Already a huge fixture.
4 draws for them. The pressure will be huge.

McInnes starts cautious in lesser fixtures.

Big game to debut the new keeper. But I'd go for the win. 

Schwollow 

Steinwender 
Halkett 
Findlay 
Milne 

Ageu
Beningime 
Nieuwenhoff 

Kyziridis 
Braga 
Kabore 

Partly Shankland needs dropped but we need loads of running power up front

I can fully see Shankland, Forrest, Spittal, and Devlin starting, unfortunately. 

The Hoff has nae chance.

As much as I like that team… Hoff won’t play and Shankland won’t get dropped. 

Would put big Magnusson in the middle, and put Kabore through the middle with Braga drifting in from left.

Hopefully Devlin gets an offer he likes from a team with a window open. 
I think MCentee would flourish in Devlin's position.

Can’t see rangers not winning in their first 5 fixtures to be honest.

I've watched this movie too many times. Hearts start the season well, the Old Firm aren't looking great, Hearts go to Glasgow full of confidence and looking to turn them over. What happens? Hearts are 2-0 down after 20 minutes and the game is over.

This Rangers side are fucking terrible, it's not like it's a good team that are in poor form, it's a shit team going nowhere so there's really no excuses to go there and get turned over other than a historical mentality issue.

(09-02-2025, 07:40 PM)AJ. Wrote: I've watched this movie too many times. Hearts start the season well, the Old Firm aren't looking great, Hearts go to Glasgow full of confidence and looking to turn them over. What happens? Hearts are 2-0 down after 20 minutes and the game is over.

And yet, you're looking for a ticket?

(09-02-2025, 07:57 PM)Terry Silver Wrote: And yet, you're looking for a ticket?

Yes. It's called being a supporter and hoping for the best. 

You wouldn't understand.

Weegie pundits are saying that the international break is the worst thing that could happen to Rangers right now. 

Regardless of other people's opinions, I fully expect us to get right at them from the off.

We've had enough time to experiment with players and piss about for the first 45 minutes.

(09-02-2025, 08:05 PM)AJ. Wrote: Yes. It's called being a supporter and hoping for the best. 

You wouldn't understand.

If you were a supporter, you wouldn't be buying knockoff shirts.

Feels like that game where they came to Tynecastle in 2005 and Bednar scored the winner.

We’ll get a feel for where we really are in this game. I just don’t think Rangers can continue to be this bad but we’ll see.

The Brazilian and the keeper really transform our team into a far more solid prospect I think. Draw would be a great result.

Laying a glove on them would be progress, they're absolutely there for the taking, but just being competitive in Glasgow shouldn't be sniffed at at this stage.

(09-02-2025, 08:09 PM)Terry Silver Wrote: If you were a supporter, you wouldn't be buying knockoff shirts.

That hurt.

Still annoyed we haven’t swooped for a RB as it’s the glaring weakness in the side and create such an imbalance. 

Hope to be proven wrong but I see Borch as a perma-crock.

Really hope the keeper and the brazilian start.

Lets give Mcentee a run of games in a traditonal RB berth and see if he warms to the position. Feel like he's been written off there because he isn't Alan Forrest running about daft at RWB.

Surely he's solid cover until Borch is back?

McEntee would be absolutely fine as a bog standard full back in a 4, the problem is when it's a 5 and you're relying on him and Milne to be your wingers basically. Feel like that Livi first half was the death of the 5 at the back idea tbh.

(09-02-2025, 08:22 PM)Charlie Kelly Wrote: they're absolutely there for the taking

Hertz 0 confirmed

0-1 win with Ageu scoring or a 6-0 reverse

Rangers haven't been this There For The Taking since the original championship season. Hopefully we can go there and cause maximum seethe amongst the home faithful with a fast start and early goal, romp to a 0-3 away masterclass. I don't think that'll happen though.