06 Jul 2019 19:27:23
As we all know our young midfielder ross mccrorie has joined portsmouth, on a season long loan deal. As i have already stated, i think steven gerrard knows what's best for mccrorie and its the correct decision in my eyes, to give him game time. We all need to be honest here and be realistic, that mccrorie wouldn't currently get into our starting midfield. Really do hope it works out for mccrorie, the way it has for greg docherty.
Gerrard has been very impressed with docherty in training and the bounce games,
since coming back from his loan deal, from Shrewsbury town. I personally have always liked and rated doch. He's very strong and powerful midfield runner with a first class attitude. I truly now believe that he is very much part of gerrard's first team plans. My wee question to all my fellow bears out there is. Which midfielder between greg docherty and ross mccrorie is/ will be the better midfielder and has developed the most?
Which one will go on to have the better rangers career? Who do you guys rate the better all round? ED, you could even do a poll on this, if that's ok with you mate? Cheers!
For what its worth, as much as i like and rate young ross mccrorie, i honestly do think / rate greg docherty the better midfielder! Young doch has an immense attitude in general and to succeed and his fitness levels are through the roof. He was absolutely superb down at Shrewsbury and that development and grounding in that hard physical league, will be to the massive benefit to us longterm. It has been the making of young docherty! He's got a big future with us IMHO.
{Ed033's Note -
McCrorie, Docherty Poll
06 Jul 2019 20:05:49
They're very different midfielders. Mcrorie is a defensive midfielder. Docherty a more attacking one. I hope both go on to have great rangers careers but let's give Docherty some games before blawing him up to much. he hasn't played a competitive game since he's come back yet! Just MHO.
06 Jul 2019 20:50:28
Sg Docherty will be some player given that u say mccrorie will play hundreds of game for us and gain many caps.
06 Jul 2019 21:46:15
John
Better off forgetting about half of what coop says as he can’t remember half the BS age puts on here.
They are 2 completely different midfielders but if I have to choose one it would be good all day long.
06 Jul 2019 22:56:10
Tell you what i'll have a monkey on who earns more caps for Scotland. Mcrorie for me all day long.
06 Jul 2019 23:14:19
It’s got to the stage now when I see a novel of a post I know who it is straight away, scroll down to the bottom and lo and behold! it’s the famous supercooper11.
07 Jul 2019 01:08:59
McRorie is the better player all day long.
07 Jul 2019 01:09:48
Also Coop, how do you know who Gerrard has been impressed with? Does he call you at bedtime before you drift off to fantasy land?
07 Jul 2019 07:55:17
J-zer, paul gascoigne only got over 50 caps for england whereas our manager steven gerrard and frank lampard got over 100 caps, i know who the better midfielder was, the one and only paul gascoigne by a distance. So getting more caps for your country, doesn't always mean your a better player.
07 Jul 2019 10:03:01
I love Gazza but he wasn’t better than Gerrard, give yourself peace. He was brilliant when we wanted to be but Gerrard was top level for probably 15 years.
07 Jul 2019 12:11:17
Wagman, you obviously never watched Gazza in the 1990 WC or maybe you were to young to watch him in his prime or when he was with us? Stevie G was an amazing player it your comments are wrong and I believe Gazza was Stevie G hero!
10 Jul 2019 00:03:28
I had a season ticket through Gazza’s entire time with us, I saw every minute he ever played for us and I saw his England appearances at major tournaments. I also say Steven Gerrard for most of his career and saw him more or less single handed turn round a 3-0 deficit in a Champions League final. Gazza had a lot of ability but Stevie G was one of the top ten players in the world most of his career. Cool have played any position, after Cristiano Ronaldinho he’s the most well rounded footballer I’ve ever seen.