Helicopter Sunday, Kyle Lafferty's league winner are amongst many recent brilliant victories etched in our clubs history, for Rangers, Easter road is a place where magic can happen. Yes that's right, the Graeme Murty band wagon rolls on to meet our old 'friends' from the Capital on Wednesday night, safe in the knowledge that the Easter Road clash has the potential … Continue reading The Murty bandwagon heads to Easter Road →

The contracts were being drawn up, Derek McInnes HAD agreed to become the 17th manager of Rangers Football Club. The club had agreed to pay Aberdeen just over £1m in compensation for McInnes & his background team. As of yesterday morning it was all systems go. The reason it didn't go ahead is down to … Continue reading The manager hunt goes on as McInnes goes back on his word →

As we revealed on Saturday Bruno Alves missed the trip to Pittodrie but better news today is Bruno is back in full training, he had what is described as 'slight injury' so he should be absolutely fine for Saturday. Graham Dorrans has now had his last injection so should be back in a couple of … Continue reading Alves back as Wallace & Dorrans near return →

I've never been one to subscribe to the viewpoint that referees are corrupt and favour one team over another. I think to feel as such is a dangerous opinion and one which can have a negative impact on your match day experience, I mean such a feeling of corruption isn't healthy is it? So when … Continue reading Honest mistakes or something more sinister? →

Rangers today followed up their impressive victory on Wednesday night by winning yet again against Aberdeen. The 2-1 victory at Pittodrie was earned through a lot of hard work, and a decent amount of skill. There were more than a few good performers yet again, and even the red card to Ryan Jack didn't prevent … Continue reading Aberdeen 1 v 2 Rangers – A Hard Fought Win with Much to Enjoy →