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  3. The Blogger Formerly Known As GM on

    It would be magnificent if they went super staunch with Davis and Rae.

     

     

    Here’s hoping, but they can’t be that stupid.

  4. Turkeybhoy on

    “Rangers are confident the new managemeentt team will have the proper UEFA badges to lead the team in Europe this week”

     

    Aw,ur they,Aye.

     

    I smell shite.

  5. quantum on

    Just listening to a live sevco podcast. The 3 of them want a ‘good rangers man’ who know,s what rangers is all about. They never learn. They are truly deluded and gullible.

  9. Burnley78 on

    Gutted they will likely get energy from a league cup win and post Xmas Europe.

     

     

    We will most likely struggle to get the latter and won’t get the former.

     

     

    Really hoping now that Cypriots and St Mirren can get results to prick any bounce.

  11. Stephbhoy67 on

    To be fair beale destroyed celtic during the pre-season cup. He used his great tactical mind and eye for a player to push so far ahead I was worried we would never catch them such was their wonderful recruitment of cheap superstars. celtic obviously struggled to keep up signing only cheap projects and hiring a failure of a manager in rodgers after that lucky ange guy left the building.

     

     

    To sevco’s credit having backed the superb beale for a full 7 domestic league games they reached the point they had to sack him because sevco should apparently have got into the champions league and beat all before them. Anything else is a failure. Problem is it is also unrealistic but why bother with facts, its hardly thier supporters strong point.

     

     

    We now get the pleasure of being told that the next with do x, y and z, is is wonderful manager and put them back where they belong and put us back in our place. Doing the sacking and hoping for a bounce with real rangers men etc etc

     

     

    HH

  12. Parkheadcumsalford on

    All good things come to an end. I was hoping they would have had to keep him for the season at least. Can they afford to sack him? I didn’t think they could. I had read that he had 3 or 4 years left on his contract; I presume that’s a fair amount of money.

  14. Melvin Udall on

    The Rangers Board said:

     

     

    “We have endeavoured to appoint the staunchestest management team we could find in the Auchenhpwie car park”

     

     

    WATP!

  16. The Blogger Formerly Known As GM on

    That’s one silver lining- it will cost them to pay off Micky Mouth after he’s blown the budget on a load of dross(ers) 😂😂😂

  20. TinyTim on

    I would rather they appoint the big name like Frank Lampard are opposed to the unfancied experienced Neil Warnock ,

     

     

    Warnock knows how to build a team with ordinary players .

     

     

    Ironically Robinson at St Mirren would do his chances no harm with a win against them on Sunday.

     

     

    TT

  25. GFTB on

    The Huns are our nearest challengers … sport is all about enjoying your nearest competitors flucking up as BRRB posts repeatedly… let the good times roll

     

     

    The Huns still think Gerrard was a success 1 trophy out of nine

     

     

    I love they now appreciate….. being pish

     

     

    Delighted Brendan is back to collect the trophies that he, Neil & Ange have got us used too 🍀🍀

  26. dessybhoy on

    Kevin Thompson trying to bring Celtic into them sacking managers, for his sake they aren’t conditioned to winning they’re defined by hating Celtic that is their DNA not winning ,Warnock is a thug and would get his team to kick the stars out of the sky,talentless beyond that.

  30. Jobo Baldie on

    *SENTINEL CELTS PLAYER OF THE YEAR 2023-24*

     

    *RESULTS FROM GAME #9 – MOTHERWELL 1 CELTIC 2 (PALMA, O’RILEY)*

     

     

    Good evening, friends and apologies for interrupting any discussion on tonight’s breaking news, that Triggers Broom FC are looking for their 7th permanent manager in their 11 year history…..

