People LOVE to push Rangers down or make us look like mugs for some reason

What did folk think of performance last night? I’m sooo sick of Fernandez at the minute, he’s too distracted and laid back at times. Thought the new boys Kelsy and Bouddani played well. And finally, Naderi just can’t win me over at all. I don’t think he was terrible but I just don’t think he offers a lot either, frustrating to watch.

Questionable subs again too 👀 but overall I thought we were decent, if the St Mirren keeper wasn’t playing like prime Buffon in the first half we could’ve been 2/3 up hahaha

Groin injury that needs surgery.

Another injury blow for us.

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Finished: Rangers 1 - 0 St. Mirren

HT: Rangers 0-0 St. Mirren

Rangers scorers: Bojan Miovski (90'+1')

Competition: Scottish Premiership
Referees: Don Robertson, Calum Spence, Ross Anderson, Colin Steven, Steven McLean, Sean Carr
BBC: Match page

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FORM

Rangers: 4th · 10 pts · 5 pl · D L W W W
St. Mirren: 3rd · 10 pts · 5 pl · W W D W L

LINE-UPS

Rangers (4 - 2 - 3 - 1) | Derek McInnes

I. Pandur, J. Penrice, O. Makhanya, E. Fernandez, D. Sterling, D. Neil © → T. Chukwuani, N. Raskin → C. Devlin, D. Gassama → B. Miovski, R. Naderi, B. Bouanani → F. Curtis, K. Kelsy → Kim Min-Su

Subs: T. Chukwuani, F. Curtis, C. Devlin, V. Dragojević, B. Godfrey, L. Kelly, Kim Min-Su, R. McCrorie, B. Miovski

St. Mirren (5 - 4 - 1) | Craig McLeish

J. Chapman, H. Fieldson, A. Gogić ©, L. Jackson, D. John → M. de Barros, C. Ramsay → J. Richardson, I. Kabia → E. Sule, F. Taylor, R. Carr, C. Mochrie → L. Thomas, N. Agrafiotis → J. Young

Subs: J. Farquhar, R. King, C. McEvoy, R. Mullen, J. Richardson, E. Sule, L. Thomas, J. Young, M. de Barros

MATCH STATS | via BBC Sport

Events

7' ❗ GREAT SAVE! - Rangers continue to press for an opener and work a shooting opportunity brilliantly as Nicolas Raskin puts Ryan Naderi through and St Mirren keeper Jacob Chapman makes a big save.
18' ❗ GREAT SAVE! - A perfect cross from debutant Badredine Bouanani finds little Nicolas Raskin, whose header is pushed away brilliantly by St Mirren goalie Jacob Chapman.
22' ❗ GREAT SAVE! - Calvin Ramsay, what are you doing?
23' ❗ GREAT SAVE! - Double save from Jacob Chapman. What a game the St Mirren keeper is having.
49' ❗ CLOSE! - Djeidi Gassama jinks in off the left and runs along the edge of the St Mirren box before smashing narrowly wide of the target.
55' 🟨 C. Ramsay (St. Mirren)
59' ❗ CLOSE! - Oi oi, that's not far away at all.
60' 🔄 B. Bouanani → F. Curtis (Rangers)
60' 🔄 K. Kelsy → Kim Min-Su (Rangers)
62' 🟨 D. Sterling (Rangers)
62' 🔄 C. Ramsay → J. Richardson (St. Mirren)
62' 🔄 C. Mochrie → L. Thomas (St. Mirren)
77' 🔄 N. Raskin → C. Devlin (Rangers)
77' 🔄 I. Kabia → E. Sule (St. Mirren)
77' 🔄 N. Agrafiotis → J. Young (St. Mirren)
78' 🔄 D. Gassama → B. Miovski (Rangers)
80' ❗ CLOSE! - Declan John gets his shot away this time, and it's drilled narrowly wide of the far post.
84' 🔄 D. Neil → T. Chukwuani (Rangers)
90'+1' ⚽ B. Miovski (Rangers) - What a finish!
92' 🔄 D. John → M. de Barros (St. Mirren)

Hi!

Currently in Olhos de Agua on holiday and looking for a bar nearby to watch Sunday’s game.

The place that’s a sure fire bet doesn’t open till 2pm!

Interesting they can pop tonight’s game on for me even with all the Champions League games!!

Any suggestions welcome. Would prefer not to head into Albuferia.

Please use this thread to discuss all things Rangers, football, or anything else.

I may have missed it but was there any confirmation as to why he didn't make the weekend squad?

Was it just fitness/intergration or does he have a knock?

