The OFFICIAL Rangers Thread - Page 7

Tommy · 22nd December 2007, 8:56am

Many league championships you won during that time? 1, 2, 3, nil!

Westy · 22nd December 2007, 9:02am

Well in 1 season, I think you can only win one championship. Infact i'm pretty sure of it. And we didn't win that one.

I mean yer hardly going to win 9 League titles in 5 year or something. Ya daft cunt.

Tommy · 22nd December 2007, 9:09am

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Originally Posted by Westy

Well in 1 season, I think you can only win one championship. Infact i'm pretty sure of it. And we didn't win that one.

Exactly -

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Originally Posted by Westy

Ya daft cunt.

Westy · 22nd December 2007, 5:13pm

On Ye Go Hibs!

Timmy · 22nd December 2007, 5:17pm

Celtic 18 37
Rangers 15 34

Rosco · 22nd December 2007, 5:20pm

I really hope we win our games in hand now.

Semprini · 22nd December 2007, 7:03pm

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Originally Posted by Rosco

I really hope we win our games in hand now.

Did you not before?

Rosco · 22nd December 2007, 7:08pm

Well obviously, but i think we have the added incentive of building up a big gap if we win the games in hand and the OF game. We can't be complacent though, although i think Celtic will still drop a lot more points because they're frankly shite at the moment.

Timmy · 27th December 2007, 6:21pm

RINO GATTUSO is back in Scotland for Christmas - and spent today training with former club Rangers!

The AC Milan midfielder has returned to Glasgow for a few days to visit his wife Monica's family and watched the 3-1 win over Motherwell from the director's box on Boxing Day.

Although there is a three-week break in Serie A, the 29-year-old is keen to keep in shape until his side hosts Napoli on January 13 at the San Siro.

Gattuso turned to his former Gers manager Walter Smith for use of the facilities at Murray Park and he was only happy to oblige.

Check out our exclusive pictures of the World Cup and double-Champions League winner working with Gers for the first time since he left for Salernitana in October 1998.

I'm Your God Now · 27th December 2007, 6:33pm

Awesome

High-Five!

Timmy · 29th February 2008, 5:01pm

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Back At Last

By Andrew Dickson

WALTER SMITH has revealed Stevie Smith and Andy Webster are now ready to make first-team comebacks.

The Rangers coach has included the pair in his provisional pool for tomorrow's home game with Aberdeen and they could take places on the bench.

Webster was in the thick of the actionSmith and Webster have been back in reserve action for a month after spending more than two years out injured between them.

But now they are on the brink of breaking into the main side again just as the season reaches its climax.

Manager Smith said: "Stevie and Andy are part of a large group we will choose from for the game and that is the first time they have come back into it since their injuries.

"They are effectively fit and ready to be involved again and we are very pleased from that point of view.

"In the situations the players have found themselves in, we have felt for them as they have wanted to play.

"They have both had a couple of injuries which have taken an awful long time to settle down and there has been a lot of frustration for them.

"But we are hopeful the two are now over the worst of their problems and that they can continue their careers.

"They have both done very well in terms of the way they have handled their situations and it is good to have them back."

Rangers go into tomorrow's game on the back of 10 league wins in a row and confidence is high following the 4-0 win over Hearts at Tynecastle on Wednesday.

There are also many players to choose from, with only DaMarcus Beasley and Graeme Smith out and Jean-Claude Darcheville hopeful of being involved.

Smith knows there is no room for complacency, particularly against an out-of-sorts Aberdeen side his men will be expected to beat.

He added: "Our good run has been necessary for the sake of keeping us at the top of the league because Celtic have shown the same level of consistency as ourselves.

"We are under a good kind of pressure just now after the run of results we had last season, which wasn't so nice, but we have to keep going.

"Aberdeen had a bit of disruption and lost key players during the January transfer window but they were playing as well as anybody in the league before then.

"They have never been short of determination and spirit and I am sure they will show that again tomorrow."

Good news for all the gers

Westy · 29th February 2008, 5:09pm

Good stuff. Stevie Smith is quality.

Timmy · 29th February 2008, 7:57pm

Cousin staying, can only be a good thing at this stage.

I'm Your God Now · 29th February 2008, 8:13pm

Good to her Stevie Smith is back, he's a brilliant player when fully fit, good to get him back in the side.

Westy · 7th March 2008, 7:14am

January 2007. PLG dropping Barry as Captain. Out of the league title already. Knocked out of the CIS cup by St Johnstone.

15 months on. Top of the league. In the CIS cup final. In the Scottish Cup still. Just beat Werder 2-0 and have a great chance of making the last 8 of the UEFA cup.

YouTube - Walter Smith 'Fix you'

Cheers Walter. (Y)