With the Hallowe'en theme in mind, last night seemed to provide a couple of scares on and off the pitch. The result against Kilmarnock and the financial results released during the game weren't the most positive. At a time when the team has had a few frustrating performances of late, it only heightened the general … Continue reading Just Like Hallowe’en, How Things Are Dressed Up Isn’t Always What it Seems
Questions asked after Hampden heartache as King stands firm on club fight
Before I start this I think it's important to point out that when I started this blog I always said I would be honest. I think it would be disingenuous to sit here and say we were unlucky, played well etc on reflection of Sunday's semi final at Hampden. It's also worth pointing out I … Continue reading Questions asked after Hampden heartache as King stands firm on club fight
One to One with Derek Parlane
Derek Parlane is a legend of the famous 1972 cup winners cup squad and a two time treble winner. Inducted into the hall of fame he has immersed himself in our great history with massive contributions in the light blue of our club. But Parlane was before my time, so I have only ever seen … Continue reading One to One with Derek Parlane
The Buffalo Soldier leads the way
It was nice and also vitally important for the squad to get that away win on Sunday. I'm sure everyone would forfeit performances if it meant a title win come May, but it is also ok to be concerned about the manner of the performance. Seems a bit strange having a 'moan' at a 1-4 … Continue reading The Buffalo Soldier leads the way
The SFA’s mental health stigma is a national Embarrassment
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
Rangers reignite the domestic challenge
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
So Just What Went Wrong Against Livingston?
Another poor result away from home in the league on Sunday has generated many a reaction from the fans. The result was poor, but the performance was what really disappointed most. The team looked nothing like they have in any other match so far this season as they struggled to create chances or defend with … Continue reading So Just What Went Wrong Against Livingston?