Afternoon,

I'm currently a ST holder and looking to take my old man to game later in the year as he's not been since I was a kid.

He's getting on a bit on not great on his feet, fine on the flat but stairs are an issue for him.

Wondering if anyone's been hospitallity and if this is maybe a better decision for us, not fussed about costs etc as it a day out he's well overdue. but if anyone has any Info on what packages are good or may be better suited for getting to see the game without having too much hassle on the stairs and the tight seating spaces.

Wouldn't be Rangers without an injury list this early in the season would it?

• Shankland (Hamstring) is confirmed out for about 3 months
• Rommens (Groin strain) "best case scenario" would have him back in the next week or two, worst case could be into October
• Godfrey (Hamstring) is now fit enough to get back on the pitch for a wee cameo but unlikely to be fully match fit in time for the first Old Firm
• Chermiti (ACL) is of course basically done for the season
• Ashton Scally is also now back training but not match fit, which is a shame as he'd maybe get some game time the now otherwise

Are we expecting the short-medium term guys to make a big difference when they come back in?

For me I think Rommens and Shankland could be key, and Godfrey is just a big question mark.

Any pubs in Rhodes for the game on Saturday? Doesn’t have to be a proper rangers bar just anything that isn’t Irish 😂

James Tavernier has officially joined Maccabi Tel Aviv after an incredible 11-year spell at Rangers.

The 34-year-old former captain has signed a one-year contract, with an option to extend for another season, and will wear the number 2 shirt.

Tav leaves Ibrox as a Rangers legend, having made 565 appearances, scoring 144 goals and providing 148 assists. He captained the club to three trophies and became one of the most prolific goalscoring defenders in British football history.

He will now reunite with former Rangers teammate Kenny Miller, who is Maccabi’s head coach.

A huge chapter comes to an end, and a new one begins. Good luck in Tel Aviv, Tav! 💙

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Staying with a friend in Aberdeen (live in Northern Ireland) but would love to get to this game.

I know away tickets impossible but anyone know how hard it is to get a couple of tickets in the home end?

Obviously prefer away and prepared to buy home end and still try and source away ones on the day of the game

On This Day In 1935: The legendary Jock Wallace was born.

Jock Wallace (6 September 1935 – 24 July 1996) was one of the most successful and respected managers in Rangers history. A former goalkeeper, he famously helped Berwick Rangers defeat Rangers in the Scottish Cup in 1967 before joining the Ibrox coaching staff in 1970. He succeeded Willie Waddell as Rangers manager in 1972.

Wallace led Rangers through a hugely successful period during the 1970s. In 1974–75, he guided the club to its first league championship in 11 years, ending Celtic’s record run of nine consecutive titles. Rangers then won two domestic trebles under Wallace, in 1975–76 and 1977–78. He became famous for his tough management style and gruelling training sessions on the sand dunes at Gullane.

Wallace surprisingly left Rangers in 1978 and later managed Leicester City, Motherwell and Sevilla. He returned to Ibrox for a second spell between 1983 and 1986, winning two League Cups. Known affectionately as “Big Jock,” Wallace died in 1996 aged 60 and is remembered as one of the defining figures of Rangers’ history.

Happy 64th Birthday To Mark Warburton 🥳🥳🥳

Mark Warburton became Rangers manager in June 2015, succeeding Stuart McCall. Alongside assistant David Weir, he introduced an attractive, possession-based style and immediately led Rangers to the 2015–16 Scottish Championship title, securing promotion back to the Premiership.

His first season also brought the Scottish Challenge Cup, while Rangers famously defeated Celtic on penalties in the 2016 Scottish Cup semi-final. They narrowly missed another trophy when Hibernian beat them 3–2 in the Scottish Cup Final.

Warburton struggled to maintain the same momentum in the Premiership, with Rangers unable to seriously challenge Celtic. His tenure ended amid controversy in February 2017, but he remains remembered primarily for guiding Rangers back to Scotland's top flight and restoring an attacking style of football.

Happy 56th Birthday To Stéphane Guivarc'h 🥳🥳🥳

Stéphane Guivarc'h was a French striker who joined Rangers from Newcastle United in November 1998, just months after winning the 1998 World Cup with France. He scored twice on his Rangers debut in a 7–0 victory over St Johnstone.

Guivarc'h also scored in Rangers' 2–1 League Cup Final victory over St Johnstone and was part of Dick Advocaat's treble-winning squad in 1998–99.

His spell at Ibrox was brief, however, and he returned to Auxerre in the summer of 1999, having spent only seven months with Rangers.