     

    So, back to yesterday and prior to kick off I eagerly anticipated a tight challenging game at the home of one of Scotland’s form teams. But I was soon disappointed with Motherwell’s real lack of ambition, playing very cagey, sitting in and hoping to catch us on the break. In turn this led to a pretty uninspiring first half going into the break goalless. And so it continued for a large part of the second half, albeit Motherwell were at least a little bit more positive in their approach. It was a game that had ‘one goal wins it’ written all over it and when Luis Palma got his first goal for The Hoops late in the game that’s the way it looked. Deep into stoppage time and a couple of disasters struck – firstly Motherwell equalised and then, 15 seconds later, my screen froze, never to return until after the final whistle! So the euphoria of our 97th minute winner was a bit subdued given that the news was provided via Twitter but, hey ho, a fantastic win nonetheless. And of course, the afternoon just got better (EK won) and better (Aberdeen won)!

     

    We have now played 9 games, winning 6, drawing 1 and losing 2 with 16 goals scored and 7 conceded.

     

    A huge thank you to the 76 who voted this week. The total votes cast for each player are as follows, with my own nominations asterisked.

     

     

    Bain*: 45

     

    Johnston: 6

     

    Lagerbielke: 0

     

    Scales: 40

     

    Taylor: 30

     

    McGregor*: 36

     

    Hatate*: 2

     

    O’Riley: 63

     

    Yang: 0

     

    Kyogo: 0

     

    Maeda: 1

     

    Forrest: 1

     

    Phillips: 0

     

    Oh: 0

     

    Turnbull: 0

     

    Palma: 4

     

     

    And so, the players receiving POINTS for the game against Motherwell are –

     

    O’Riley – 5 points

     

    Bain – 4 points

     

    Scales – 3 points

     

    McGregor – 2 points

     

    Taylor – 1 point

     

     

    The overall positions after 9 games played are –

     

    29 points – O’Riley

     

    18 points – Kyogo

     

    14 points – Scales

     

    11 points – Johnston and Maeda

     

    9 points – Nawrocki and McGregor

     

    7 points – Hart and Yang

     

    6 points – Lagerbielke

     

    4 points – Bain, Taylor and Turnbull

     

    2 points – Carter-Vickers and Ralston

     

    0 points – Abada, Bernabei, Bernardo, Forrest, Haksabanovic, Hatate, Holm, Iwata, Oh, Palma, Phillips, Starfelt and Welsh

     

     

    *SEPTEMBER PLAYER OF THE MONTH*

     

    The Player Of The Month award is based simply on the total votes received across all games played. There were 5 games during September – Sevco, Dundee, Feyenoord, Livingston and Motherwell. In 3rd place with 150 votes is Calum McGregor and the runner up on 175 votes is Liam Scales. But the clear winner of September’s Player Of The Month with 259 votes is Matt O’Riley.

     

     

    We now move on to Matchday 2 in the Champions League, a home tie on Wednesday evening against Lazio. Kick off 8pm.

     

    Hail Hail!

  31. dixiedeans on

    Are the huns going for a world record of suspect managers ?

     

    The only manager that could actually manage,they binned.

     

    There is something we are missing here..

     

    Can’t quite put my finger on it.

     

    Actual quite well off people chucking money down the sevco well.

     

    They are for the watching.

     

    HH

  34. Tontine Tim on

    Oh well the cockney rebel has left the building arrogant see you next thursday all he did was put us down and throw his players under the bus

  36. Burnley78 on

    Staunch kinda only works with players who identify with it.

     

     

    Winning the great January window will be the next big thing but they have a huge tail of a wage bill and legacy spend.

     

     

    My only fear is the momentum they get from a league cup win and a euro run post Xmas.

  40. GFTB on

    Burnley78 10.45pm

     

     

    They would need better players for that to happen

     

     

    Celtic are in a good place .. Brendan is a top manager who I am delighted we have (still gutted he left but we all make mistakes, although maybe just an employment decision for a football manager :-) I am glad we have him back

     

     

    Good times ahead and we have endured many many good times recently

     

     

    Hail Hail

  41. Tontine Tim on

    BURNLEY78 on 1ST OCTOBER 2023 10:45 PM

     

     

    My only fear is the momentum they get from a league cup win and a euro run post Xmas.

     

     

    *was the cockney rebel no suppose tae give them taht when they threw gio under the bus.

  42. GFTB on

    Thankfully am no a Hun …

     

     

    But how shoite must things be if Alex Rae is the guy you hope might turn things around for your team :-)

     

     

    😂😂😂

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