Rangers 2-0 Aberdeen. WATP.

The win against Aberdeen will not take away the bitter taste caused the European elimination at the hands of Maribor. Shine in Europa is one of the conditions to carry out the club´s finances and to continue writing the glorious history of our club. It’s now 20 years and 39 matches (with 31 defeats) since the Dons last won at Ibrox, a sequence which they rarely looked like ending here. Rangers, for their part, have much to do to convince the faithful that all is well.

On the defensive, I like Dorian Goian imposes presence, comes from the bottom with the ball, not easily lost. First mated well with Bartley and yesterday with Bocanegra had the character to face the Dons. I think the presence of Romanian is essential. But you look what happened at the end of the first half and the entire second half when Whittaker replaced him. Cloak of darkness fell. Broadfoot moved from right side (poor performance) to the center of defense and defense reorganization showed some flaws, which could have paid dearly. Allan McGregor was decisive. He showed his excellent ability to stand in the right place at the right time. The problem of putting Whittaker side is that it tends to be more offensive than defensive. Sometimes it´s messy in your game. And when he loses the ball, where we have to grab the head!!

I take these items to vindicate Kyle Lafferty. He fought every ball, pushed to the las split second. It took him the team took advantage. Steven Davis, of course, is a world class player, his talent, his decision-making capacity, his vision, not very frequently seen in world football. The Northern Ireland is the exception to the rule. Enjoying this player that is now our flagship.

I have a feeling contradictory in relation to the “new” position Naismith in the field. I think Naismith is by far one of the players with the greatest in the selected team and the Scots. Naisy not steals, it is rather a player who can start with the ball to reach the arch rival, leaving opponents. This position is unproductive, but sometimes leaves me with the mouth closed with a magical play wich is the product of his talent. Be in midfield or up front. At the end of the match, Edu back and Naisy had a greater calling offensive.

WE ARE THE PEOPLE!!!!

Rangers, my best friend, I will always be there, accompanying, encouraging you, win or lose. At Ibrox Park, Parkhead or any stadium in Europe and the world. We may share or not to accept tactics and strategies, we can praise or repudiate the bad performances, but I will always be there cheering. Since the end of the game, I've been a passive spectator of what was happening on Twitter and Facebook, I read everything, if one at the comments left by fans on social networks, each with their reasons.

Some statements do not share, others applaud it. It's like anything in life, everyone says its own. Here's mine. Unrestricted support this project, I think we at the beginning of something very important. And this is not the first stone in the road. I do not think Scottish football is in decline. That is a fallacy cyclical directly linked to results. I think we have to keep working for progress. Changing mindsets, if, of course. I think we're in this regard. Look, how many teams can afford to take its workforce to Jelavic, Naismith, Goian, Bartley, McGregor, Davis, Wallace, all have proven to be elite players. Now, friends, more than ever WE ARE THE PEOPLE.

 

 

Delighted. Best performance so far from Gers this season

 

            Really enjoying this season!! By far, today was the best performance of the season, 3-0 against the Steelman at Fir Park (Steven Naismith, Kyle Lafferty and Gregg Wylde scored the goals which saw off Motherwell, who had not conceded an SPL goal before Rangers´visit), still some tweaks to the team to take flight. Excellent attacking play and a vital 3 points, especially with the great victory 0-1 of St.Johnstone! Rangers took effort, desire and skill, with some great football. Much better Rangers, especially with an inexperienced defence. Goian and Perry looked pretty comfy.

I was pleasantly surprised to see changes in the line-up early in the morning (the match in Argentina began at 10:15 am). I agree with the other fans on the latest performances by Edy and McCulloch.

But the day was the younger boys. Perry, McMillan (should hold the regular right-back from no won) and Wylde superb!!! This is a great success of coisty. Provide an opportunity for young people, relaunched the competition for a place in the first team. What else I can ask! Only short game accuracy of Jamie Ness.

Gregg Wylde was selected for the left midfield role. Wylde combines two essential features, has control of the ball and exploit their speed. At times, in Fir Park reminded me of Marc Overmars while playing for Ajax or Arsenal. Gregg scored his first senior goal, his goal was a thinf of beauty.

Debts. Within the nuances of an outstanding performance, I worry that when we attack, we retreat, do not press, we let the ball instead and everything is left to chance or errot of rival auction end. Say, someone to do the dirty work.  Someone press and then recovers the ball to begin an attack or distribute passes to the sides. Sometimes not enogh ability to play Davis, which is excellent. In the match against Motherwell, Naismith is no ball retriever is a strong player who takes the ball and attack. McCulloch probably have done the dirty work in the past.