Miller to the sheep
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Sly Stone
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blair_omnibus
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I suppose Miller also gets a pass for his (lack of) contribution/fight in the 5-1 pummelling at Ibrox as well?
Mental the amount of back bending folk allow this guy.
Look at the company he keeps. Look at the mouth on his wife.
He’s a dodgy, dodgy guy and this football club is in a FAR better place without his ‘influence’.
Mental the amount of back bending folk allow this guy.
Look at the company he keeps. Look at the mouth on his wife.
He’s a dodgy, dodgy guy and this football club is in a FAR better place without his ‘influence’.
The Meik's Crombie
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Kenny Miller scored some really important goals for us and for that I thank him. IMO he can be classed as a good Rangers player but no more than that.
If he can look at himself and truthfully say he gave complete commitment to Rangers and all our managers and team mates during his times at Ibrox, then I wish him well.
However the latest pronouncement from his agent that if KM had been appointed manager for six months then we could have had a better end to the season gives me the impression, rightly or wrongly, that Kenny was playing to an agenda last season. One good game against Hearts at Murrayfield was not enough for me. He will find out in any future career in management, he will depend on his players giving him total commitment even although some may not agree with him all of the time.
If he can look at himself and truthfully say he gave complete commitment to Rangers and all our managers and team mates during his times at Ibrox, then I wish him well.
However the latest pronouncement from his agent that if KM had been appointed manager for six months then we could have had a better end to the season gives me the impression, rightly or wrongly, that Kenny was playing to an agenda last season. One good game against Hearts at Murrayfield was not enough for me. He will find out in any future career in management, he will depend on his players giving him total commitment even although some may not agree with him all of the time.
The Ultimate Warrior
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I will always have time for Miller...he loved a celebration with the Bears.
He was fucken gorgeous at Easter Road in 2010 - every Bear there would have fucked him
He was fucken gorgeous at Easter Road in 2010 - every Bear there would have fucked him
All the "cert to score against us" chat is a bit silly. Everyone was saying that about Naismith and Lafferty and they managed what, two goals between them in four games, all of which we won? I'll put myself on the line and say Miller won't score a crucial goal against us. He's a step back for them, and a move there is good news for us.
The Busby Bear
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I've always liked Miller, well, while playing for Rangers at least. As much as i agree he's finished with us I would be disappointed if he joined the sheep, he would do a turn for them.
Portadown_Bear
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Jacrispy
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His agent should have kept his trap shut. That little revelation about management pretty much confirmed he was a disturbance and happy with the pressure on Pedro and Murty with it providing a potential opening for him.
Been a big player for us, really grateful for those goals, but deep down he is a self serving schemer, thankfully that’s the sheeps problem now and not ours.
Been a big player for us, really grateful for those goals, but deep down he is a self serving schemer, thankfully that’s the sheeps problem now and not ours.
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JeffreySpaulding
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I hope he does go there and disrupts the dressing room.
Roadrunner
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Certainly gives the impression that we would ave been a comfortable 2nd if he had left in Jan.
Feels totally weird the thought of Kenny lining up against us.... Again.
Hobjo
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that's true of any opinion on last season's dressing room debacle, including the "he's a winner so he was right" lobby
standardbarger
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Yep he might do well but it also gives people a chance to know what's going on in their dressing room.
standardbarger
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That was always my thinking as well ,once you pull the scum jersey over your head you should never again play for Rangers.
Midfield General
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Dressing room debacles are usually caused by poor/week management.Senior players should be asking questions when tactics and managerial decisions are clearly wrong.
Battlefield Bear
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Good. I can go back to actively hating the prick then....rather than pretending to be ambivalent.
Barclay the Bear
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He did love to score against the tims though
Hemdani
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Hobjo
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Don’t disagree. We clearly do disagree, however, on the likelihood of a line being crossed, especially when everybody knew the situation with Murty was temporary.
The clear suggestion that Miller was looking to empty Murty’s shoes for his own ends is just a new depth of the selfishness he broadcasts for all to see.
And to be clear I was a fan of Miller right up until two seasons ago when it was just the selfishness of his football style that started to grate...
Duranman
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Isn't that what all footballers do? It's a job like any other.
Virgil Hilts
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The manner in which he was whiting himself about Turkey- whilst still on our payroll & when we were playing & struggling against Hearts - sums him up.
Midfield General
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Thats' my issue,it is all suggestion,innuendo and second hand stories,no hard facts.Of course you can chose to believe there is no smoke without fire,but I think we will have to agree to differ on this subject.
The Ultimate Warrior
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Be in a minority if folk are abusing him at Ibrox..
Hobjo
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keep chasing that 100% certainty dude
I'm happy with my 99% certainty Miller has become a bad egg in recent years and he certainly didn't help us last season... to say the least
Midfield General
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No problem compadre.
ArfieldGer
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Good Luck to him. He’ll probably start off well then tail off.
Well past it.
Well past it.
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He's got to go and shouldn't have been kept for last season.
I might be in a minority here but I actually believe Miller could go on to be a decent manager some day when he finally hangs up his boots. Forget all the nonsense his agent has come out with about him doing a job with us, that's not what I'm talking about here. I just think though he's got the attributes to do well somewhere. He's done very well to squeeze every ounce out of his career despite not being overly blessed with natural skill, he's pretty professional in how he approaches things and it seems he's rather outspoken and not afraid of confrontation. He strikes me as someone who could do well in that role.
I might be in a minority here but I actually believe Miller could go on to be a decent manager some day when he finally hangs up his boots. Forget all the nonsense his agent has come out with about him doing a job with us, that's not what I'm talking about here. I just think though he's got the attributes to do well somewhere. He's done very well to squeeze every ounce out of his career despite not being overly blessed with natural skill, he's pretty professional in how he approaches things and it seems he's rather outspoken and not afraid of confrontation. He strikes me as someone who could do well in that role.
