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Walter Smith
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Media campaign appears to be in full swing to engineer a short term return.

Would be do it?

Would we want him?

If you were him would you risk it?

Something is needed to spark this team into life - other than contract extensions. We all know that, in the scheme of things, they are a lot better than they have been showing recently.
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I cant see him tainting his Rekord by getting involved with this side. On the other hand if he did it would at least give the under achieving players a toe up the arse.
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I'm not sure he's the answer. The problems we are suffering at the playing level are basically a natural stagnation of the tactics he set out the last time he was here. McDowall is merely implementing the same blinkered outlook that McCoist learnt from Smith, yet without the quality of player to make it anywhere near a success.

If Smith were to come in, would he be able to tackle the core problems we have? The lack of pace in centre of defence (with the various knock-on effects that has on our midfield and links to our front line), the core lack of fitness and pace and the lack of confidence our management team has shown in flair players over more defensive-minded (yet out-of-position) journeymen?

Now, I'm sure Walter can recognise the problems we have. I'm just not at all convinced he'd be inclined to drop McCulloch, Foster, Black, Boyd or Miller to try to fix them.

IMO we need a clean sweep, flush out the 'old guard' and start from scratch. Formulate a playing style around the players we have, rather than forcing square pegs into round holes just to shackle the players to a stubbornly-adhered-to fatally flawed formation.

But yeah, what do I know? Put your money on Smith's appointment before the end of the week.  Doh
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(10-03-2015, 14:05)Trusevich Wrote: But yeah, what do I know? Put your money on Smith's appointment before the end of the week.  Doh

 ... Or maybe  'Mr Magoo', better known as Felix Magath ?

Deutsches Reich - Felix Magath jets in for talks with Dave King as Rangers chiefs look to give promotion hopes a shot in the arm
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Know little of Magath's coaching abilities, only heard lots of Fulham fans having nothing good to say about him - including the story where he tried to cure Brede Hangeland's injury using cheese.

Not altogether sure that Rangers are ready for the technological breakthrough of Cheese Therapy. I'm sure it's fine at an el-emmental level, and I've no doubt it'd be used caerphilly. I just don't want to be around to pick up the de-brie when it all goes wrong.
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