After Michael O'Hallaran raising questions about Pedro's training methods and saying that he had to work on keeping himself fully fit now Kris Boyd is saying something similar.
Boyd is probably firing the bullet on behalf of Kenny Miller. He's suggesting that Rangers aren't seeing games out, that their players are running out of steam in the last 10-15 minutes.
I don't see enough of them to comment.
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Are Rangers fit enough?
comment by Call Sign (U3627)
posted on 19/9/17
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The reason he wasn't playing was because he was quite far behind the others with his fitness, he still has a bit to go, that happens, nothing sinister
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so there is a fitness problem?
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Well if you call every player who arrives "not up to speed with the rest" a fitness problem then you could be right,
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sorted
There is a fitness problem
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Of course there is, has rogic ever completed 90minutes
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every game he has played this season
are you Ivan in disguise. He tried that one yesterday
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comment by New Magnum. The Mild Drover (U16400)
posted on 20/9/17
Lost an equaliser to thistle in the 90th minute. Not a good sign.
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comment by JuegoDeFuego (U19139)
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Lost an equaliser to thistle in the 90th minute. Not a good sign.
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Not a good sign in terms of what?
Our general defensive abilities?
Whole different post that.
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It's probably a combination of poor fitness levels, mental weakness, having bad players and a scheidt manager.
comment by JFK (U8919)
posted on 20/9/17
dnt know if you can point to one player running like fook and saying its applies to the whole team
scott brown was fit, so that must mean kris commons was as well.
comment by Call Sign (U3627)
posted on 20/9/17
comment by JFK - Trebles for the Rebels (U8919)
posted 3 minutes ago
dnt know if you can point to one player running like fook and saying its applies to the whole team
scott brown was fit, so that must mean kris commons was as well.
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and Paddy McCourt
Mind you if that is the case then Rangers must be an injury hotbed as so many players are being injured
I blame the management
here it comes
aye bit, obsessed, bit Celtic, we arra peepul
comment by JFK (U8919)
posted on 20/9/17
i dont know why players take so long to get back to fitness after coming in.
it took ntcham a few weeks to get his fitness levels up, but surely he could just use some of browns?
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