Rangers Banter Archive May 09 2014

 

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09 May 2014 19:45:46
can anyone tell me who have been released and who has not or to the point what about cribari and simonsen or that lad who was signed lately no one seems to know

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{Ed039's Note - Little, Cribari and Simonsen are out of contract on 30th June and Perry and Hegarty have been allowed to find new clubs. A number of youth players will also be out of contract)

Thanks ed

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Ed039, The only thing I find strange is, why announce Little's release and not any comment on Cribari. Simonssen and Hutton.
The man is an embarrassment. Are we to assume Cribari is on his must list. He is the right age and is overpaid, so he must be a target.

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10 May 2014 00:04:09
Simmo took to twitter today writing about his future with the club, asking what the future holds etc, take it he's 100% away?
Also seen Lewis Macleod has been given the all clear aswell
Peralta saying he's recommended a Honduras teammate to Mccoist and Mccoist seems very interested in this player (a rag newspaper)
I genuinly hope Peralta has a good World Cup.

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Ibj d ime sure I read that cribari was away on holiday or was not in the country so this could be why we have read nowt about him I don't think ally would tell him the dreaded by text but yae never know eh

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09 May 2014 19:38:23
i have advocated to give wallace a chance but I see he had a twitter q and a session today I don't have twitter or do twitter I looked at the questions and answers and to be truthful unless there were a lot more than I read the questions very much smacked of being stage managed not one question about macoist or the teams performance questions on stadium facilities fan laison fan this that and the next thing nothing to do with the nitty gritty certainly they are not questions I would have asked or any of the other regular posters I may be wrong and possibly other questions were not in the passage I read but if it was an attempt to win fans over it was a massive failure

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I wonder if this is true if true the mans a coward he should be going in front of a few supporters for a question and answers not hidding behind a keyboard imo

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Who on here asked a question about mccoist or performances? Got to be one of ya that's uses personter

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09 May 2014 18:44:02
Noticed celtic u20s won league title for fifth season in a row. That for me tells you the mediocre standard of young players coming through at ibrox. The whole club is one big mess!

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Perhaps if they thought there may be a chance of a step up to 1st team things might be different. How hard would you try, knowing I doesn't make a blind bit of difference how well you play, ally would rather bring in an overpaid, overrated, journeyman looking for a last boost to his pension pot.

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Tell it as it is sir- well done Blue Velvet- spot on!

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Blue velvet anyone who does not want to try for rangers should be unceremoniously booted out the door with no arguments that's probably a bit of what's wrong at the minute

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BV, I think effort would not be a problem, but what are my chances here might be. I learned, a long time ago, that as a young player you have got to feel wanted. One place that has always been difficult to shine, as a budding star, is Rangers. You have to be one of the elite and fortunate in your timing.

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Its more about the first team for me and if ally had used some of the youngsters in the first team we would be more prepared for what lies ahead we only need to look at hearts and dundee utd to see that yuongsters givin the chance will do fine

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We have treated youth terribly for as long as I can remember many a young lad left us to do good things and have a decent career!we ain't brought few enough in my opinion and I don't believe we don't produce them just not willing to give them a chance to do it!

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@1 absolute rubbish! How many tim youths come through and they won the league. Have you thought that just maybe our young players are not good enough for the first team or at least not ready?

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@7 absolute rubbish (IMO- see politeness costs nothing unlike Ally) you cannot possibly compare Celtic's position with ours. They are a relatively wealthy club we are skint again. They are in Europe again we are in the shyte again.
We had the opportunity to build a young inexpensive team in the bottom tiers of Scotland where the opposition was well below the standard of the top division.
So we are possibly 1 season away from returning to the top division and we have no adventure. no panache, no style and no real form or shape to our team.
In some people's opinions we have wasted a real opportunity to re-invent ourselves but are returning with the same old same old but with a much lower quality of the same old same old because we can no longer borrow as much money as before and the threat of extinction is still like a sword of Damaclees over our heads.
IMO different from yours but not necessarily absolute rubbish

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Greybear, the post states that the young players are not giving their all because they will not progress, well if that's the case then they want to have a good look at themselves but I don't believe that to be true I just don't think they are ready. If our youths are not good enough, then no amount of games will bond them into a team ready for the championship let alone the top league again greybear only in my opinion.

