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Aye, but to some in our support he's awful and should be benched or sold as soon as possible.
Hopefully they'll come around and if not, more reasons to ignore melts who make horrific shouts on our players.
No player has won more duels in the Scottish Premiership than @RangersFC's Emmanuel Fernandez 👊
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For those wondering Kim Min-su and Ye-geon will face off against Mexica U21 on the 17th, 7PM KST. Broadcast on coupang play.
I’ll ofc be covering the game, and post up highlights of our starboys so no worries if u can’t catch it. #Rangersfc #fkcz
Kim Min-su and Kim Ye-geon have left for Seoul and are scheduled to arrive at U21 training camp on the 10th, KFA announces. Both players key pieces to the ‘28 Olympic team. 👀🫡🇰🇷
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That’s a blatant second yellow and a sending off.
Cheatin Beaton at his best.
We will always remember you and what you did for us.
You fought so we could have a future.
Lest We Forget!
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''The moment of controversy of the night came when James Penrice checked back in the St Mirren box and Sam Ramos took him out. Nick Walsh was in a great position and pointed to the spot immediately. The VAR check showed there wasn't a huge amount of contact on Penrice but if it's a foul, then it's a penalty. Naderi took one of those horrible staggered run ups but sent Chapman the wrong way for the lead.
Now, anyone watching recent Rangers games on Sky will be familiar with how this goes. James McFadden would never have struck me as an obvious choice for a pundit (but then we ended up with the execrable Andy Walker for decades). The former Motherwell and Everton attacker isn't the best of communicators and certainly doesn't have a great grasp of the rules of the game. The fact he's another known Celtic fan further damages his credibility when it comes to unbiased views of Rangers.
The former Scotland star seemed not to understand the fact that a foul in the box, be it standing on a players foot and impeding him like tonight, or clearing them out from behind, is still a penalty.
At half-time Chris Sutton warmed up for pantomime season with his usual Celtic placeman punditry, barking that it wasn't a penalty. Anyone who subscribes to Sky pays a small fortune every month and it's not being well spent on getting McFadden, Sutton, McGinn and any other Celtic minded stooges onto the bill for Rangers games.
Instead of anything insightful or constructive like we get for EPL games, we are treated to Boyd and Sutton gurning at each other for "bants". No wonder Sky only pay peanuts for the coverage of the national game when that's how they see the customers.''
@alstra78 on another good Rangers night.
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youtu.be/c4DW9vBVSOs – at Paisley, Scotland
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Celtic have now gone an eye watering 144 domestic games in all competitions without a single on-field red card dating back to September 2023. There is an inherent fear or bias that whenever a contentious incident occurs with Celtic they will always give a yellow.
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Put Kim Min-su #1 now. 📈
I rated him highly while the lad’s been overlooked (even look at the engagement of this post initially) but he’s blasted off here. Gratifying and vindicating to see everyone begin to see what I’ve been harping about.
Ironically, Kim Min-su’s strength in his young career has been his ability to finish, with creative play being a 2nd. Kim’s exceeded my estimations as a playmaker nearly 10 games in to which you would think that was his main strength. It’s not. We still haven’t seen him at his best, which is scoring goals (Remember his interview, “I score goals” with that confidence and smile)
Minsu mania is about to hit another level once he gets going in that area. 🚀💙
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With the Asian games coming up feat. our U23 team, for fun I decided to rank our U23 attackers on our team. This includes people who didn't make the final team.
I did this to make a point (which i'll share at the end) but also to be a resource to those interested and wondering who are the up and coming Korean players who will be playing in Europe and could possibly find their way to your local club.
Here's my personal opinion of where the players are currently at this moment:
1⃣ Bae Jun-ho (22) Stoke City
I have Bae Jun-ho at the top of this list.
He's the most polished creator and player overall, despite lacking in G/As. To be fair, he is an excellent chance creator, it's just many times he's let down by his teammates. If you look at his action with the National team, with stronger players, the proof is in the pudding where he is 6 G/A (2G/4A) in 13 appearances.
2⃣ Kim Min-su (20) Girona FC
Kim Min-su comes in at #2. He's incredibly technical, quick, direct and comfortable playing in multiple attacking positions. More importantly, he's 2. La Liga tested as last season on loan at Andorra, he put up 6 goals and 4 assists in 40 Segunda División appearances. Impressive production for a 20-year-old playing his first full season at that level. For me, the combination of technical ability, versatility, production and his development in Spain gives him one of the highest ceilings on this list.
3⃣ Lee Hyun-ju (23) FC Arouca
Lee Hyun-ju comes in at #3 as one of the most polished players on this list.
In his first season with Arouca, he produced 5G/3A in 25 Primeira Liga appearances, after already accumulating 52 appearances and 7 goals in the 2. Bundesliga. He’s technically gifted, intelligent between the lines and increasingly providing end product. Some below him may have higher ceilings, but Lee’s proven European production puts him ahead right now.
4⃣ Yang Min-hyeok (20) SPURS / KVC WESTERLO
Yang Min-hyeok comes in at #4, but in terms of pure attacking ceiling he could eventually be much higher. He exploded onto the scene with 12 goals in 38 K League 1 matches at just 18, earning K League Young Player of the Year, before moving to Spurs. He's since gained valuable Championship experience, including 2G/1A in 14 matches for QPR and another 3 goals in 16 appearances for Portsmouth. He soon was loaned to Coventry, but due to bad luck he just couldn't find time on the pitch. Regardless, he's explosive, direct and fearless attacking defenders 1v1. The talent is obvious; now it's about refining his decision-making and turning those flashes into consistent production in Europe, especially with KVC Westerlo.
