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How long will Russell Martin last at Rangers ?
How long will Russell Martin last at Rangers ?
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They only put in a reputed £20m in the first place. How much will they have to shell out now? £3M? £4M? You have to laugh at the ineptitude.
Sevco and Sevpay! Rangers sliding into utter irrelevance. |
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not sure they put anything in they bought shares off real supporters to take over club, that is not a capital investment
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longer than chitchatDi
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longer than chitchatDi
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Don't know if he is good manager or not, domestically results have not been good enough, although he did get through 2 tough European ties which guarantees Europa League income, which his employers would have been delighted with.
He also got a draw v Celtic, and discussed previously he may have been unlucky v Hearts I think the real problem is the support believed the rubbish about massive investment from new owners and that was never going to happen and perhaps the new owners underestimated Scottish football, and he has to take the fall. According to Tory MSP "no more vegans or Buddhists at Ibrox" is the solution  I doubt his personal life had anything to do with him not getting results that were expected.Good Luck to guy hope he proves people wrong in his future career, be interesting to see who they appoint next, or who even wants the gig ? |
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Sevco are in their 13th year so hopefully more bad luck to follow, although it is not really bad luck, the 'fans' have actually engineered this themselves. Both Giovanni van Bronckhorst and Philippe Clement had delivered some silverware and good European runs for them but after a wee run of bad form , the perplexingly entitled 'fans' decided they were not good enough for the club and hounded them out, now where are they? On Sunday the Police had to escort Sir Martin out of Falkirk as hooded and masked fans had gathered on mass, as if to perform a public lynching. Since Rangers were dissolved they have never done what they should have done and lived within their means, they have the splashed cash they didn't have, especially under Dave King, and they are actually still doing it. They had a £17 Million pound loss last season f**ck knows what it will be this season, because it will be a loss, and will they get away with? yes. It's about time this club, along with their thug fan base, was brought to heal, but the SPL does not have the cahonies to do so...
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Sevco are in their 13th year so hopefully more bad luck to follow, although it is not really bad luck, the 'fans' have actually engineered this themselves. Both Giovanni van Bronckhorst and Philippe Clement had delivered some silverware and good European runs for them but after a wee run of bad form , the perplexingly entitled 'fans' decided they were not good enough for the club and hounded them out, now where are they? On Sunday the Police had to escort Sir Martin out of Falkirk as hooded and masked fans had gathered on mass, as if to perform a public lynching. Since Rangers were dissolved they have never done what they should have done and lived within their means, they have the splashed cash they didn't have, especially under Dave King, and they are actually still doing it. They had a £17 Million pound loss last season f**ck knows what it will be this season, because it will be a loss, and will they get away with? yes. It's about time this club, along with their thug fan base, was brought to heal, but the SPL does not have the cahonies to do so...
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great post badjoe must sensible people with knowledge of Scottish football would agree, weird club
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Watch Diomande’s powder puff, couldn’t care less challenge in the middle which led to the Falkirk goal. He couldn’t have cared less. And Souttar is so poor in central defence. There is no fear in the squad. No respect for the club, the fans and their aspirations. Martin’s leadership, if it ever existed, disappeared weeks ago.
Why would Gerrard want to go back there? Why would anybody when they see they see the rag tag squad of nothing at their disposal. I saw Davie White, I saw John Greig at their lowest ebbs but this current Ibrox situation is the worst I’ve ever known. And let’s be honest, things don’t look too clever at Parkhead either. Fans not at all happy there either. What would two defeats produce on their seated stands? |
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rag tag
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From my contacts in Hamilton it's strongly rumoured that Gerrard may pick up the pieces. Not that far off imo as at least he will be closer to home.
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Difficult one to predict, I assume they have spoken to somebody weeks ago, is there anybody even there who could be caretaker ? Who knows ?
I think they will need appointment in before they play Celtic in semi final, that will be massive game for both sides, hope its entertaining, the league is gone that's irrelevant ,Europe is waste of time but gets them cash. |
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Rangers will struggle for decades imv…Celtic are going the same route…..maybe the lizard and Co could plough some of the billions made from punting football into hearts and get some big names……Scottish football is in dire need to get away from Glasgow tbh…..
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Memories acey but I remember when the Gers had most of the England squad and five or six of the Dutch squad. And then you move on to Brian Laudrup....
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Check the line up at most premier matches and count the home grown……
Doubtful Sky would cover Scotland if it wasn’t for the two bitter rivals spewing bile imv… |
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Great players stewarty and Barry home grown skipper, great player class, loved watching them on TV, wee bit unlucky champions league ?
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If they were a wee bit unlucky MALAY I would emphasise the word WEE ..
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There's was no reason not to give the job to Barry Ferguson at the time, yet they seemed to be groveling to get Gerrard back when he walked out on them, it should be the other way round. I'd even give it to Duncan Ferguson over Gerrard.
Kind Regards. |
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Looks like Gerrard is in talks with sevco as I type. The English media getting it wrong again saying he did a' fantastic job' first time round and the fans would 'love' to have him back, from what I see it's 50/50 that they want him to return, so if his appointment p!sses off half of the sevco support, then that'll do me.
. He'll be demanding money at the Crimbo break, so that'll further damage the club and I'd rather have Steve G than Sean Dyche, who would probably do a good job! So roll on another poor appointment for yet more disappointment.  |