STEVEN GERRARD will use the remaining fixtures this season to determine who is with him and who is not at Rangers, who will stay and who will go over the summer.
THE question that everyone associated with Rangers - from the board to the supporters - has been asking for weeks now is this: What has gone wrong with Steven Gerrard’s side?
WHEN you think back to December 29, everyone associated with Rangers – the manager, players, supporters - were on a high and were wondering if this could be our year to win the Premiership.
WHEN the draw was made for the Europa League last 32, the majority of the fans were saying it could have been a lot worse for Rangers.
AS a player, I never gave in when it came to the league because we were Rangers and we needed to fight in every game. That has not changed today and I certainly won't give in and say that Celtic have won the Premiership.
GLASGOW has always been a great city to live and play football in but if you are a high-profile player then you do have to accept the life and role comes with a certain amount of scrutiny and pressure.
I have been privileged to help out the Rangers Youth Development Company over the last couple of years and it was great to see them hand over another £450,000 to the Academy earlier this week.
THE main thing that I took from the game with St Mirren the other night was that it was three points for Rangers. And that will always be the most important thing for us.
IF my many years of being involved in football have taught me anything, it is that you can never say never. Nothing surprised me in this game anymore.
MAN management has always been such an important part of football and that is certainly the case these days. If you can’t get the best out of each player individually, you will never be successful as a team.
