Steven Gerrard has done a monumental job at Rangers and, to qualify that statement, you truly need to understand the depths we were in when he arrived at Ibrox. Those scars healed when he delivered 55 last season and for that he will always be immortalised in our clubs history. The truth is when he … Continue reading Steven Gerrard has earned the right to choose his own destiny, we must be ready
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A return for two Ryans as Rangers remain four clear
Today we welcome Ross County to Ibrox Stadium as we look to consolidate our position at the top of the league before another International break. Hopefully we have recovered from Thursday’s exploits in Denmark and I expect a few changes to the team. One or two are lacking consistency for me and that’s the obvious … Continue reading A return for two Ryans as Rangers remain four clear
The accounts, Castore, James Bisgrove and our board
It’s our favourite time of the year once more, yes the annual accounts have been released and at first glance they are painful viewing. Beyond the headline grabbing losses however there is some things to examine further and some questions to answer. The points of note: * Losses for the year ending June 2021 stand … Continue reading The accounts, Castore, James Bisgrove and our board
Dismal Rangers drop more Ibrox points
Ibrox is an emotional and somber place as we pay our respects to ‘The Manager’ Walter Smith. Ibrox is awash with tributes on both sides of the stadium and it is a fitting to a man who gave us everything. There is a lot of emotional faces and puffy eyes, I grew up watching Walters … Continue reading Dismal Rangers drop more Ibrox points
Walter Smith
Walter Smith was Mr Rangers to me, he always will be. I grew up a 9 in a row boy, when Rangers began to really grab my attention, Walter was of course at the forefront. A stature, a charisma, a kindness and a desire to win and that he did, he commanded respect and he … Continue reading Walter Smith
Four Lads Had A Dream 