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Sky Sports understands Rangers midfielder Matt McKay is mulling over offers from South Korea and Saudi Arabia.

McKay is thought to be considering his future at Ibrox after finding himself well down the pecking order at Rangers
The 29-year-old, who joined Rangers from Brisbane Roar in the summer, has made just three SPL appearances for Ally McCoist's men this term.

The news has alerted a number of clubs to McKay's possible availability before the close of the transfer window.

It is understood sides from South Korea and Saudi Arabia have made enquiries for McKay and the Australian international is now weighing up his options.

In Barcelona, In 1972, Colin Stein scored one, Wille Johnston two!



40th Anniversary today

LOL diddy cup

Celik in the squad for Saturday.

“Michael was invited to come over by Ally McCoist,” Uchebo’s agent, Tony Harris, told STV. “When he got there, McCoist wasn’t there.

“Michael did not enjoy his Rangers experience. He didn’t feel at home and wasn’t comfortable.

“The player informed Rangers he didn’t want to return to training. Michael will now look at other options.”

Another trial ended early.

Looks like a bullet dodged tbh. Not a good scoring record for an attacker. But the circus continues...

RANGERS boss Ally McCoist turned away another trialist after just one training session yesterday – only for the player’s club to then claim his £1million transfer could be completed today.
Record Sport understands the Ibrox manager instantly ruled out sanctioning a move for Nigerian striker Michael Uchebo after assessing the 21-year-old in person at Murray Park.
The African only checked in yesterday morning and had hoped to prove his credentials over the next few days as a possible cut-price replacement for talisman Nikica Jelavic if he is sold.
Although McCoist is bracing himself for another bid for his top-scoring Croat, the Ibrox club
confirmed last night that the 6ft 6in Uchebo would not be invited back by the manager for a second day’s training.
But that came as a surprise to his bosses at Dutch club VVV Venlo who insisted that a fee of around £1m had been agreed and that his move should be rubber-stamped after a medical today.

Glad that Ally told him not to come back tbh.

Awful goalscoring record.

Totti wrote:

“Michael was invited to come over by Ally McCoist,” Uchebo’s agent, Tony Harris, told STV. “When he got there, McCoist wasn’t there.

“Michael did not enjoy his Rangers experience. He didn’t feel at home and wasn’t comfortable.

“The player informed Rangers he didn’t want to return to training. Michael will now look at other options.”

Another trial ended early.

Looks like a bullet dodged tbh. Not a good scoring record for an attacker. But the circus continues...

Tbh, his agent isn't going to say that he was shite and was sent home after one session.

Sir Craig of Whyte with the fans today

I saw Gordon Smith in the Broomloan before kick off too.

TheRangersFan wrote:I saw Gordon Smith in the Broomloan before kick off too.

Ali Russell was there too.

Jelavic9|RFC wrote:Sir Craig of Whyte with the fans today

Ahahahahahahahha

Must be so easy to own the greatest club in the world with the greatest fans, such a joy.

EURO 2012 organisers are using Ibrox as a blueprint for security and safety at this summer's highly anticipated tournament.

Senior figures and police officers from Ukraine were special guests at Saturday's clash with Hibs when they were able to witness first-hand the slick matchday operation at the stadium.

They were invited across by Rangers security and safety officer Robin Howe, who has a key role at this summer's Championships, co-hosted by Ukraine and Poland, in his role as a consultant.

Howe has been working with the Ukrainian organisers for the past eight months and will be highly involved when the competition gets underway in June.

He said: "I am working over in Ukraine for Euro 2012 and there will be four stadia used over there - Kiev, Lviv, Donetsk and Kharkiv.

"We had senior police officers from Lviv and Kiev with us at Ibrox on Saturday as well as the stadium operators for the new stadium at Kiev, which has a capacity of 60,000, and the Lviv stadium, which is slightly smaller at 30,000.

"In total there were nine representatives from Ukraine who will be actively involved at Euro 2012 who wanted to see how we operate on a matchday.

"It was important that they saw the Control Room and Rangers' match operation has always been well regarded so they wanted to learn from that as they prepare for the European Championships.

"It showed them how we work closely with the police and it also allowed them to witness our stewarding operation and they have taken the good practices that they have seen with them back to use at Euro 2012.

"I have been appointed by UEFA as a security officer as a consultant to the local organising committee in Kiev and I have been working there for the past eight months.

"I will work right through with them until the end of the tournament.

"They have done a lot of good work so far and hopefully we will have a fantastic tournament."

Something big will emerge about Rangers tomorrow. That's all I'm saying.

Ki wrote:Something big will emerge about Rangers tomorrow. That's all I'm saying.

Don't worry, we already know that we have the greatest/richest owner in the world at the helm.

richest owner in the world?

Craig Whyte is neither great nor very rich (comparatively).

I don't get why you continue with this stuff...

Ki wrote:Something big will emerge about Rangers tomorrow. That's all I'm saying.

If I can just add something else, a few cracked crests might appear in tomorrows newspapers.

Totti wrote:Craig Whyte is neither great nor very rich (comparatively).

I don't get why you continue with this stuff...

Craig Whyte will leave Rangers sooner rather than later. Remember that documentary about Whytes sinister past? He has done something astonishing and Rangers fans will be fuming tomorrow.

Wait, I've just realised ... You are going on about this season ticket money investigation rumour, aren't you OMFG!

The Daily Rhebel etc

Jelavic9|RFC wrote:Wait, I've just realised ... You are going on about this season ticket money investigation rumour, aren't you OMFG!

The Daily Rhebel etc

lo lo lol Daily record lo lo Celtic lo lo Jelavic worth 3m lo omfg df dfdgfg dfdgftgh

That's why we rejected an £8million bid last week. YASSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS!!!!111111111111

#WINNING!




























lo lo lo

"Daily Rhebel".

Cringe.

HAI GAIZ, JST HERD N CREDIBLE ROOMER DAT CWAGE WITE HUZ REMORGEGED DA SEEZON TICKHET MUNY 4 DA NEXT FREE SEEZONS 2 KEYP UZ AFLOTE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11111111111111111111 BUSSINNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!111111111111111

Jelavic9|RFC wrote:HAI GAIZ, JST HERD N CREDIBLE ROOMER DAT CWAGE WITE HUZ REMORGEGED DA SEEZON TICKHET MUNY 4 DA NEXT FREE SEEZONS 2 KEYP UZ AFLOTE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11111111111111111111 BUSSINNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!111111111111111

What?

jelavic fee agreed.

Lozies on you kiddo.

Big_Lad_Pardew wrote:Lozies on you kiddo.

Eh?

I said I was happy, as long as the price was right. i.e. around £7million.

Jelavic9|RFC wrote:

Big_Lad_Pardew wrote:Lozies on you kiddo.

Eh?

I said I was happy, as long as the price was right. i.e. around £7million.

Its 30p so there...

Big_Lad_Pardew wrote:

Jelavic9|RFC wrote:

Eh?

I said I was happy, as long as the price was right. i.e. around £7million.

Its 30p so there...

Don't forget the freddo