500 not out for McGregor. Match ratings & Managers reaction

Rangers vs Dundee United - RANGERS: McGregor, Tavernier, Goldson, Davies, Barisic, Lundstram, Jack, Cantwell, Tillman, Kent, Morelos. Subs: McLaughlin, Ridvan, Colak, Souttar, Matondo, Kamara, Wright, Fashion Jr, Arfield. Match ratings: Allan McGregor - 500th appearance for Allan today, quiet afternoon, not a lot to do. 6/10 James Tavernier - Harshly booked then taken off to … Continue reading 500 not out for McGregor. Match ratings & Managers reaction →

Boardroom silence can’t continue and the message from the stands is ‘time for change’

More talking points from the weekend but they are largely from off the field, rather than on it, as the Rangers performance merely confirmed what we already know. The protesters made their position clear again, in their eyes it’s ‘time for change’. On the pitch Rangers were similar to what we know under Beale, don’t … Continue reading Boardroom silence can’t continue and the message from the stands is ‘time for change’ →

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 →

Cup finals and momentum

The first trophy of the season is up for grabs this Sunday. Rangers face Celtic in what on paper should be an epic contest. Ange Postecoglou’s team have been rampant all season, dispatching most teams in Scotland with a nonchalant ease that suggests they’ll go into the match at Hampden Park as the heavy favourites … Continue reading Cup finals and momentum →