Celtic storm it in Moscow, Rangers stumble in Stirling
Rangers ONLY weapon is the crowd at Ibrox...apart from that they are completely gash
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McCoist is a great manager. I really like him.
Was the game that bad for Rangers? Did they have many chances or did Albion shut the Gers down before they could do any thing?
It's clearly a matter of motivation and not ability.
Perhaps the players feel they can get away with it, with Ally? I don't think any of them would dare have that attitude and then walk into the dressing room to Walter Smith.
Jinky, we are a huge club but we can't class ourselves as a "big team". This team was cobbled together at the last minute before the season started. Early days yet, Ally will sort it out.
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Ally's 'reign' has been a disaster.
Brilliant
4 away games against pizza delivery boys and McCoist still can't steer a side on an annual wage budget of 7m+ to 3 points?
How can any Bear defend that?
Curly Can you see it all getting turned round?
McCoist couldn't manage a goog shecht.....way out of his depth.
Gaz, the bears afford Ally too much time simply because of how he performed as a player.
The only reason Ally is still there, is because they have no competition.
It'd be the same with us...but I think Lenny's done well to keep our lads motivated.
I don't buy the "it's a new team" thing, because you've done that in the SPL before and started better. It's a matter of motivation...you wouldn't have beaten Motherwell with ease, otherwise.
Curly
Agree Coisty should get to the end of the season but they need to improve on there away form if you want to be promoted
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Rangers know they'll pisss the league...otherwise Mccoist would have been out after Annan.
Dropping points doesn't mean anything in the grand scheme of things, it's just the embarrassment to the fans.
It's clearly a matter of motivation and not ability.
................
McCoist was a great Number 2 for a much more capable, fearsome manager.
Mr. Love-me Love-me struggling with the demands of leadership.
I don't buy the "it's a new team" thing, because you've done that in the SPL before and started better............We have never had a pre season like this in our history, just no comparison.
Ally can't cut it with far more resources than any other team in that league.
Stirling Albion
It's to do with motivation.
Your players were playing against SPL opposition so were motivated to beat them and then the ability showed in the end.
If you turn up to Stirling and think "Oh, we're gonna' win the league anyway" and don't give everything then there's a chance you'll drop points. It's up to the manager to tell them how unacceptable it is. If I was a Rangers played who would I prefer to walk into that dressing room and see after the game? Walter, McLeish or Ally? Obviously Ally.
McCoist should play the Spartak-Celtic game on their next coach trip.
Let them see how a real team deals with those away-day blues....
Pre season excuse, Jesus wept. Wake up 'ya mug
Who the flicker that gave me 1 vote
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posted on 7/10/12
Celtic storm it in Moscow, Rangers stumble in Stirling
posted on 7/10/12
Rangers ONLY weapon is the crowd at Ibrox...apart from that they are completely gash
posted on 7/10/12
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posted on 7/10/12
In Ally we trust
posted on 7/10/12
McCoist is a great manager. I really like him.
posted on 7/10/12
Was the game that bad for Rangers? Did they have many chances or did Albion shut the Gers down before they could do any thing?
posted on 7/10/12
It's clearly a matter of motivation and not ability.
Perhaps the players feel they can get away with it, with Ally? I don't think any of them would dare have that attitude and then walk into the dressing room to Walter Smith.
posted on 7/10/12
Jinky, we are a huge club but we can't class ourselves as a "big team". This team was cobbled together at the last minute before the season started. Early days yet, Ally will sort it out.
posted on 7/10/12
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posted on 7/10/12
Ally's 'reign' has been a disaster.
Brilliant
posted on 7/10/12
4 away games against pizza delivery boys and McCoist still can't steer a side on an annual wage budget of 7m+ to 3 points?
How can any Bear defend that?
posted on 7/10/12
Curly Can you see it all getting turned round?
posted on 7/10/12
McCoist couldn't manage a goog shecht.....way out of his depth.
posted on 7/10/12
Gaz, the bears afford Ally too much time simply because of how he performed as a player.
posted on 7/10/12
The only reason Ally is still there, is because they have no competition.
It'd be the same with us...but I think Lenny's done well to keep our lads motivated.
I don't buy the "it's a new team" thing, because you've done that in the SPL before and started better. It's a matter of motivation...you wouldn't have beaten Motherwell with ease, otherwise.
posted on 7/10/12
Curly
Agree Coisty should get to the end of the season but they need to improve on there away form if you want to be promoted
posted on 7/10/12
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posted on 7/10/12
Rangers know they'll pisss the league...otherwise Mccoist would have been out after Annan.
Dropping points doesn't mean anything in the grand scheme of things, it's just the embarrassment to the fans.
posted on 7/10/12
It's clearly a matter of motivation and not ability.
................
McCoist was a great Number 2 for a much more capable, fearsome manager.
Mr. Love-me Love-me struggling with the demands of leadership.
posted on 7/10/12
I don't buy the "it's a new team" thing, because you've done that in the SPL before and started better............We have never had a pre season like this in our history, just no comparison.
posted on 7/10/12
Ally can't cut it with far more resources than any other team in that league.
Stirling Albion
posted on 7/10/12
It's to do with motivation.
Your players were playing against SPL opposition so were motivated to beat them and then the ability showed in the end.
If you turn up to Stirling and think "Oh, we're gonna' win the league anyway" and don't give everything then there's a chance you'll drop points. It's up to the manager to tell them how unacceptable it is. If I was a Rangers played who would I prefer to walk into that dressing room and see after the game? Walter, McLeish or Ally? Obviously Ally.
posted on 7/10/12
McCoist should play the Spartak-Celtic game on their next coach trip.
Let them see how a real team deals with those away-day blues....
posted on 7/10/12
Pre season excuse, Jesus wept. Wake up 'ya mug
posted on 7/10/12
Who the flicker that gave me 1 vote
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