5⃣ Lee Young-jun (23) Grasshopper Club Zürich
I have Lee Young-jun at #5. He's one of Korea's more intriguing young 9s. At 6'4", his size immediately stands out, but he's more than just a target man—he moves well for his frame, can hold up play and has a real presence inside the box. He produced 6 goals and 5 assists in 2 seasons with his club. He's also already shown his finishing ability internationally, scoring 4 goals at the 2023 U20 World Cup and 3 goals at the 2024 U23 Asian Cup. At 23, the next step is turning that promise into more consistent production, but his combination of size, movement and finishing makes him an intriguing future option at 9 for the KNT.
6⃣ Yoon Do-young (19) Brighton / FC Magdeburg
I have Yoon Do-young at #6. He's an extremely technical left-footed winger who's creative, elusive and confident taking defenders on. After limited minutes with Excelsior, he really started showing his ability at Dordrecht, recording 2 Olimpicos and at least 3 assists in 15 league appearances before Brighton moved him up another level with a loan to 2. Bundesliga side Magdeburg this season. This season will be the biggest challenge for Yoon.
7⃣ Park Seung-soo (19) Newcastle United
Park Seung-soo is probably the biggest wildcard on this list. Before even turning 18, he had already made 28 senior appearances for Suwon, becoming one of the youngest goalscorers in Korean professional football history at the time. Newcastle brought him over in 2025, and he followed that up with 2G/3A in 16 U21 matches last season. He's quick, explosive, loves attacking defenders and has the physical tools you want from a modern winger. He's still raw compared to the players above him, but there is a LOT to work with here.
8⃣ Kim Myung-jun (20) Genk
Kim Myung-jun rounds out my list, but #8 shouldn't be viewed as a knock on him. Besides Lee Young-jun, he's the only other true 9 here and was one of Korea's standout youth strikers, scoring 9 goals in 23 U17 appearances. His transition to Belgium has taken some time, though, with 1G/2A in 17 Challenger Pro League appearances last season for Jong Genk. He's got the movement and striker instincts, but compared to the six above him, I need to see the European production catch up with the potential.
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The important caveat I'd add to the whole post is: this is a ranking of where I rate them today, not necessarily their ultimate ceilings. With players this young, the ranking could look completely different a year from now.
Of all the players here, Yoon Do-young and Kim Min-su did not make the team.
And finally here is my honest confession; part of the reason I felt inspired to do this is because I thought it pretty unjust Kim Min-su didn't make the team. He's number 2 on my list only behind Bae Jun-ho and I personally find this unacceptable he's not on the roster. Wild and peak incompetence and something that really lessens my trust in Lee Min-seong to lead our group. If you can't leverage/manage talent like that in this kind of tournament you shouldn't be coaching. Mark my words, Kim is a special special talent. I will be watching every game of his this season.
Anyways, if you've read this far, thanks for reading!
Do you agree, disagree? Comment down below how YOU🫵 would rate our guys. 🙌
Our future is not without it's rising stars. 🫡🇰🇷
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Video footage from the lad's signing session. Love to see the children know Min-su's spanish background well enough to greet him with "hola" 😂
Hey @RangersFC if i make it over there could I also meet with Min-su? 🤪🫡🇰🇷
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Min-su Kim was featured at a My Gers fan event the other day! 👀
Jealous!! But love to see our lad endearing himself to the Gers fanbase. WATP 🫂💙
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Looking towards Glasgow city centre from above #ibrox stadium, Govan.
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🚨 I’ve seen some absolutely mental takes on Twitter/X over the years, but fuck me, some of the stuff I’m reading now is on another level.
People are genuinely taking sides on serious issues affecting Glasgow based on what fucking football team someone supports. Some are walking about with their eyes completely shut because admitting there’s a problem doesn’t suit their narrative.
Nearly everyone who comes here illegally won’t respect our culture, beliefs or way of life. That’s reality. Some people arrive here with deeply held cultural and religious beliefs that clash with our own values, and some have absolutely no intention of adapting.
But anyone choosing to live here must respect our laws, our freedoms, our culture and our way of life. That shouldn’t even be up for debate, and if they don’t, then DEPORT them.
Of course locals commit crimes. Nobody is disputing that, and they should be dealt with appropriately. But that doesn’t mean we should accept additional risks from failures in immigration controls, vetting or enforcement. We have every right to question who’s entering our country, whether proper checks are being carried out and how public safety is being protected.
And spare me the shite about crime happening in other cities and countries.
I DON’T CARE!
I care about Glasgow,
MY city.
We’ve got people seemingly willing to accept anything happening on their doorstep because it’s easier to look the other way than admit there might be a serious problem.
I’ve been guilty of football tribalism myself over the years, but now it’s time to look at the bigger picture.
Our city, our country, our culture and our Christian heritage matter. Wanting them respected and wanting our streets safe shouldn’t be controversial.
If you can’t see beyond football allegiances and political loyalties to have a serious conversation about what’s happening, you’re either deliberately ignoring the issues or you’re just fucking STOOPIT. And yes, I spelled it that way deliberately.
Open your fucking eyes. This is bigger than football, politics and petty point-scoring. It’s about what kind of city and country we’re leaving behind for the next generation. ‼️