http://www.thescottishsun.co.uk/scotsol/homepage/sport/7260814/Kris-Boyd-SFA-sent-Rangers-down-and-our-Scotland-teams-are-paying-the-price-now.html
Apologies for sharing a Daily Hun link, however can anyone tell me the link between Scotland being *****, and Rangers being voted into be third division?
Makes no sense to me at all... Not like we were world beaters back in 2012, I mean we managed to scrape a 97th minute winner against Liechtenstein, drew with Lithuania and Czech, and finished miles back in qualifying for Euro 2012... Boyd needs to remember he is a footballer and it isn't his job to pander to them now. I never see him
Speaking about Killie, but every single interview is about Rangers.
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13-11-2016 10:00 PM #1
Kris Boyd
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13-11-2016 10:46 PM #4This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
No disrespect to the OP but why would anybody want to read what 'Kris' boyd says.
Without reading it I think we can suspect it will all be utter garbage of a Lord Nimmo Smith saying nothing was gained by deceiving the taxman out of the many millions we hid from them with side letters and loans that were never ever going to be paid back with a wink and ha ha nudge.
Pure victims we were by being found out we were robbing the taxman who pays for the NHS and the Armed Forces like.
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14-11-2016 07:23 AM #5
Pity it was the rangers news doing the interview, a real journalist might have asked him how he squared away that statement with the fact that the now defunct Glasgow rangers spent nearly all the money they stole on non Scottish players!
The now defunct boys were around when boydy was getting in the team and we were as bad then.
Bell end.
Sent from my HTC One mini 2 using TapatalkLast edited by Bostonhibby; 14-11-2016 at 07:36 AM.
"I did not need any persuasion to play for such a great club, the Hibs result is still one of the first I look for"
Sir Matt Busby
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14-11-2016 07:48 AM #6This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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14-11-2016 08:04 AM #7This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Rangers weren't kicked out of any league.
They went out of business and therefore ceased to operate as football club.
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14-11-2016 08:12 AM #8
No, the demotion of Rangers didn't lead to the development of guys like Grant Hanley. **** off Boyd.
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14-11-2016 08:43 AM #9This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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14-11-2016 08:51 AM #10
I won't be clicking on that link, football aside I still rank their front page 'vow' as an act of treason.
The west coast red tops only care about the old firm, it's a numbers game - most of their readers, in fact most of the fans follow one of those two. Even if Boyd had spent 90% on the interview talking about Killie they still would only have published the Rangers bit.
As for the Rangers demise being linked to the fall on the national team, well, I'm going to agree a wee bit but not in the way some might think. Rangers were not the most prolific contributors to Scotland but for a long time they were the richest club and had youth facilities that blew everyone else away. As such, they had their pick of Scottish talent - they just never developed them into first team players. Instead the brought in expensive talent from other shores in a bid for European glory, the Scottish boys got so far but not far enough. Hell, they even signed first team regulars for £m + just for their reserves.
Given their dominance, Rangers should have been supplying half the national team and not just the odd player. Their demise started the day they started overspending and the demise of the national team was exagerated because of that. Scotland were not a victim of poor Rangers fall in 2012, they were victims of nasty Rangers suffication from 1986 onwards.
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14-11-2016 08:59 AM #11This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
"I did not need any persuasion to play for such a great club, the Hibs result is still one of the first I look for"
Sir Matt Busby
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14-11-2016 11:23 AM #12
They should be grateful that they were fast tracked to enter at the third division.
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14-11-2016 11:32 AM #13
Deep down I think there is a reasonable point that can be made that Scottish football has suffered for ourselves, The Rangers, Hearts and Dundee United spending time outside of the top league.
Looking at that Scotland defence, I can't see players there who are better than Hanlon and McGregor right now (as has been debated many times elsewhere) but I can understand why Strachan maybe wouldn't want to pick players playing at our level. It still surprises me that McGinn consistently gets picked.
The same could be said of players at these other clubs, I'm sure. Templeton's career looked promising a few years ago and I'm sure Wallace would have picked up a few more caps had he kept playing at a higher level.
What is wrong is the "victim" tone to the article and the tendency to blame the SFA for their treatment of Rangers. These clubs deservedly ended up where they did due to differing types of horrific mismanagement and a decent argument could be made that some of them actually got off lightly.
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14-11-2016 11:42 AM #14
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Just more incredible arrogance from all associated with the Govan-filth !!
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14-11-2016 01:12 PM #15
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Scotland haven't qualified for the finals of a major tournament since 1998, Rangers were liquidated in 2012 and subsequently entered the third division that year. So what's Boyd's reasoning for the failure in the preceding 14 years ?
Boyd has never given the impression of being the sharpest tool in the box. Reckon he's just regurgitating Level 5/ Traynor p-sh to deflect from the fallout of the Barton shambles.
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14-11-2016 03:45 PM #16
what a load of RUBBISH! You would think that Rangers old and new supplied the National team with the majority of its players before they were demoted!
As everyone has already said they went into voluntary liquidation in hope they would not have to pay their creditors after fleecing their own pension fund.
During that same time they bought foreign players galore which kept out the young Scottish players and gave them no development through the age groups at their club.
I for one never missed them in our leagues they are poison and their support are neanderthal bigots who live in the past.
Kris Boyd should be reminded that he has not played for Rangers for some time now and is employed by another club. he should be trying to talk up his present employers rather than ones he left some time ago. they have no time for him now or he would still be there! Let him get on with it the stupid man!!!
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