Were you watching PLG?????Scottish Premier Rangers by TheLostprophet (U1654550) 13 January 2007 Thats how you win a match when not playing at your best. Latest 10 commentsRead members' comments or add your own
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Logos (U2216765) posted Jan 13, 2007 It won't last, look at West Ham. Rangers are still a shambles.
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mikey-flett (U7100615) posted Jan 13, 2007 The diference simply is rangers are a club with international status and expectation. west ham, are, with respect, a london team which will always struggle in the 4 team premiership.
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Houdini Bhoy (U4364417) posted Jan 13, 2007 Itildo
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OpiumSmoke (U7017192) posted Jan 13, 2007 I think the real question you have asked - why did the team not play like this agaisnt Dundee Utd before? - should be posed to the players. Those are the same guys who also failed to show any guts against Dunfermline last week. Maybe we are all just pulling in the same direction at last. Whatever. At least we are winning.
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blueseaibrox (U6473625) posted Jan 13, 2007 Obajan for prime minister! true to the bone.
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flyingbluebird (U2178176) posted Jan 14, 2007 Anyone who thinks Celtic could survive in the Premiership is probably wrong. I think they would only be the standard of Wolves. Dont come and say, 'we beat Man.Utd 1-0'. So did Wolves when they were in the Prem!!! You got owned by United in that game and were very lucky to win.
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akierszten (U7029930) posted Jan 14, 2007 glad to see rangers back to winning ways but why oh why did they not play like that for plg
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U7098851 posted Jan 14, 2007 it gets boring saying this..but if celtic were in the premiership they would be operating on another level financially..and they would compete with the big boys...evn man utd (who we DID beat,,and liverpool who we have not lost to in our last 4 games against them..and blackburn etc etc..) Comment on this article
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