We've all seen plenty of friendlies over the years. We know that results are largely meaningless, and even performances can be misleading. Last night's 6-0 win over Bury can't be seen as too revealing, but there was plenty to take from it. Let's have a look at what was most interesting from the game. First … Continue reading What Was Worth Noting From the Win Against Bury? →

Tonight we welcome Bury and a healthy travelling support to Ibrox for our first glimpse of life under Steven Gerrard. I'm excited to be returning to Ibrox and pleased to see we are heading towards 40,000 in attendance. Of course it will be a chance to see some new faces and some familiar ones, but … Continue reading First look at life under Gerrard and the latest transfer rumours at Ibrox →

Seems like an eternity since the announcement of Steven Gerrard in the Ibrox hot seat, in reality it's been a little under 2 months for all of us to wait. But the time to see the gaffer put his plans into action is almost upon us, as we head into pre-season action. TNS is a … Continue reading Steven Gerrard’s vision is taking shape as the football returns →

A look back at the German disaster and a look ahead to the last 16 The group stage is now over. The big story is of course Germany. "Never write off the Germans” was the buzz phrase from every one of the pundits and commentators. No one saw it coming, but if we are being … Continue reading World cup group stage review →

VARCE: it’s not only the technology that’s disappointed at the tournament so far This World Cup is VARs maiden outing at the competition and it’s fair to say that it’s already causing certain division amongst fans across the various social media platforms. You could also say, the vast majority are not in favour of the … Continue reading VARCE – the world cup blog →