troublesome2004 said:Now, when I'm sure it's confirmed I'm looking forward to the future of a new and improved Rangers.
Le Guen is one who established Lyon as a very powerful team, not only in France, but also in Europe. The Glasgow team will now have a new strategy on the field. We can expect end of Celtic domination and more Rangers games in European competitions. I wish all the best to the new manager!
I liked mcleish but felt under him we never played good football, although he only had a fraction of the money that Dick and Walter had.stefanwzyga said:Im looking forward to seeing a stylish Rangers team playing quality football!![]()

Taliq said:Is this even possible?![]()
I think it's a challenge, which is probably what he was looking for. Make Rangers a force in Europe, no mean feat.Jibster said:I think it's good for Rangers but an un ambitious choice for Le Guen
might not even be playing CL football next year...
...Would've liked to see him at Newcastle

Jibster said:I think it's good for Rangers but an un ambitious choice for Le Guen, might not even be playing CL football next year and the SPL is hardly a respected league.
Would've liked to see him at Newcastle or someone like that.
troublesome2004 said:I'm telling you, this man planned his life very well. Wait and you will see what he'll make of Scottish giant!
Illuminattile said:I think it's a challenge, which is probably what he was looking for. Make Rangers a force in Europe, no mean feat.
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Jibster said:He'd have had more resources, better players and more of a chance at a club like Newcastle. Not sayin it's a terrible move, but there's certainly better. If they don't get in the Champions League then he isn't involved in any credible competition and has actually moved down in terms of the quality of the league he is managing in. That's why a team like Newcastle would've been a better bet.