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Author: ZBZB Date: May 22, 2008 18:06
First up, it was a great season from a neutral point of view. WS did a great
job in making Rangers competitive all the way through the season considering
the mess he inherited. It kind of proved that the Rangers team were not as
bad as was made out, they just needed to pull together. A few decent
signings and some restored self-confidence together with playing to Rangers'
strengths all combined to bring about significant improvement. Ironically
though, I believe WS was outdone by his one-dimensional approach. In the
last few games when goals were needed, he was not able to change his system
to get the required results.
Contrast this with WGS. Close to the end of the season, home defeat to
Motherwell and the league was done as far as I was concerned, we were dead &
buried. I thought it was time for the wee man to move on, he had done an
excellent job but seemed to have lost the dressing room. However, it was a
master stroke to bring back Lennon to help with team spirit. WGS himself
showed great strength of character, never giving up and changing a system
which wasnt working to drop his big money signings to find a combination
that worked. You cant argue with 7 straight wins under pressure.
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Author: Commander HughesCommander Hughes Date: May 22, 2008 18:24
> First up, it was a great season from a neutral point of view. WS did a
great
> job in making Rangers competitive all the way through the season
considering
> the mess he inherited. It kind of proved that the Rangers team were not
as
> bad as was made out, they just needed to pull together. A few decent
> signings and some restored self-confidence together with playing to
Rangers'
> strengths all combined to bring about significant improvement. Ironically
> though, I believe WS was outdone by his one-dimensional approach. In the
> last few games when goals were needed, he was not able to change his
system
> to get the required results.
>
> Contrast this with WGS. Close to the end of the season, home defeat to
> Motherwell and the league was done as far as I was concerned, we were dead
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Author: HoopsBhoyHoopsBhoy Date: May 22, 2008 21:14
On May 23, 2:06Â am, "ZB" hotmail.com> wrote:> First up, it was a great season from a neutral point of view. WS did a great
> job in making Rangers competitive all the way through the season considering
> the mess he inherited. It kind of proved  that the Rangers team were not as
> bad as was made out, they just needed to pull together. A few decent
> signings and some restored self-confidence together with playing to Rangers'
> strengths all combined to bring about significant improvement. Ironically
> though, I believe WS was outdone by his one-dimensional approach. In the
> last few games when goals were needed, he was not able to change his system
> to get the required results.
>
> Contrast this with WGS. Close to the end of the season, home defeat to
> Motherwell and the league was done as far as I was concerned, we were dead &
> buried. I thought it was time for the wee man to move on, he had done an
> excellent job but seemed to have lost the dressing room. However, it was a
> master stroke to bring back Lennon to help with team spirit. WGS himself
> showed great strength of character, never giving up and changing a system
> which wasnt working to drop his big money signings to find a combination
> that worked. You cant argue with 7 straight wins under pressure.
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Author: HoopsBhoyHoopsBhoy Date: May 22, 2008 21:17
On May 23, 2:24Â am, "Commander Hughes"
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>>> First up, it was a great season from a neutral point of view. WS did a
> great
>> job in making Rangers competitive all the way through the season
> considering
>> the mess he inherited. It kind of proved  that the Rangers team were not
> as
>> bad as was made out, they just needed to pull together. A few decent
>> signings and some restored self-confidence together with playing to
> Rangers'
>> strengths all combined to bring about significant improvement. Ironically ...
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Author: JonbhoyJonbhoy Date: May 23, 2008 00:45
>WGS has finally found a settled team and it's won us the title.
>Maximum resepct to the man,
Think theres a core there but still think theres some players id rather say
goodbye to.Hinkel im not that impressed with,Samaras i didnt want and still
to be convinced he is something special,and sadly i think the time has come
for Naylor to be off.Many think JVoH should be off but im not sure,maybe
another season.
>Also loved it when he walked out onto the pitch tonight (at the trophy
>presentation) with a mug of tea in his hand. Superb.
Was cracking wasnt it! lol
JB
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Author: JonbhoyJonbhoy Date: May 23, 2008 00:50
>> First up, it was a great season from a neutral point of view. WS did a
> great
>> job in making Rangers competitive all the way through the season
> considering
>> the mess he inherited. It kind of proved that the Rangers team were not
> as
>> bad as was made out, they just needed to pull together. A few decent
>> signings and some restored self-confidence together with playing to
> Rangers'
>> strengths all combined to bring about significant improvement. Ironically
>> though, I believe WS was outdone by his one-dimensional approach. In the
>> last few games when goals were needed, he was not able to change his
> system
>> to get the required results.
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Author: andyandy Date: May 23, 2008 01:41
"Jonbhoy" champs.com> wrote in message
news:C8udndbR6-n86qvVnZ2dnUVZ8t_inZ2d@giganews.com...>>> First up, it was a great season from a neutral point of view. WS did a
>> great
>>> job in making Rangers competitive all the way through the season
>> considering
>>> the mess he inherited. It kind of proved that the Rangers team were not
>> as
>>> bad as was made out, they just needed to pull together. A few decent
>>> signings and some restored self-confidence together with playing to
>> Rangers'
>>> strengths all combined to bring about significant improvement.
>>> Ironically
>>> though, I believe WS was outdone by his one-dimensional approach. In the ...
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Author: HoopsBhoyHoopsBhoy Date: May 23, 2008 02:05
On May 23, 8:45Â am, "Jonbhoy" champs.com> wrote:>
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>>WGS has finally found a settled team and it's won us the title.
>>Maximum resepct to the man,
>
> Think theres a core there but still think theres some players id rather say
> goodbye to.Hinkel im not that impressed with,Samaras i didnt want and still
> to be convinced he is something special,and sadly i think the time has come
> for Naylor to be off.Many think JVoH should be off but im not sure,maybe
> another season.
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Author: liam*liam* Date: May 23, 2008 03:34
"ZB" wrote:
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> First up, it was a great season from a neutral point of view. WS did a
> great job in making Rangers competitive all the way through the season
> considering the mess he inherited. It kind of proved that the Rangers
> team were not as bad as was made out, they just needed to pull together. A
> few decent signings and some restored self-confidence together with
> playing to Rangers' strengths all combined to bring about significant
> improvement. Ironically though, I believe WS was outdone by his
> one-dimensional approach. In the last few games when goals were needed, he
> was not able to change his system to get the required results.
>
> Contrast this with WGS. Close to the end of the season, home defeat to
> Motherwell and the league was done as far as I was concerned, we were dead
> & buried. I thought it was time for the wee man to move on, he had done an
> excellent job but seemed to have lost the dressing room. However, it was a
> master stroke to bring back Lennon to help with team spirit. WGS himself
> showed great strength of character, never giving up and changing a system
> which wasnt working to drop his big money signings to find a combination
> that worked. You cant argue with 7 straight wins under pressure. ...
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Author: ZBZB Date: May 23, 2008 05:21
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> "Jonbhoy" champs.com> wrote in message
> news:C8udndbR6-n86qvVnZ2dnUVZ8t_inZ2d@giganews.com...>>>> First up, it was a great season from a neutral point of view. WS did a
>>> great
>>>> job in making Rangers competitive all the way through the season
>>> considering
>>>> the mess he inherited. It kind of proved that the Rangers team were
>>>> not
>>> as
>>>> bad as was made out, they just needed to pull together. A few decent
>>>> signings and some restored self-confidence together with playing to ...
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