Reply With QuoteGood choice by him - The Rangers are a cluster**** of a club at this time. He will probably end up there at some point down the line though.
Didn't see that coming.
He stays.
Good choice by him - The Rangers are a cluster**** of a club at this time. He will probably end up there at some point down the line though.
When you're dead you don't know that you're dead, all the pain is felt by others....................the same thing happens when you're stupid.
الشعب يريد إسقاط النظام
Zombie Media is brilliant. Apparently Graham Murty is all of a sudden "a much better option" than Derek McInnes. And none of them wanted him anyway
Youve got to laugh
Proper fannies on their fans sites, IQ of a fence post most of them.
When you're dead you don't know that you're dead, all the pain is felt by others....................the same thing happens when you're stupid.
الشعب يريد إسقاط النظام
no quite sure this is the end of it
He who has a why to live can bear with almost any how (Nietzsche)
I agree - it has that feel about it.Originally Posted by arabinblack
When you're dead you don't know that you're dead, all the pain is felt by others....................the same thing happens when you're stupid.
الشعب يريد إسقاط النظام
Good on him!
Good decision,
Could be at Dons for 4/5 years+
I'd argued with someone in work that I didn't feel he would take it. If he's as ambitious as some say, then the uncertainty surrounding The Rangers' future would have been a big issue. The media roundly assumed he'd get a bigger transfer and wage budget, but ignored what might happen if they were to fall into administration in his time (which I think is a real possibility).
Get the double meanings.
Ra Peepul in shock that anyone would turn down the mighty Raingurs
Rangers are a total shambles but it's still a much higher profile job than Aberdeen with a much larger salary I imagine. He'll no get a better job offer, he should have taken it.
Posting Permissions
Bookmarks