Tempered Optimism

It might not have been the romanticised and cliched ‘last dance’, for there was no real glory at the end of the 90 minutes, but Saturday’s thumping victory over Celtic at least injected some optimism into a support that has been longingly looking to the summer and the curtain falling on this particular team’s era … Continue reading Tempered Optimism →

Subsidiary Accounts Reveal Financial Outlay

The filing of a football club’s subsidiary accounts isn’t usually a notable or even remotely interesting event even for financial nerds like myself. In Rangers’ case ‘The Rangers Football Club Ltd’ is the main trading vehicle of the club and thus makes up the majority of the group accounts which are published online and presented … Continue reading Subsidiary Accounts Reveal Financial Outlay →

Time for farewell to the failures

The aftermath of an Old Firm defeat is traditionally characterised by crashing waves of emotion and frustration as we mentally torture ourselves with replays of key moments and re-run the reasons that the latest particular result slipped away from us on derby day. But not this time. Not anymore. The familiarity of defeat in these … Continue reading Time for farewell to the failures →

Rangers 3 Kilmarnock 1 – Match ratings/Manager reaction

Michael Beale - 3-1 killie.wavDownload Managers reaction 👆🏻 RANGERS: McGregor, Tavernier, Goldson, Davies, Barisic, Jack, Raskin, Cantwell, Fashion Jnr, Kent, Colak SUBS: McLaughlin, Lundstram, Hagi, Souttar, Kamara, Morelos, Wright, Arfield, Devine. Player Ratings Allan McGregor - Quiet afternoon, nothing to do in first half. Poor at the goal conceded, almost seemed to stop. 6/10 James … Continue reading Rangers 3 Kilmarnock 1 – Match ratings/Manager reaction →

Familiarity in Defeat

’22 Trophies in 11 Years’ ‘We Set the Standard’ These were the sobering banners facing the Rangers support as we trudged despondently out of Hampden with a now all too familiar feeling of anger and disappointment. Our great institution, the one built before us on silverware and trophies, has been allowed to regress and settle … Continue reading Familiarity in Defeat →