comment by JFK - Trebles for the Rebels (U8919)
posted 8 hours, 34 minutes ago
ntcham was one of our best players and he shows zero aggression.
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Don't think he needs it.
Seen the build on the guy?

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So Kenny miller questioned murtys attitude saying he was a boyhood Celtic fan. Lack of class.

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He always makes out he is some sort of diehard.

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comment by Zachsda (U1850)
posted 5 minutes ago
I have rethought my attitude to this
I do not rate Murty but if there was anyone to have a go at after that game it was the bastirts who rolled over
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They're no mutually exclusive you know.

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comment by Zachsda (U1850)
posted 51 seconds ago
Our board put Murty in a terrible position
How many times can you dine out on getting rid of Ashley

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Murty put Dorrans in a terrible position

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comment by Zachsda (U1850)
posted 1 hour, 14 minutes ago
I know he’s not a manager
Poor bastirt looks like he’s gonna greet every time you see him
The board are the root of our issues

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I fcking said that hours ago, you moaning cant!!

It’s 100% the board at fault for this mess. They threw Murty in the scheidt while they continued to f@ck about and STILL not get a f@cking manager!

As I’ve said before I feel sorry for Murty.

comment by Zachsda (U1850)
posted 5 hours, 23 minutes ago
I have rethought my attitude to this
I do not rate Murty but if there was anyone to have a go at after that game it was the bastirts who rolled over
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That's my thoughts too. How can you play in a game like that knowing the importance of it to the club and fans and give that kind of performance!

The thing is, miller and Wallace have stood by the club and delivered in worse times than this, so I don't want them to exit the club under these circumstances. I would hope the club would deal with them via a fine and move on to investigate and resolve the actual issue of what caused that poor performance and the players disregarding tactics.

https://www.thescottishsun.co.uk/sport/football/2521677/kenny-miller-trolled-rangers-celtic/

Pure class

Rangers have fined club captain Lee Wallace the maximum four weeks' wages after a dressing-room bust-up with former manager Graeme Murty, STV can reveal.

Veteran striker Kenny Miller, 38, has also been dealt a financial punishment, which is believed to be less severe.

The club took action after Wallace, 30, vented his anger at Murty following the 4-0 Scottish Cup semi-final defeat to Celtic in April, with team-mate Miller also heavily critical.

The Rangers hierarchy felt that the pair crossed a line and, after talks with managing director Stewart Robertson and human resources staff, both players were suspended on full pay and told to stay away.

STV understands Wallace's suspension from the club has now been lifted.

It's believed that Rangers spoke to some of the players who witnessed the incident as part of their investigation.

Miller's suspension meant his Rangers career was all but over with his contract expiring at the end of the season, while Wallace, who has a deal running until summer 2019, finds his long-term future in doubt.

Both players could appeal their fine by one of three ways - to the club, the SPFL or the SFA.

Or Miller and Wallace could bypass the footballing authorities and take Rangers to an employment tribunal, which would put the club's entire investigation under the microscope.

Miller, who had scored against Dundee on his return to the first team a week earlier, was an unnamed substitute for the Celtic defeat, while Wallace has been a long-term absentee through injury.

It comes on the eve of new manager Steven Gerrard's first official day in the Rangers hot seat.

The former Liverpool midfielder is not expected to be in Glasgow on Friday and will instead be out of the country on transfer business.

Rangers players will return for pre-season training on June 15.

https://stv.tv/sport/football/1416832-rangers-fine-miller-and-wallace-over-hampden-bust-up/