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SC Cup Round 3 (QF), Tuesday, 20/10/2015 : Rangers 1-0 Livingston
#51
(23-10-2015, 14:54)Trusevich Wrote: If you think that Oduwa's treatment in recent months is not being noticed down south, then it's you who's talking bollocks.

Bad tackles I can accept, if they are dealt with properly and a meaningful deterrent is in place. In this case, and in more than a few since Oduwa came to Scotland, neither has happened. It now appears that it's open season on Oduwa - kick him as much as you want, then justify it afterwards by saying "ah, but he's English" or "he's acting the big man and needs cut down to size". This isn't a solitary incident remember, the furore started by Alloa's Colin Hamilton after Oduwa disrespected him so heinously by actually losing the ball to him, has led to this attitude prevailing among too many.

There's a bigger picture behind all this though. Is our game so good that we can afford to literally kick every last bit of skill out of our young players? Our national team, and our European club co-efficient slump seems to suggest not. We need more skill, not less or none at all. Unless attitudes - at grass roots level and among the common supporters - change then, like the Neanderthals, our game will slowly die out.

And when that happens Paignton, who will you blame? Rangers or Oduwa?

Trus, it may well be noticed at Chelsea but believe me, I live in England and in the pubs I frequent it hasnae even been mentioned so just maybe he' no as important as ye seem tae think. Havnae even heard anybody trying tae justify it by saying" ah, but he's English ". And, as I said, nae body on here has condoned the tackle. I've been watching fitba' for more years than I care tae remember and a' the good teams have/ have had an enforcer, or in pure terms, a dirty bastard. Even yours. Have a good evening

(23-10-2015, 15:48)supercooper Wrote: Rangers every time Trus sadly it's a diet of hate he has been raised by!
Your usual pointless contribution

(23-10-2015, 15:48)supercooper Wrote: Rangers every time Trus sadly it's a diet of hate he has been raised by!
Your usual pointless contribution

(23-10-2015, 14:54)Trusevich Wrote: If you think that Oduwa's treatment in recent months is not being noticed down south, then it's you who's talking bollocks.

Bad tackles I can accept, if they are dealt with properly and a meaningful deterrent is in place. In this case, and in more than a few since Oduwa came to Scotland, neither has happened. It now appears that it's open season on Oduwa - kick him as much as you want, then justify it afterwards by saying "ah, but he's English" or "he's acting the big man and needs cut down to size". This isn't a solitary incident remember, the furore started by Alloa's Colin Hamilton after Oduwa disrespected him so heinously by actually losing the ball to him, has led to this attitude prevailing among too many.

There's a bigger picture behind all this though. Is our game so good that we can afford to literally kick every last bit of skill out of our young players? Our national team, and our European club co-efficient slump seems to suggest not. We need more skill, not less or none at all. Unless attitudes - at grass roots level and among the common supporters - change then, like the Neanderthals, our game will slowly die out.

And when that happens Paignton, who will you blame? Rangers or Oduwa?

Trus, it may well be noticed at Chelsea but believe me, I live in England and in the pubs I frequent it hasnae even been mentioned so just maybe he' no as important as ye seem tae think. Havnae even heard anybody trying tae justify it by saying" ah, but he's English ". And, as I said, nae body on here has condoned the tackle. I've been watching fitba' for more years than I care tae remember and a' the good teams have/ have had an enforcer, or in pure terms, a dirty bastard. Even yours. Have a good evening
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#52
Whit a load of patronising pish. The player I barely known in England so spare us the its being noted. Garbage.
Spurs will know full and well what the Scottish lower leagues are like,where less technical players counter with physicality and strength its the same world over.

Anyone would think oduwa was out for the season way folk are talking. Its like rangers have never dished out rough stuff to gifted players...xxxx embarrassing patter.
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#53
I thought the issue here was poor refereeing, not whitabootery.
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#54
Post this here, as a 'coda' for this thread.

Mark Warburton being diplomatic regarding Scotland's cloggies and how to deal with them.

Rangers FC - It’s Tough At The Top
AVFC RFC SAFC
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#55
(23-10-2015, 19:28)Larry-AV Wrote: Post this here, as a 'coda' for this thread.

Mark Warburton being diplomatic regarding Scotland's cloggies and how to deal with them.

Rangers FC - It’s Tough At The Top
Respectfully, no doubt

(23-10-2015, 19:28)Larry-AV Wrote: Post this here, as a 'coda' for this thread.

Mark Warburton being diplomatic regarding Scotland's cloggies and how to deal with them.

Rangers FC - It’s Tough At The Top
Respectfully, no doubt

(23-10-2015, 19:28)Larry-AV Wrote: Post this here, as a 'coda' for this thread.

Mark Warburton being diplomatic regarding Scotland's cloggies and how to deal with them.

Rangers FC - It’s Tough At The Top
Respectfully, no doubt
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#56
Respectfully, no doubt
Natch
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#57
(23-10-2015, 18:55)supercooper Wrote: I thought the issue here was poor refereeing, not whitabootery.

Oduwa recovered from his broken ankle?
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#58
(24-10-2015, 14:25)hibeejim21 Wrote:
(23-10-2015, 18:55)supercooper Wrote: I thought the issue here was poor refereeing, not whitabootery.

Oduwa recovered from his broken ankle?

No broken ankle but out injured today.
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