Rangers Discussion Posts 3

17 Jul 2026 13:50:03
Question, is there club actively looking to do Barron and if so is this because they feel now is the best time to sell him in terms of value or cus he's not good enough. Personally I'd far rather we sold Chucky and kept Barron.

17 Jul 2026 14:16:00
Smith, I'd agree with that.

17 Jul 2026 14:21:54
I wouldn't.

17 Jul 2026 18:17:41
Sorry, but at least with Chucky he knows where the goals are.

17 Jul 2026 18:46:08
Nope. Chucky over Barron all day, everyday.

18 Jul 2026 22:06:32
Close season and the hot weather is getting to some of us obviously. 🤪

18 Jul 2026 22:30:36
Think a lot more to be seen from Chucky this season.

16 Jul 2026 22:25:48
This looks to be our biggest transformation in years and years with players in and out.

17 Jul 2026 00:51:28
Biggest shake up of the club since the Advocaat era.

17 Jul 2026 08:26:17
Actually biggest shake up since last season. 😉

17 Jul 2026 09:02:26
😂😂 Angus.

17 Jul 2026 12:22:37
Correct Angus (& the season before). 🫣🫣

17 Jul 2026 12:48:56
Let's hope not next season eh lol.

17 Jul 2026 13:45:27
Stevie, if we don't win we will want to get rid of everyone and start again. If we win we only want rid of half the team. 😉 Normally those who smiled when we lost a game, chatted to opposition players. You know the heinous crimes they commit.

17 Jul 2026 14:10:48
Let's hope this shake up will be successful and lead to good times.

17 Jul 2026 14:16:48
Angus, you're not wrong there, mate, lol, get rid of all them but Dahl. 😂😂

17 Jul 2026 23:31:43
Player laughs and jokes with a player from the other side when we have just lost the league. I want that player out as fast as possible, and it makes no difference what player it is, Angus.

18 Jul 2026 08:14:01
And there is the difference between us. 🤷 Players are human beings and not robots. They will be friends with players from other teams or perhaps just even polite enough to laugh at something funny the player said. Don't answer back, as don't want to further spoil what was just a joke thread more.

18 Jul 2026 08:49:41
Angus, correct, very different.

18 Jul 2026 08:52:42
Angus, he has done it off the park, fine, but now, he did it seconds after the final whistle after losing the league, he was a teammate, he'd be getting it tight from me.

16 Jul 2026 21:49:49
I need your knowledge for those who know.

I am considered disabled due to how CPTSD affects me on a daily basis.

I am unable to work at the moment due to the difficulties I experience. Which means, I live off a very tight budget.

I would like to try and get to more games this season if/when I feel well enough as I continue my recovery journey.

I can dissociate, get overwhelmed with crowds depending on where I am at any given moment.

My question is, does anyone know if I would be eligible for a concession and if there are any other forms of support out there when attending events.

Do Rangers as a club offer anything?

Thank you.

17 Jul 2026 00:33:17
John Spiers would be the man to speak to at Rangers accessibility team. He's a top bloke and very helpful.
Email: disabilitymatters@rangers.co.uk.

17 Jul 2026 10:54:13
Jasper72, good info & very comforting to know we have guys like yourself on this site. 👍

17 Jul 2026 11:05:30
Thank you so much. I'll get in touch. 😊

17 Jul 2026 15:30:59
Gazza, please let us know how you get on, if you don't mind, that is. 👍

17 Jul 2026 21:23:49
Hello, you have a few options, depending what is right for you.

Free Personal Assistant/Companion Ticket: If crowd overwhelming or dissociation means you cannot safely or comfortably attend alone, we provide a free ticket for a companion.

Beyond this I can think of two specialised matchday provisions designed to mitigate crowd stress and sensory overload.

Broxi's Den: A sensory suite specifically built for fans who face neurodiverse or mental health challenges and need a controlled environment. It offers a quiet chill-out room with televisions to watch the match away from the main crowd if you begin to dissociate or panic.

Ambulant & Easy Access Seating: You do not need to sit in the intense main stands or near congested exits.

You can request "Easy Access" seating closer to concourse exits or quieter spaces to make a quick exit if you feel overwhelmed. There are a limited number of these kept aside for each game.

To get the ball rolling, email the club's dedicated Disability Access Officer at disabilitymatters@rangers.co.uk and explain your diagnosis, outline how dissociation and crowds affect your ability to attend independently, and request a Reasonable Adjustment Form.

The team responsible for this are incredible and are, like so many at the club, unsung heroes.

17 Jul 2026 22:14:36
Thank you so much to all of you who replied, and a massive thank you to EHL2020 for such a detailed breakdown. It's amazing! 🤩

Hearing about things like Broxi's Den (how good does that sound BTW) and the easy-access seating options has honestly made me feel so much safer about the prospect of coming to games.

I sent a detailed email off earlier to the disability matters inbox to explain my situation, give him my booking reference for the West Ham friendly on the 26th, and ask about getting onto the club's disability register.



I wasn't aware at the time about a reasonable adjustment form, but maybe they'll send that in their reply.

I really appreciate the support and the pointers. It's made a massive difference and taken a lot of the fear out of reaching out to the club for support. It feels great to know that I can be accommodated.

Cheers again! You're awesome. 🤗

16 Jul 2026 20:35:42
I'd be asking the agent of Saracchi that lb on loan at Celtic, what he thinks of a move to Rangers, we need a lb, he's under 2m, and not a big salary, very good back up for Rommens.

16 Jul 2026 22:19:49
Beale couldn't agree anymore, mate, I'd be doing same.

I also would be looking at young Fraser at Dunfermline. He ticks a lot of boxes for me.