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@9. You just don't get it do you.

The league was own weeks and weeks ago, the perfect opportunity to find out if these guys are ready to step up or not but ally was chasing his precious unbeaten season, sacrificing this opportunity in the process.

Comprende?

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@10 I reacted to a post that said the youths were not trying because they could not get into the first team which if true would be disgraceful comprende vous?

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@11, where does it say in any post that the youths were not trying?

I did post that, knowing they were unlikely to get a chance under ally's reign as manager, they MIGHT not give 100% at all times. I, at no time, accused anyone of not trying.

My point to you was that I have read many of your posts supporting ally and his "tried and tested" method and you seem to be missing the point that he had the perfect opportunity to find out if these guys were capable of stepping up to the first team or not. Unfortunately this window of opportunity has now passed and how anyone can STILL defend his decision not to give them a chance astounds me.

Sinking in yet?

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Not giving 100% and not trying are very similar are they not? That much sunk in.

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@13 It's about going that extra yard. You will do that if there is real opportunity but if the manager really does prefer another route there is no point possibly in going that bit further- "busting a gut for the cause"

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ANY player who does not go the extra yard or is not "bursting a gut for the cause" should not be at Ibrox end of.

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@13, a bit selective in your point. You conveniently missed out the word "MIGHT" in your post. Nobody said for a fact that they were not trying or giving 100%. Big difference, so that obviously didn't sink in.

Go and have another wee read of my post seeing as you missed that the first time, or possibly chose to ignore it.

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@Jyf then let me give you some names who haven't bust a gut- Faure, Cribari and the striker you are keen to bring back Kris Boyd. Boyd almost gets away with it because he is a very fine goalscorer but definitely does not go the extra yard. And Faure and Cribari who Ally prefers to McAusland and Gasparatto do not. If McCoist had at least given these two a fairer crack of the whip he would not be getting such pelters on lack of youth progress.
But hey- we are not going to agree so I'm out of this one now- good luck!

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09 May 2014 17:09:53
Am I the only one who Now has no idea what is going on at our club?

I read the post's on here, and I try to read club statements and newspaper articles.

But somehow I always come away feeling I know less than I did before I bothered reading into it.

I want it dumbed down.

1. How much money do we have in the bank? £££

2. Is our expenditure more than what we have in the bank? Yes or No (if yes by how much?

3. If we don't sell enough season tickets, what will that mean?

4. What players are leaving the club?

5. What players are targets to bring in?

6. Does anyone Know anything about Rangers anymore.

7. Who killed Lucy Biel? A. McCoist, B. King, C. Wallace

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Poster, I do not know what you expect to be told. You either buy a ticket for a game or you don't, but remember, a ticket gets you in to watch a game. So leave the business to those that own the club. If this not suitable, well you know your options.
Yes, we have been pillaged, but to want to know the board's intentions is a joke.
My opinion, and my opinion only:-
1. Back King and we are finished.
2. Continue with McCoist as manager, we are going to self destruct.
3. Back the club, we have a chance, but only if difficult actions are taken.
We have to accept where we are and cut our cloth to suit. We might meander in the championship for a while, but we will end up a solid base and a team we [ and others. ] could respect.
4. Compromise with King. Unlikely because of the terms he would want.
5. Do as we are and the board will borrow to survive, until everything is gone. I just wonder what King will do then and all this from someone who hoped King would come to our rescue. No bigger fool than an old one.

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Bill y I hope what I posted the other night comes to pass or at worst he is made to tow the line but essentially he must go one thing that heartens me a bit there ar quite a few more bears turning agaist herr kings plans maybe common sense will prevail

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Ibj d you say fans are turning against king could you tell me where you get that info from cause I see other fans groups have told rangers they will not back mr wallace nor buy books while current board are at the helm

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09 May 2014 16:27:05
{Ed000's Note - New poll on Which vision of rangers do you support, Graham Wallace or Dave King? on the Ranges voting polls page.

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Whether King's vision is the answer, I do not know. What I do believe though, is that the current board/ owners will continue to bleed us dry. To defeat them, we have to strike at the core. That means taking control, unfortunately I do not know the best way towards this.

