16 Mar 2014 22:54:26
Dont know if anyone shares my opinion but thought young crawford was deplorable yesterday. no first touch. sliding into challenges when no one near. would gave taken half dozen pars plyers instead who looked if they had seen a ball before?
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17 Mar 2014 00:10:03
That's because he, s rotten m8, just like Aird, Faure, Little, Foster, Sheils, Daly, Cribari, Perry, Black and Peralta, along with a few more,
funnily enough there is only 3 men who don't see that?
Tomblue
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Sadly it doesn't look like he will make the grade. Not the answer and could see him being released once his contract is up. Still there are a few good young players coming through and hopefully it will work out for them
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Agree with first reply, the likes of Crawford, Aird and the rest of the MP graduated have not got it, MacLeod the exception.
Btw, deplorable? What a great word! Sadly accurate.
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I would like to know what they do at murray park surley they must make the young boy work out I have seen bigger full stops his frame is just not footballer like. you see yhese youngs footballers abroad they work hard in gym for good physicality.
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Dont be to quick to shoot boy down what role is he told play in the game and the tactics employed by ally don't give any boy a chance
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All the boys showed promise at first but have all gone backwards and that must be down to coaching and nothing else at that age boys can run all day and night but they don't look to be fit enough I beleive its the coaching is woeful and if thry will not make the grade they should go and make room for others but to me murray park is not producing the goods
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We should give these youngsters a chance under new management, Cribari, Peralta, Faure are nonsense signings bought in solely to ensure McCoist keeps his job. Get rid of McCoist and his entourage of nobodies on and off the pitch and these youngsters could well be decent players, it's impossible to tell under the current regime, we need a manager that can nurture these young players not just throw cash at useless old foreign players.
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16 Mar 2014 11:03:12
Questions being asked did he put in £20m or didn't he, my question to mr King would be- how can we wrestle ownership from unknown faceless spivs without lining their pockets. Going down buying shares route has the problem of the 30% rule ( once we have 30% we have to offer the rest of the shareholders a deal at the highest share price of the last 12 months). They have the keys to Ibrox and could mortgage it off if the season ticket ticket boycott halts the flow of money, it could be their only option. What questions would fans like to ask Mr King?
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The fans could also buy shares by creating "faceless" companies - 2 or 3 of them and get upto 29. 9% share with each of them.
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The 30% rule applies to single shareholder the trust hold shares by proxy so the rule won't apply remember the board hold proxy votes that give them the power. I am glad to see that we are thinking together as one remember One Rangers. we all want to see us back at the top and quieting down our detractors. Do not think for one minute that the likes of tom English, Hugh McDonald, Cowan and cosgrove and the rest of the rabid band at pacific
quay. They need us more than we need them just ask the clubs who we have played over the last two seasons about the rewards we as a support have brought to them. We will get our place at the top back but we have to stick together we will always argue about our fav player or our worst managers but remember we all cheer loud and proud when we win as a team rant over
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16 Mar 2014 18:28:50
Regarding Cowan and cosgrove on the allocation for the semi rangers should only get an average of their away games because they have had crowds as low as 3000 l away games you could not make up the hatred from these two clowns all RFC away games are sold out. why is our license fee being paid to these clowns. If we showed that amount of hatred to the public we would be brought to task by our employers the worst thing about the bbc is they have now employed a RFC supporting newspaper reporter so that they can get in to press conferences at ibrox time to strike back no more saying that staying silent makes us the bigger person make life unbearable for this pair of clowns
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The semis won't be changed now let's worry about getting into them first as far as board room battle goes the only way to get rid of them is as ihave said many times buy there shares 30% rule would not matter as it cand be avoided that's the only way to stop tearing the club apart that way we may be able to earn a bit more respect amd get back to the real values that rangers always stood for and leave gangsterism well and truely behind us
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To be honest the two of them would only get a job at the beeb because there show is total piffle and does not discuss anything that would help football tam cowans limit and its stretched going round eating houses and giving them marks out of ten in fact if anybody done the same for radio shows how many points would he get along wi cosgrove get as jose says zero
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@3 wouldn't worry what those 2 clowns think neither of them look as though they have played the game at any level and their views aren't important. Better to ignore them and not get upset by their comments.
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Mullad that's what I have maintained all along back them into a corner and thry could do a number of things including calling up ther security and selling murray pak ibrox albion car park edmiston house we woul be left without a pot to p'? in or at best mortage the lot and then sue for ticket money or at very least get season money frozen where it is on dependence because they have disadvantaged the club it would take ever and a day to sort out either way fans lose beware of d king using fans money what does he have to lose? same as donkey hee haw
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Yes mullad, I noticed that this point is being raised again. Seemingly, the £20m was never shown in the Rangers accounts, but maybe Murray should be asked to clarify, and not Dave King.
Re the assets----- this re-iterates my previous posts.
I hope Dave King can gain enough allies to assist him in acquiring more share control and thus nullifying the 30% rule.
I just feel that the holding of season ticket money makes things more precarious.
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