Rangers Debates 4

20 Sep 2026 14:33:02
What a difference a few weeks make. I'm sure we can all agree that at the start of the season we looked awful. What a turn around. DM had finally got a tune out of us.

20 Sep 2026 14:12:19
Well done lads. A total domination, As Dan Boone would say, Hi Hi Hi beautiful Sunday.🇦🇺🇬🇧.

20 Sep 2026 14:06:10
One of the most comfortable 1-0 wins for Rangers i've ever seen 😁🇬🇧 Sterling, makhanya and neil were immense, with Raskin and Naderi not far behind them 👌🇬🇧In fact yet again the full Rangers team did superb and a very well done to our manager derek McInnes 👏👏🇬🇧.

20 Sep 2026 16:33:15
Coops - agreed bud but at no point did I feel comfortable. The sense of dread of losing a goal to them is too much 😁.

20 Sep 2026 16:56:57
I'm now wishing we had Derek years ago, always been a true blue and a damn good manager whom players love to play for.

18 Sep 2026 17:21:44
Do u no think a Big Mark Hately signing like back when we signed big Mark the 2nd time a day before we played the manky mob at the piggery just to because sheer bedlam would get them rattled, they widnae have dished out that punishment to big Attila.

18 Sep 2026 20:13:11
Rhere is quite a few decent strikers still free agents.

18 Sep 2026 14:52:56
Heard that Nick Walsh is Grant Irvines boss outside of refereeing. Walsh is var with Irvine assistant. Surely Irvine will not go against Walsh in any decision making and a farce from the SFA.

18 Sep 2026 15:38:02
i have different opinions and argue with my boss all the time, ultimately he carriers the can but its healthy for employer/employee to have open and frank discussions.

18 Sep 2026 20:10:39
He is Billy. In PE Depr of an Academy school in EastDunbartonshire.

I know Grant and he's not going to be afraid of Walsh being his boss.

18 Sep 2026 14:50:29
Just back us to win 0-3 on Sunday.
30/1.

19 Sep 2026 19:54:35
Hopefully you're on a winner Baxter, we leave with nothing this league is far from over though.

18 Sep 2026 09:35:35
Angus 1812, John holding was a scouser, John McKenna was Irish, both were staunch members of the Orange order, Liverpools first ever team were mostly Scots protestants, a good book by a guy called Kennedy, entitled Merseyside old firm, based on Everton v Liverpool's rivalry, and religious differences, Everton were seen as the catholic club Liverpool the protestant club.

18 Sep 2026 13:08:30
I heard recently that Everton used to play at Anfield until there was a falling out over rent - don't know how much truth is in that?
And then when Everton left, the guy who owned the stadium then formed Liverpool - again don't know how much truth is in that.
It was on a radio station ( not a sports one ).

18 Sep 2026 16:22:30
Everton played at Anfield, left, the holding founded Liverpool 1892.

18 Sep 2026 18:46:15
MPH that is correct.

Whiteshark that is a myth from what I have read about the two clubs. both we founded by wealthy, middle class protestant businessmen, although the original amateur team who became Everton was founded by the Methodist church.

there was no religious bias in the origins of the club and the differences, and the split were all borne out of business, politics and alcohol (Houlding was a brewer and wanted to sell his product at Everton's Anfield).

the religion came into it when Irish immigrants arrived into the city and the clubs wanted to appeal to groups of these immigrants.

Ultimately, neither Liverpool nor Everton ever operated as religiously exclusive clubs. Unlike the strict historical divides in Glasgow, families in Liverpool have always been happily intermixed with both "Reds" and "Blues" regardless of their religious faith.