He has been a major disappointment and his heart was never in it. We could perhaps have got about a hundred thousand for him based on his previous season at St Johnstone. Horses for courses.
“…Rangers chief executive Charles Green said: “We need to start running a tighter ship because we know we won’t be in the top division next season. please log in to view this image Neil Alexander on Sportsound last tonight saying the new deal being offered doesn't meet his requirements--- next to go along with Physio Pip Yeats ---reserve coach Tommy Wilson ---chief scout Neil Murray ---Kevin Kyle & now Sandaza who have all left the club in the last couple of weeks. I smell trouble ahead.
I like the sound of this "restructuring". Hopefully we streamline and get rid of the "job for the boys" mentality that results in; "see you later, Neil Murray" "in ye come, Gary Bolan"
None of these guys mentioned as leaving have me going Physio Pip Yeates? Physio's are ten-a-penny Tommy Wilson? Yes, our reserves/youth team-first teamers are world renowned as being up there with Barca. Kevin Kyle/Sandaza? I liked big Kyle, I thought out of all our strikers who signed, he looked the only real one who looked capable, yet he's been injured for 6 months, and Sandaza, bar one game, has been ****e. Neil Murray? Yes, he uncovered gems such as Arygurio (greek RB who has yet to pass to a Rangers player) The Brazilian, Faure, Stella, in fact, no **** really.
“CHARLES GREEN – he sells our team”. That was the Sheffield United supporters’ chant about their former chief executive. The Rangers fans can only hope they’re not left singing the Blues after he completes his Ibrox takeover on June 6. Green was unveiled as Gers’ saviour yesterday but just as the Light Blue legions saw light at the end of the tunnel, they were warned more dark days could be up ahead under Green. The 59-year-old needed a police escort when he quit Bramall Lane in 1998, as raging Blades fans vented their fury. In the midst of a promotion push to the Premier League, Green was responsible for selling off key players Brian Deane and Jan Aage Fjortoft. That day is etched in the fans’ minds as “Black Thursday”. As a result, ex-Gers midfielder Nigel Spackman quit as United boss before Green was hounded out of the club. Along with then chairman Mike McDonald, the man from Yorkshire carried the can for the Blades’ failure to get out of the Championship. That’s why the United support were desperate to see him go. Alan Wright, head of the Blades’ Supporters Club, said: “Let’s just say we weren’t sad to see Green leave. He wasn’t interested in the fans. “The club didn’t progress during his time and we had no dialogue with him. “Some key players were sold behind Nigel Spackman’s back as we chased promotion. That was where the chant came from, ‘Charles Green, he sells our team’. “When he left he needed a police escort out of the stadium, such was the bad feeling against him from the fans. “I heard he’d re-surfaced at Rangers and I was surprised. “I’m not sure why he was so keen to sell off our assets. I just think he was in it for himself, or someone else behind him. “He certainly didn’t have the interests of United at heart.” Green is the head of a 20-man consortium set to buy Gers, with investors popping up in the UK, Far East and Middle East. As yet he’s refused to name any of his associates and United fan Wright believes that should worry the Ibrox support. Wright said: “The Rangers fans will have a problem if they don’t find out who the money men are. That’s the question they should be asking now. “He’s said he’ll be transparent but if his time here’s anything to go by, that’s unlikely.” Fellow lifelong Blades fan John Bramall revealed Green tried to sell off club legend Dane Whitehouse – without the player knowing about it. Bramall said: “He’d agreed a transfer to Birmingham City behind Dane’s back but Dane said, ‘I’m going nowhere’. “Dane had been at the club since he was a boy – but that’s the type of guy Green is.” Blades fan Peter Whitney said: “I met Green frequently as they set up fan forums which were very good. But he wasn’t an easy man to get to know.”
What's the point that I've missed? Green "We need to run a tighter ship" I don't know one Rangers fan who disagrees with that. We're playing against guys who get paid £100-£200 a week, and we've got guys on £10k.
you need to get a life, or your hole, preferably both. not matter what happens at ibrox the same old faces are on here trying to say the opposite is correct, obsessive.
Tell them to get back to us when Green is getting rid of key players like wot he did to them. Might be a while. We don't have any.
I'm pretty much convinced that Rangers are in a little bit of financial trouble again. I know that when a Celtic fan comes onto your board and tells you this that the group defence instinct is to tell him to **** off, but the language coming from Ibrox right now seems to indicate that you are spending too much money.
