Articles tagged with "walter-smith"
Four Rangers honoured
By j | November 11th, 2008George Burley has announced his selections for Scotland's friendly against Argentina, which includes Rangers Allan McGregor, Kenny Miller, Kirk Broadfoot and Barry Ferguson. When asked ...
Maurice Edu might be available for the upcoming "little match"
By j | August 27th, 2008Walter Smith commented that Maurice Edu is likely to play in this Sunday's Old Firm clash with at Parkhead. The twenty-two year-old American is ...
Goodbye Mr Edu
By nicholas | August 16th, 2008Well I am not too sure how to react, to the recent news of Mr Edu impending departure from the mighty reds. This kind of ...
injury report for Champions League qualifier v FBK Kaunas
By j | July 28th, 2008With Barry Ferguson and Carlos Cuellar out for this Wednesday's Champions League qualifying match versus Lithuania's FBK Kaunas, Walter Smith was pleasantly surprised to announce ...
the return of Steven Davis?
By j | July 26th, 2008With Fulham playing hardball and demanding a firm £4m for Northern Ireland international Steven Davis, the chances of seeing him with the Gers this season ...
Pedro Mendes?
By j | July 24th, 2008The Daily Record is reporting that Walter Smith is entering talks with Portsmouth to bring in stylish midfielder Pedro Mendes. The twenty-nine year-old ex-Porto man is ...
the return of Kenny Miller
By j | July 21st, 2008It has been nearly seven years since Kenny Miller left the Rangers for Wolverhampton. Since then it has been quite a journey for the Scottish ...
of keeping Kris Boyd
By j | July 21st, 2008I started to debate my first Rangers post (well, actually my second if you include the first but we need not get picky yet) and ...
Familiar Faces Find Fate in Qualifying Rounds Draw
By Rob | July 1st, 2008Fenerbahce and Rangers, among others found out thier potential hurdles in making it to the Champions League group stage today, as the draw took place ...
Rangers' "never ever score" strategy works out well - the Final awaits
By Ian Rose | May 1st, 2008I'm not going to make a long post, but I do want to congratulate Rangers on making it to the UEFA Cup final. Actually, ...
Rangers 2 - Celtic 1 (awards, that is)
By Ian Rose | April 14th, 2008The annual awards in the SPL have been handed out, and no real surprises here, considering where the big teams are and why they are ...
Rangers buy their fans UEFA Cup tickets
By Ian Rose | March 27th, 2008As Rangers try to continue Scotland's impressive year in Europe, they will travel to Lisbon to take on Sporting CP on April 10th, after a ...
Glasgow Rangers Blog is here!!
By Del_Boy | August 21st, 2007Hi everyone and welcome to the Glasgow Rangers Offside blog. For those that dont know, Rangers are the most sucessful team in the world winning no ...
The Under-21 Rule ... good or bad for Scotland?
By Ian Rose | August 17th, 2007It's always impressive to see a youngster make a senior squad. When an 18-year-old or even younger walks out onto the pitch for the ...
Zeta beats Kaunas, will face Rangers in CL
By Ian Rose | July 24th, 2007It was a nice story while it lasted. Hearts owner Vladimir Romanov, unable to reach any European competition after a rough SPL season, takes ...
Well, at least Berti's ruled out...
By Craig | January 16th, 2007A national team in crisis. Outrage from the terraces. Witless administrators. Qualifying hopes tarnished. Yep, Berti Vogts' appointment as Nigeria manager was always going to ...
Good Weekend/Bad Weekend
By Craig | January 15th, 2007Good weekend for... Steven Pressley - Elvis' former devotees turned deviant, welcoming him onto the pitch and proceeding to boo him from the first kick onwards. ...
Who can hold firm against the Old Firm?
By Craig | January 10th, 2007The most protracted appointment since the days of Sweeney Todd has finally taken place and, to be frank, nobody really emerges with much credit from ...
Good weekend/Bad weekend
By Craig | January 8th, 2007Good weekend for... Stephen Kenny - As predicted, Rangers dominate the headlines. As not predicted, Dunfermline supplied the ink. So this is what winning feels like. Paul ...
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