that sore and it was every bit … Continue reading Time to stand up is now as the share issue result arrives →

Macedonia, Croatia, Slovenia and 9 men in Russia gave me hope heading to Spain last night to take on the La Liga might of Villarreal. I had tipped Rangers to win this one by 1-3 scoreline, I just had a positive feeling and also tipped Arfield and Lafferty to get on the scoresheet. Considering it's … Continue reading Steven Gerrard is making Rangers believable again →

When Steven Gerrard arrived there was undoubtedly an air of expectation and excitement. Excitement to land one of the most famous names south of the border and expectation that he wasn't coming just to be happy at the standards previously served up. Rangers were in a bad way when Gerrard took over, a squad needing … Continue reading Steven Gerrard the Rangers manager →