Daly!!! Goal Machine.

GingerBear comes up trumps again with another 10/10 performance

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a tough one tomorrow against Falkirk away, the first real test for some of our younger players like GingerBear, Crawford, Faure, Temps and Aird.

Daly-Clark
Temps-Gingerbear-Law-Peralta/Aird
Wallace-Mohnsi-McCulloch-Faure

If things get messy we'll send the one eyed wonder Dean Shiels on



We always play so **** when we are on Sky though so it will probably be a boring 0-0 or 1-1

Gingerbear and Peralta about to destroy Falkirk

My Dad just told me about Fernando Ricksen, what a shame he was one of my favourite players as a kid.

Gutted for him.

that lovely pass to Temps from Gingerbear for the second goal

Gingerbear pulling those strings in midfield again, Nicky Clarke first half hat trick though :worship:

Ginger?

Lewis Macleod probably :conf:

Correct

You wanting Those green and white hoopy bastards in the cup this year Novo?

Wouldn't mind playing them in the Semis at Ibrox, would be a thing of Beauty watching Gingerbear skip past Scummy Scott Brown and banging one in from 30 yards

And popcorn teeth on the touch line throwing a fit. Worth it alone to see that bitter twat claiming SFA bias.

this is like Man City playing in the championship with their current side

difference is we didn't have a option to spend building this squad, it's made up of a free transfers, youth players, successful trialists and a couple of players, Lee Wallace and McCulloch who stuck around to get us back into the SPL.


Aird, Crawford, and Gingerbear are top players, think they would have eventually gone on to make it big even if we stayed in the SPL but now they are getting their chance earlier then expected which is even better for us and them and also Faure > Foster, Hope Ally keeps him in the team now

We'd still struggle away from home.

Macleod is now going places at Ibrox after staying put

Lindsay Herron

Friday 13 December 2013

Jimmy Sinclair, the academy director at Rangers, has expressed his pride at Lewis Macleod making his 50th first-team appearance for the Ibrox side but that sentiment is a far cry from what he feels towards the fates of two other past graduates.

They are almost out of ear-shot as it is, with Jamie Ness and Rhys McCabe both stagnating in English football.

The midfielders matured through the youth ranks at Rangers but became part of the exodus from the club in the summer of 2012 after the club went into administration. Ness chose to pack his bags for Stoke City and McCabe also made for Sheffield Wednesday.

However, far from thriving in their new environment they are now experiencing the football equivalent of Siberia; Ness has appeared in just one match for Stoke, as a substitute in a Capital One Cup tie against Swindon Town last year, while McCabe has had just two minutes of first-team action for Wednesday in the past four months.

Sinclair is sure that both of those players' careers would likely have been better served by staying at Ibrox. "I'm fairly certain that if Ness and McCabe had stayed they would be in the first team and staying there," said Sinclair. "I had faith in these young players and I can't hide that I'm still disappointed by their actions. Maybe these kids will look back and feel they made the wrong decision - but maybe not. I don't know because I don't converse with them anymore."

In contrast, Macleod has flourished in the Rangers team this season and has held on to his place despite the arrival of more experienced players. Of course, circumstances had forced Ally McCoist to dip into the academy a year ago and expedite nine players into his first team. However, it is a source of pride to Sinclair and his staff that Macleod is thriving, while Andy Little, Fraser Aird and Robbie Crawford are also key members of the squad. The coach is confident that there are more on the way.

"We think that we are doing a good job but often it is not accepted that we are," he said. "I don't think administration has made Rangers any less attractive to young players. You could say there has never been a better time to be a young player at Rangers."



What an amazing article about Gingerbear

Nothing will beat running out for Rangers when we’re back in the top flight, says Ibrox playmaker Lewis MacLeod

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LEWIS MACLEOD imagines the moment he runs down the Ibrox tunnel in 19 months’ time to a cacophony of noise.

He can almost feel the atmosphere as the Rangers fans roar their appreciation on returning to the big time as the 2015-16 Premiership season kicks off.

It will be the ultimate dream for the diamond of the Rangers youth academy and he can’t wait to live it.

Other young Scottish players may be seduced by offers from England or abroad but the 19-year-old has only one ambition – to complete the journey of recovery and play in the top flight
with Rangers.

Macleod, who hit the milestone of 50 Rangers matches last weekend, said: “There would be nothing better than playing for Rangers that first year we are back in the Premiership. That would be magnificent.

“I can’t wait for that and also the possibility of playing in Europe. It would be the ultimate for me.

“I know young players left Rangers last year because they believed it was good for their careers but I have no thoughts about doing that.”

Macleod rubs shoulders with the country’s top talent when he is on Scotland Under-21 duty and admits to pangs of jealousy they are either playing in the Premiership or England. He has seen the rise of Andy Robertson at Dundee United, the explosion of Ryan Gauld’s precocious talent and marvelled at the scoring exploits of Stevie May.

However, the teenager will bide his time and savour the moment when as expected Rangers complete three consecutive promotions to get back to familiar surroundings.

He said: “I’m like the odd man out as the rest of the Scotland Under-21 squad are playing at a higher level every week in either the Premiership or England.

“Everyone wants to play at a higher level but I want to do it with
Rangers. Hopefully that day will come and it will be fantastic when it does.

“It’s only 18 or 19 months away, assuming all goes well. Last season flew in for me and I’m sure the next six months will go quickly so we only have a year to go after that.

“I know Andy Robertson. I played against him when he was at Celtic as a young boy.

“He was always a good player. Last year he did well for Queen’s Park but since going to United he has progressed massively and is relishing it.

“Wee Gauldie is something special. He really has something about him and Stevie May is the best finisher I’ve seen. It would be great if the gaffer could maybe bring him to us!”

Macleod, who reached the half century in last week’s 3-0 win over Ayr, is one of the major positives for Rangers out of the horror of last year’s financial meltdown although he was always tipped to make the breakthrough.

Pie & Bovril "Big Rangers Administration/Liquidation Thead" hit 150,000 replies and 9mill viewers recently. How embarrassing for the newco

Who are you supporting this time around Novo? The Spivco n bus boyz or the potless ones?

ADMIN AGAIN FOR THE RANGERS INTERNATIONAL FC after losing another £14mill

What is next Novo ? The The Rangers Solar System FC?

come join the fun Novo - got any shares in the International?

http://www.pieandbovril.com/forum/in...all-chat-here/

Come join the fun and watch Rangers extend their winning streak to 21 tomorrow, already destroyed your beloved East fife as well, looking forward to when Gingerbear and Aird destroys your second team as well when they are playing for the most successful team ever in the SPL

Decent wind-back TBF considering EFFC suk ass!!!!

More seriously, are you a Spivco board supporter or a Murray rhebel?????

Have a wee lookie @ Novo's team Drew - they have blown a share sale in under 12 months, spend more on each players' wages than my wee team do in a season on the whole team, lost £14 million up until September, are going bust again.

You are speaking the truth Mr Claymores