Rangers Match Thread 2017/18

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The season kicks off early for Rangers. 29th June home to Pogres in the first qualifying round of the Europa League. There's so much going on at Ibrox these days it's hard to keep track of it all. New signings, a new Director of Football and a farewell to Mike Ashley. All of this has to augur well for the future if Caixinha can make his new team tick it could be a very enjoyable season.

 
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Rumour has it that Ibrox is a sell-out for Thursday night - awesome for the first qualifying round of the Europa League LOL!

WATP

 
Rumour has it that Ibrox is a sell-out for Thursday night - awesome for the first qualifying round of the Europa League LOL!

WATP
Yes, it's a sell-out. Brilliant news. 

Looking forward to the new season. Let's hope it's a good one. WATP.

 
Wasn't the most emphatic win last night for Rangers but a win nonetheless and a few new players.

Hopefully they can make it into the groups (fingers crossed)

 
Wasn't the most emphatic win last night for Rangers but a win nonetheless and a few new players.

Hopefully they can make it into the groups (fingers crossed)
Oh Dear Oh Dear.

What an embarrassment.  :sad:

 
Question is, did last night's result usurp the defeat by Berwick as the worst ever? 

Luxembourg football must be on the up. Wonder if all their players had a full compliment of limbs?

 
I've been trying to avoid it all day.

The build up to the season has been so positive then that shambles last night has just sapped all that positive energy away.

Dorrans has signed and is to be announced tomorrow but we need much more I fear.

 
Fortunately I wasn't able to watch the game. By all accounts it was painful. As Chelsbear has written it was looking positive. 

 
Still Feeling meh about the whole thing not looking forward to the start of the season think its gonna take a while for this team to settle.

 
Right here we go again. I've no idea what to expect this season, could be good, could be a disaster. Not sure yet that Caixinha understands Scottish football but I'm willing to give the guy a chance. The squad looks stronger than last season but I feel we could struggle to score goals. 

Anyway Motherwell on Sunday, looking for a win

WATP 

 
Bit of a mixed start to the season for the Gers, at times playing some good stuff but not clinical enough. Five points dropped at home already mean it's playing catch-up already.

 
Bit of a mixed start to the season for the Gers, at times playing some good stuff but not clinical enough. Five points dropped at home already mean it's playing catch-up already.
spot on; you just can't be sure which Rangers side is going to turn up. But it was never going to be easy and despite his quotes for the media, Pedro is only learning the Scottish game.

Closing the gap is important this year  

 
Well, it's come around quickly enough, another Old Firm encounter. I wouldn't bet against another mauling but a Rangers victory, would be so sweet. I fear it'll be a difficult game to watch as frankly I don't think Pedro is the right guy to put enough steel and spark into Rangers.

Let's hope the cavalry shows up in time...

   
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Didn't watch yesterday's game as was out all day. I spoke to one of my Uncle's this morning. He watched the game and said that the 'Gers are still way behind Celtic. He said that there is no leadership on the pitch. We talked about that and agreed that Barry Ferguson was probably the last decent leader on the park. My Uncle has followed the 'Gers since the sixties and has seen some great 'Gers players and leaders in that time e.g. Greig, Gough and Butcher.

 
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