Archive for the ‘Kenny Miller’ Category
Rangers 2-1 Motherwell: All’s well that ends ‘Well!
Posted by: thelightblues on: 21 September, 2008
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For the second week in a row Rangers played good attacking football and created plenty of chances – especially in the the early stages of the second half - yet had to nervously hang on for the last few minutes because they failed to kill off the opposition.
The Light Blues left the field at half-time [...]
The real Rangers are back
Posted by: thelightblues on: 3 September, 2008
We seem to have waited a lifetime to see the Gers play football like they did on Sunday and wasn’t it worth the wait!
I have had a bad flu recently so I haven’t had the energy to get an article posted, but I noticed the last one is all about how good Pedro Mendes is. [...]
To dislike Celtic or Kenny Miller is not bigotry
Posted by: thelightblues on: 31 July, 2008
Like many Rangers fans, I did not want Kenny Miller at Ibrox because he was not good enough, and less because he played for Celtic. The evidence can be seen here on this site. (click here)
However, I fully understand that there are also Rangers fans who didn’t want him at Ibrox because he played for [...]
Kenny Miller signs – what is Walter Smith thinking?
Posted by: thelightblues on: 13 June, 2008
The biggest open-secret in Scottish Football has now been confirmed. Kenny Miller has signed on for the second time at Ibrox for a fee of just under £2 million, bringing bemused frowns and a few sighs from most of those who follow the Gers.
By loudly voicing a certain chant from January onwards, the fans have [...]
Which side is stalling in the Kenny Miller transfer saga?
Posted by: thelightblues on: 10 June, 2008
It seems that there have been a few late snags in the Kenny Miller transfer deal. It is possible that these could be tidied up by the time you read this, but it seems either Rangers or Kenny Miller have decided the agreed salary and terms at Ibrox is not what they now want.
All the [...]