16 Jul 2026 19:39:39
Wondering how our delegation team are faring 🤔

16 Jul 2026 20:39:20
They never went to Norway, so I don't think they will be faring anything.

16 Jul 2026 21:36:40
I posted info, Storm, but it's not up. Apparently, they did go according to Norwegian media.

17 Jul 2026 13:05:04
So, according to Norwegian media, they did; according to Scottish media, they didn't. 😂

17 Jul 2026 14:25:12
Anno, only post what I find, or will I not bother? 🤔😤😄

16 Jul 2026 12:49:20
Cardiff look to be edging closer to signing Dahl :(

16 Jul 2026 09:12:18
Genuine Question for England fans. Southgate was criticised for not being able to win when it counted and Tuchel was brought in to make the difference and be able to make the right decisions. Who will go down as better?

16 Jul 2026 11:07:20
You would need to bring in an attacking coach to make a difference, and Tommy T isn't that.

16 Jul 2026 12:06:51
Kaiser79, for me it's just that we are simply not good enough. Semi finals stage is our level. I thought that before the tournament started we would reach the semi's. Looking at our performances through the tournament, we went a round further than we probably should, as I felt Norway should have beaten us. The subs Tuchel made last night were confusing, imo.

However, that game should've ended at least 4-1, with the chances Argentina missed in the second half. As an Englishman, I may be one of the very few who does not buy into the media's hype and us having all these world class players, the proof is there for all to see over numerous tournaments.

16 Jul 2026 12:46:17
Do you think Tuchel should be sacked, Southeastbear? I've seen loads of folk wanting him replaced. I'm the same, the media hype does my head in at times, but for some reason really did fancy us to get to the final this time. Looks like we are a nearly team.

16 Jul 2026 12:53:44
Me2 I'm not sure either way. If he is sacked, who do we replace him with that can do any better? That's my question. Tuchel is no mug and is a good coach imo. We've changed manager again but retained the same squad for the most part, I know Foden, Palmer and a couple of others didn't come this time but the result has been the same and if they were there would it have been any different? I don't think it would.

16 Jul 2026 13:48:09
He blew it last night going to a 5 4 1. He then tries to rectify it by bringing on a player who hadn't kicked a ball at the World Cup in Toney. Poor decisions by the manager cost them last night. Even Kane alluded to it in his interview, saying trying to hold on to 1-0 was not good enough.

16 Jul 2026 14:06:18
His decisions did play a big part in why England lost that game, however, performances throughout the tournament never showed that we could beat any of the top teams that were still left in it. We have played better in previous tournaments, and still failed. I believe the semi's are our level at this moment in time.

16 Jul 2026 15:12:41
I am not an England fan but will give my 2 cents.

When I watch them, I just feel they are too direct. It makes them always look like they can score goals but they never seem to control games. This has been the same for decades.

The direct tactics work till they meet a team who control the game, at which point they struggle to adapt and either narrowly win or are knocked out.

I know folks blame TT, but for me that's not quite right as this is more fundamental to their style of play.

I felt he reacted to the game last night rather than changing it.

If England actually want to succeed they need someone who will change the mindset of the whole team. Possession in international game is still the biggest factor in the teams who win things imo.

They have good enough players to do this, I am just not sure they have the willpower to be patient within games and also potentially endure a rough transition period.

16 Jul 2026 15:33:53
Is the manager not responsible for their style of play. He picks the squad and team based on how he wants them to play.

16 Jul 2026 16:20:31
I get what you're saying, JFM, but if you look back years, no matter the manager they have always played a very direct style.

I think it's more fundamental because it's how most EPL teams play and not enough of them play outside England. Obviously it's because of money, but it definitely hampers them imo.

I know Pep came in and went to possession play, but even he loosened on that the last few seasons.

Like us, when you blame the manager you're going down a quick fix route and ignoring the underlying issues than span manager after manager.

Tuchel did not change the game, England's inability to control the game when they scored was the issue for me. All he did was react to what was already happening by putting players on that were more suited to the game as it was at that time.



I think he should have kept some pace on to be more of a threat on the break, but that would not have affected the actual flow of the game and that's where England always fall down. It also may have led to goals in any event as attack minded players don't have the same discipline and concentration that natural defenders do.

They can get rid of TT but unless they have someone come in and fundamentally change their style they will always be close but not quite there imo.

It would probably take a Pep or Enrique type manager to do that, someone with enough gravitas to instil the belief that it's the right way to go and not be caught up in the cycle.

16 Jul 2026 16:59:49
At the end of the day, Tommy, I don't follow England. Based on your assessment, keeping Tuchel is not the answer either, as he also didn't change the way England play and will probably stick with the system he currently plays.

I just think, by going 5 4 1, he just invited Argentina onto his goal, and they proved in earlier rounds that's a very dangerous thing to do. As it turned out it was a bad decision.

16 Jul 2026 17:34:59
Almost all of the top teams in England are stocked brim full of top quality foreign talent, who know how to control & win games.
There are very few stand out English players that are part of this, other than being squeezed in, to keep the play flowing through this group.
Because of the money sloshing around & the prevalence of these players, the EPL is regarded as a top league.

Play 6 or 7 English players over each team & you would soon witness a total collapse of the EPL.
FYI, there were 3 or 4 of that English team at the World Cup I had to look up. Not a problem with eg Argentina or Spain.

16 Jul 2026 17:56:26
Agree with many of the sentiments. Probably England aren't as good as they make out, but at the same time, Tuchel basically slagged off Southgate for being too worried about losing and then did the exact same thing. I think, on this occasion, it was the manager who let the players down for once rather than the other way round.

Can't think of many players u could say let the side down, but they were doing as he asked them, with no way out. Southgate never reacted when he needed to, but Tuchel actually made them worse from a winning position.