Sometimes the appointment of a new manager calls for evolution, rather than revolution. This has been shown throughout our own clubs history, with Walter Smith stepping up into the Ibrox hotseat from his previous role as Souness’ assistant in April ’91 to guide us to 3 in a row, and Read more…
It felt like a real statement of intent when on Wednesday evening the club announced the signing of Ianis Hagi on a permanent transfer from Genk. He is one of the hottest prospects on the continent right now, sporting one of the most recognisable surnames in European football. And he Read more…
By Ross Hutton The existence of God is one of the most passionately debated topics in human history. There are many people that are adamant and vehemently opposed to the idea of such an almighty being existing while there are those that have been searching their whole life for signs Read more…
Like many things over the past 8 years or so at Rangers the retail deals have been in a major state of disrepair. We all know too well the struggles that one by one have been overcome by the club, the board and the support and it now looks like Read more…
Alex Staff does some much needed investigative journalism and has produced this new QnA with Murdoch MacLennan. As we all know, Murdoch MacLennan is a forward-thinking, impartial, popular chairman of the SPFL who has the backing of 80% of the clubs in Scotland. Recent events have led to his tenure Read more…
By Jamie Currie Rangers lost their first-leg last 16 Europa League match against Bayer 04 Leverkusen by a 3-1 scoreline. Unfortunately for Steven Gerrard’s men, a second-half George Edmundson header could not inspire a comeback like Braga as the German’s were able to see out the result through goals from Read more…
We’ve all been there – you are playing Football Manger your team is on a roll its almost unstoppable, scoring goals and picking up wins but come 2am you really need to stop and save the game only to come back the next night to find that your unstoppable team Read more…
Welcome back to ‘The Road to Rangers’, the series written by Ross Hutton where we take a deep dive into the life and career of Rangers players and staff before they pitched up at the famous. This time we’ll be looking at the Captain – James Tavernier. It’s fair to Read more…
By Jamie Currie Rangers turned their league form on its head as they comfortably progressed to the UEFA Europa League last 16, with a 4-2 aggregate victory over in-form Braga. It was a controlled, mature, almost-perfect European away display from the team and one that they should be proud of. Read more…
The rush to condemn and criticise on social media after a Rangers drawor loss is hugely tempting and we’ve all done it. Do we post rationalthoughts with cool heads? Or does the raw emotion take over, does yourmood suffer because your team hasn’t performed? Sadly, the latter istrue because football Read more…