Angof wrote:
>> Angof wrote:
>>>>
>>>> McGregor, Hutton, Cuellar, McManus, Naylor, Nakamura, Ferguson,
>>>> Thomson, McGeady, Boyd, McDonald
>>>>
>>>>
>>>
>>> Ferguson...that's a joke right?
>>
>> Ferguson could ballet dance through the Celtic team, play keepy up for
>> 5 minutes then fire an overhead kick into the postage stamp and you
>> would still hate the guy for his part in Le Guen's departure.
>
> A bit over stated, I don't hate him for a start. True I wanted him
> sacked but I realise I'm in a minority and there's little point harking
> back to that all the time. It is not what I'm judging his current
> performances on. I have praised and criticised him before and after the
> PLG thing.
>
Judging by some of your posts on the subject of BF over the last couple
of years I would argue that to the contrary. Your statement that you
wanted him sacked sums things up quite well.
>> By the way, how is Le Guen doing at PSG?
>
> Nothing special from what I know. Avoided relegation but I don't know
> his circumstances there. You are showing that you have no understanding
> of the situation. I don't care about PLG's qualities as a manager, or
> for Ferguson's as a player, when it comes to a situation like that. If
> a player refuses to follow the instructions of the manager of Rangers
> FC, I will come down on the side of the manager...didn't matter that it
> was PLG. As it happens I suspect Ferguson did worse than that but
> there's little point raking it up all the time.
Do you think the Captain of a club is obliged to keep his mouth shut if
the current manager is obviously making a complete and utter mess of things?
>
>
>>
>> Ferguson when he plays well and is not carrying injuries is the best
>> Scottish midfielder bar none.
>
>
> Even if that were true, and I'd be surprised if those days return, he in
> no way deserves to be picked for the OF team of the year on this years
> overall performance. In fact if he were judged like other members of the
> squad, his automatic inclusion in the Rangers side would be questioned.
What utter tosh. As was proven in the few games he didn't play in this
season, we struggled badly without him.
Who would you have played before him? Davis, Thompson, Hemdani or one of
our other forward thinking midfielders?
He struggled towards the end of the season while carrying a well
publicised injury and before that was one of our better performers. He
wasn't the only one who struggled towards the end of the season. Even
the normally composed Cuellar struggled with the number of games but yet
again you chose to single out Ferguson again.
pb
pb
