It was anticipation, not love, in the air at Ibrox this Valentine’s Day. It felt almost poetic that 12 years on from entering administration we could go top of the league for the first time in two years. But due to a combination of poor finishing and top goalkeeping it wasn’t to be. And this might be controversial but I don’t care. Goal difference may be crucial at the end of the season but it means nothing in February, apart from bragging rights. It’s all about the three points.
Rangers defeated Aberdeen by two goals to one on Tuesday, in what felt like a huge game. Everyone inside the stadium could feel it from the first to last whistle and the celebrations amongst the players tells me they can feel it too. The Rangers are coming!
The Scottish transfer window slammed shut at 11.30pm on Thursday. Rangers fans are asking two questions.
It has been an frustrating six months for Rangers fans.
At the start of June, a poor season 2022/23 had just ended. With Gio sacked this time last year and, despite some decent performances under his replacement Michael Beale, no trophies were won and another league title was lost to Celtic.
The recent loan move of talented midfielder Alex Lowry from Rangers to Hearts has ignited a multitude of discussions amongst Rangers fans. While some critics argue that it might hinder his development, there is an alternative perspective that suggests this move could prove to be a masterstroke in Lowry's quest for regular first team opportunities. This article delves into the factors that make this loan move potentially transformative for the promising young player.