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Ab72 striking at the core is no use they must be bought out legally whether we like it or not

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Be honest, does anybody know the vision of either man? None of them have given us anything but spin and occasionally blowing a wee bit smoke up our erses.

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09 May 2014 11:25:25
i am sitting this morning we look at all the newspapers watch ssn for any snipets of news that happens at ibrox talk to fellow bears argue on this site post every bit of news we get and reflecting on things we are as much to blame as the leaders of the various supporters groups because all we do is argue about king macoist and whoever the latest name that turns up then all we do is let of steam but we don't do anything constructive about anything we talk about fans share purchase or getting someone to deal with the bandits to purchase shares then we miscall other posters we should try to do something to help matters because if we don't king and uncle tom cobley and all will achieve nothing other than put the club further into the mire what do do I don't know but surely if we make enough noise about macoist surely we can do something about the football team itself and if what I posted the is correct and I believe it is we can maybe with a bit of effort we can do something about macoist what I don't know but if any bear out there has any ideas throw them into the ring or even ed some ideas from your self because if we sit back and do nothing before to long there will be nothing left to post about

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OP how about this for an idea, we buy our season tickets, stop fighting amongst ourselves and give our chairman a bit of time to get us back onto a level footing. Someone posted that we have sold only 2000 STs then added good, does anyone know the figures for Kings scheme and will the money from this be used to keep us afloat during the summer and how can it possibly be good that we have no money coming into the club? None of us have the answer to this conundrum but we have to get our finances sorted out before we do anything drastic or else we could easily implode. Just my opinion.

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Yes up till wedensday the had sold 12% of last seasons total I would be quite prepared to renew its not dave king or the board that's stopping me its macoist if even the board knew he is stopping probably more ticket renewals than dave king and I hope what I posted about macoists position is correct (i believe it is) I would certainly renew wallace needs a chance but we must achieve a bigger fans shareholding so eventually we can eradicate the bandits because until there is conclusive proof there is a fair chance whyte and green are still in the blue lagoon some where the easdales bought shares yesterday for 13k now surely we could organise to purchase these pockets of shares that are sold I know the more sceptical bears will say they shares are going round in a circle but surely there are records at the aim market that records buyers and sellers so if the board address the macoist situation I woul renew my ticket but I also think the club should extend help to bears who paid there tickets by instalments an dlet them renew without interest in saame amount of instalments I am sure this would boost ticket sales

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How can we get them sorted when the people in charge are squandering every penny giving to them our club is a joke from top to bottom the now and I don't see it improving anytime soon sadly I for 1 won't be buyin I've had enough

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@3 whilst I agree Ryan I will, on balance re-new inspite of Mr Wallace's inaccuracies and our worst ever manager who between them have told more porkies in a few months than any number of us have in our lives.
I posted about a third option which is a loan from the ubber rich Rangers fans who don't want to give the current board a penny. Those of us who want the club to continue on balance whilst agreeing with that sentiment still want our club to go on.
The almost unsurmountable barrier is McCoist. Some want him to stay but a majority think his time is up.
So those of us who would commit to a membership scheme of so much for season tickets and extra to pay off the rich "fans" to pay for fan ownership will be at logger-heads AYE serious logger- heads over McCoist.
His way of almost total reliance on experienced costlier players would simply not be affordable. We would seriously need to cut our cloth in the realisation that although we are a big club in Scotland we are a minnow in world terms.

A couple of weeks ago I googled Arsenal to get their result of a midweek fixture and the pop up announced 2, 400,000 users following the Gunners. I did the same for the Gers and it stated 2, 400 users.

We had about 200,000 who turned up for a European final in our own country. Now yes I know a number of fans who didn't go to Manchester but none who were season ticket holders.

Imo the only way to get the support back is fan ownership and change of manager/coaching staff and a new youth under-pinned strategy.

Can it be achieved not great odds in favour but going down the King route will lead this board to issue more shares and strengthen the position of the hedge fund anonymous faces we all want rid off and weaken the fans chance of a bigger say.

So I will pay for my season ticket but go to the dentist when our games are on.

