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Won't someone think of the coefficient!?!?Quote:
Originally Posted by Jormungand
Fortunately goal difference doesn't affect the coefficient, -9 for the 2 cheeks this weekQuote:
Originally Posted by Donanddusted
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Originally Posted by Jupiter
Hearts doing all the heavy lifting.
Must admit, nae the best of times for them to get a win, but it is a fair treck back from Baku.Quote:
Originally Posted by swaddon2
Still think we can make it 13 on the spin this weekend but the diets confidence will obviously be up after a decent result.
Herald Sport nature section, on the weasel:
“Barron shocker
Connor Barron has been one of Rangers’ most consistent performers during what has been a turbulent campaign. The former Aberdeen midfielder has impressed fans with his energy and maturity. He obviously, though, has work to do to convince Scotland manager Steve Clarke he can contribute at international level.
The 22-year-old was called into the national set-up for the Nations League matches against Poland and Portugal last month. However, he was an unused substitute in those two Group A1 outings and was not included in the squad for the forthcoming encounters with Croatia and Portugal.
The perfect way for him to respond would have been to have a stormer in the Europa League and show that he can go toe-to-toe with somebody like former Chelsea and Manchester United man Nemanja Matic and hold his own. Unfortunately for him, though, he gifted Lyon their second.
His loose cross-field pass was easily intercepted by Fofana. The scorer of the opener charged upfield and turned supplier when he squared to Lacazette. Perhaps Clarke, who called up Andy Irving of West Ham, has a point about Barron. He has aspects of his game he can improve.
When Lacazette, the former Arsenal forward, lashed into the top right corner from the edge of the area in added-on time at the end of the first half it left Rangers facing an uphill task. Fofana wrapped up the three points when he got another in the second half.”
Its 4/10 rating for his performance: “At fault for Lyon’s second goal by playing a blind pass to his team-mate. Ran around a lot without actually achieving anything. Booked on 52 minutes following a late lunge on Corentin Tolisso. Then turned inside out by Malick Fofana for Lyon’s fourth. A bit of a learning curve for the Scotland-U21 international at this level.”
Tut tut.
The little baggie eyed glue sniffing hun w@nkstain did not even put in a 4/10 performance. He is fekin useless, no loss to us at all and the clock will ticking with the zombies and a matter of time before they turn on him when they realize he is not going to be their saviour and they actually have to pay us some cash that they don't have for the little pr1ck.Quote:
Originally Posted by 57vintage
Happy days indeed.
maybe not a great week for the ugly sisters in europe but a superb week as far as everyone else is concerned. Just what is there not to like about this: EUOROPE 11 - ugly sisters 2 XD
Not that I am sympathising with the Skittery Farts, but it seems a bit odd that they had to go all the way to Azerbaijan to play a closed-doors game against a team from Belarus. Could they not have played halfway between the two countries, like in Germany or Switzerland?
To answer my own question, maybe Baku was the closest available eligible stadium for a UEFA competition.
Ross County lead Sellick 1-0 at half time.
They will likely be beaten about 6-1, but we live in hope.
They just brought on a sub by the name of Paulo Bernardo XD