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Rangers opened up a four point gap at the top of the SPL after battling back to claim a thrilling 4-2 win over Celtic at Ibrox. The Hoops appeared to be in command when Allan McGregor's blunder gifted them a 2-1 lead at the break, but Rangers fought back superbly to seal a sweet victory over their Glasgow rivals, who had Charlie Mulgrew sent off. Samaras blasted a fierce effort over as both sides jostled for possession in a frenetic opening, but it was Rangers who took first blood as Steven Naismith (23) seized on Kelvin Wilson's scuffed clearance and drove the ball into the top corner. The spirited visitors responded with a stylish opener as Scott Brown's reverse ball allowed Gary Hooper (34) to calmly find the far corner, and Celtic soon added a comical second when Badr El-Kaddouri's (41) hopeful drive slipped through McGregor's fingers.
PLEASE DO ME A FAVOUR AND LIKE THIS VIDEO, CHEERS! After a shambolic start to his managerial career, Ally McCoist is feeling the strain without Walter Smith to hold his hand at Ibrox. The opening game of the SPL season saw McCoist ruin the championship party with his side struggling to draw with Hearts 1-1 at Ibrox. 3 days later and his first European match ends in humiliation with a 1 - 0 defeat at home to little known Swedish outfit Malmo with a certain Daniel Larsson punishing a half hearted performance from the Scottish Champions with a wonder goal at Ibrox.
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Rangers manager Ally McCoist suffers at Rugby Park flanked by assistants Ian Durrant and Kenny McDowall Rangers manager Ally McCoist doubted his team's desire after they suffered their first league defeat of the season at Kilmarnock. "I would question the players' tempo and their attitude to go and win it," he told his club's website. "We didn't play the game at a high enough tempo and we didn't show enough urgency to earn the three points. "I believe for us to play at our best we have to play quicker and not give people time on the ball." McCoist was disappointed that Rangers did not create more goal-scoring opportunities as their 14-game unbeaten run away from home came to halt. Sone Aluko had a shot cleared off the line and Alejandro Bedoya shot straight at Kilmarnock goalkeeper Cammy Bell as the champions saw their Scottish Premier League lead cut to four points. "We didn't create enough chances," said McCoist. "We had an opportunity early on and then Kane Hemmings had a shot in 43 minutes. "We hit the post in the second half, Ale Bedoya had a chance and we had a couple of cut-backs which came to nothing. Continue reading the main story We didn't show enough urgency to win the three points Rangers manager Ally McCoist "We really need to be creating more chances than that and we need to be taking them." Kilmarnock's winner came when debutant Aluko played Manuel Pascali onside following Garry Hay's pass and his header beat Allan McGregor McCoist said: "I haven't had a <b>...</b>
Season 4 of 6 of The F Word with Gordon Ramsay and celebrity cooking brigades. Gordon Ramsay meets with Ally McCoist at Murray Park, the training ground, whom he played with when he was young, and who is now the assistant manager. They do some training together, and end up in the infamous Rangers ice tub, before Gordon cooks for them. Gordon returns to the Rangers' ground in his healthy cooking mission, where he prepares chicken with fennel and bean salad.
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Rangers won their first match under Ally McCoist with a comfortable 2-0 victory over St Johnstone at McDiarmid Park. Saints were undone by an angled free-kick from Lee Wallace, and Stevie Naismith (31) found enough room inside the box to dispatch his header into the corner of the net.
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Season 4 of 6 of The F Word with Gordon Ramsay and celebrity cooking brigades. Gordon returns to the Rangers' ground in his healthy cooking mission, where he prepares chicken with fennel and bean salad.
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Currently the most watched video I have ever uploaded. It surpassed Caller is Pissed With George Galloway video on 6th September. From BBC News: A top-level summit is to be held in Scotland next week to discuss serious disorder surrounding Old Firm games. First Minister Alex Salmond confirmed the move after an ill-tempered Scottish Cup replay at Celtic Park on Wednesday was described as "shameful". Three Rangers players were sent off during the tie, which also saw several touch-line and tunnel confrontations and 34 arrests inside the stadium. The Scottish Football Association (SFA) is to investigate events at the match. In the run up to the game, the Scottish Police Federation (SPF) - the police officers union - called for a ban on Old Firm games in Glasgow, saying they led to too much violence. Strathclyde Police - the country's largest force - also warned it would crack down on drink-fuelled violence linked to the fixture after trouble flared in the wake of the previous match. More than 229 people were arrested in the Strathclyde force area for offences the last time Rangers and Celtic met on 20 February in the league. At that game 16 people were arrested within the grounds of Celtic Park for alleged offences of a sectarian nature. Wednesday's game proved to be a heated affair on and off the pitch, with the referee dismissing three Rangers players and issuing a total of 13 yellow cards. Rangers' forward, El-Hadji Diouf, who was the last player to be sent off after the <b>...</b>
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Two Tims in a pub with stereotypical Huns eating out the palm of their hands, the toothless hun is frothing at the mouth at Super Ally's start to his Hun revolution, while the Tims (just back from Easter Road) just keep dropping the baited line, the Huns bite everytime. JCGE!!
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