No one is right here we all have to do what our heart tells us and if that is not pay for your season ticket then so be it but it is a democracy and we have to respect other decisions even if we don't understand them. (Except McCoist decisions on team selection and non tactics)

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Ryan, Could you please tell me what money the current board have squandered since December 2013, apart from McCoist's salary. Again they have the 'excuse'-------- it's in his contract. Maybe if they paid him less he would not notice, as he does not know what is in his in contract. Get real Ryan, they can only play with the deck they were left.
Jyf, simple solutions are usually the best. I agree 100%.

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@5. James Easdale has been on the board for almost a year. Does the money squandered prior to December 2013 not count? 'The Board' is a continuous thing. There are NEVER no board members, or the shares would be suspended. Any current board, while not directly guilty of squandering all of the £70m, must accept that the money was spent by the entity called 'the board' and must take responsibility for it.

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To be fair to easdale he at leat gave an interest free loan of£500k more than any of the rest

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I have no trust in the current board mate if u do its fine by me!what about before dec 2013?are u saying these guys are all new menbers from this point?they give us no answers what so ever so I find it very hard to trust mr Wallace done a twitter poll today answeing?s allegedly I followed it closely and still no further forward with them am totally scunnered by the full club its a laughing stock but that's just how I feel am sure there are loads of happy bears sittin there

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I see mr wallace has said its not the supporters that have caused the problems at our club its the overspending don't know if he is tyring to sweeten us up but I am one that won't be sweetened up and going by season bok sales there are thousands like me

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09 May 2014 08:20:16
david c says on rumours page that hearts could edge us out championship but if either hibs/killie go down along with them it could be a total disaster if macoist is still at the helm

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Spot on, if we play like the last two seasons we'll go no where.

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The end of the world is nigh! Gers are doomed! We haven't even played a match in the Championship and the sack Ally brigade (see above) are at it again.

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Geo I take it you like what you watched for the last two seasons long baw.

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Remember that any clubs coming down will be weakened. They will have to offload some of their higher earners/ promising youngsters. I am not aware of any parachute payments in Scottish football, there may be though. Hearts will probably be an exception to this if they are out of admin by then.

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Leave macoist in charge and follow dave king and rangers will be doomed

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AB72, hearts are playing kids just now.

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Geo, If you think that McCoist is the way forward, good luck to you. You got one thing correct, that is, if McCoist stays we are doomed. As lbj d says, he is probably as big a reason for not buying a season ticket than anything else.

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Geo, If you think that McCoist is the way forward, good luck to you. You got one thing correct, that is, if McCoist stays we are doomed. As lbj d says, he is probably as big a reason for not buying a season ticket than anything else.

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It could like parents against the children when Rangers play Hearts next season.

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The sack Ally Brigade are no longer a minority Geo lol at your post.

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There is a parachute payment but its not a lot

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Ab72 hearts won't be weakened they will be stronger killie will keep the most of there players so will hibs hearts are a far better team than us they also have danny wilson a real centre half who macoist could have signed for nothing we will still have the chelsea pensioners so our chance of another promotion don't look too clever but only time will tell

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N9 ime sure you must have meant grandparents against kids lol

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N5 you forgot to type imo at the end of that post

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09 May 2014 08:05:41
seen on sky last night dinsdale and doug easdales bouht more shares was that them turning the loan into shares or did they buy some from laxey

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Great. buying shares up for 1p or less, just what the club needs! When are we going to wake up? All this board will do is fleece us. Dave King is our only option.

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He paid 23p per share

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Where is Dave kings money though its cash we need not talk!

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It's easy to see who bought the shares and for how much guys

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Dave king has no money to invest in Rangers. The SARS are interested in twelve years accounts that are not forthcoming. Dave Kings recent interest in Rangers was more exploration to see if he could get some of his previous investment of £20m back.

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{Ed039's Note - I cannot find anything on this "further investigation" into DK anywhere and do not know where it has come from)

Kirk, I think you'll find that they were bought at the market share price on the day of purchase. You should also be aware that share transactions take place between shareholders and purchasers, totally independent of the board. Maybe if King started buying shares and accepted what happened, we might be able to move forward.

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Ed your right over the last week I have read quite a bit about kings tax case and there is no mention of that but when he showed income of £4000 and spent millions he is either real stupid or as bad as whyte green and company methinks its the latter

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