‘If you think Rangers have improved, you are having a laugh’ – Dispelling the myth of the media loudmouths

Steven Gerrard arrived last summer with the task of trying to fix a team badly broken by a season of damaging set backs. He inherited a squad that needed gutting and a club that was badly needing direction. A mammoth turnaround of players was needed and all on a budget of £8m, not a lot … Continue reading ‘If you think Rangers have improved, you are having a laugh’ – Dispelling the myth of the media loudmouths →

Dolly swept aside as summer transfer rumours go into overdrive

Rangers victory on Sunday was another welcomed three points as the club aim to finish the season strongly. It was a solid performance and in spells we looked very good, we knocked the ball about very well and looked slick in possession. As the manager commented perhaps the disappointing part was lack of more goals … Continue reading Dolly swept aside as summer transfer rumours go into overdrive →

James Tavernier – leading and producing when it counts

The role of a full back has evolved probably more than any other role in the modern game. The full backs in top sides are now required to do far more than just defend. This can cause division between fans of different eras or supporters with different opinions. Some will say that a full back … Continue reading James Tavernier – leading and producing when it counts →

The sun shines on Rangers as the club get ready for the summer transfer window

As the sun shined on our Easter weekend, Rangers produced another dominating performance at Tynecastle as they collected a well deserved three points Home and away victories against Hearts have sandwiched a competent victory at Motherwell. Performance has been good and that subtle change in formation, effective. The jury remains out on whether it really … Continue reading The sun shines on Rangers as the club get ready for the summer transfer window →