Rangers: February 2009 Archives

Chairman Sir David Murray has warned Glasgow Rangers fans that players will have to be sold in the summer to help balance the books.

Steven Naismith has warned Hamilton that Rangers are ready to put seven goals past them again when they meet this weekend.

Defender Madjid Bougherra says he is happy at Rangers and would only consider quitting if a 'massive' club came in for him.

Rangers have been boosted by the news Nacho Novo and Lee McCulloch should be fit for the Co-operative Insurance Cup Final.

Rangers defender David Weir says he has no thoughts of retirement and intends to play on for at least one more season.

Rangers will be without Lee McCulloch against Kilmarnock after he picked up a calf injury against Forfar in midweek.

Rangers are being strongly linked with a move for Huddersfield Town's highly-rated goalkeeper Alex Smithies.

Rangers have been boosted by the news that Kirk Broadfoot hasn't suffered a broken foot and should return in two weeks.

Rangers were close to signing Portsmouth defender Hermann Hreidarsson in January and could be back in the hunt this summer.

Walter Smith looks set to hand John Fleck his Old Firm debut and believes the Rangers youngster is up to the test.

Rangers defender Sasa Papac has played down the importance of Sunday's Old Firm clash and believes the game is not a title decider.

Striker Kris Boyd is pleading with Rangers boss Walter Smith to give him the chance to help secure Old Firm glory against Celtic.

Skipper Barry Ferguson has admitted that he is happy Rangers did not sell him during the recent January transfer window.

Nacho Novo is out of Sunday's Old Firm clash at Celtic Park but Rangers boss Walter Smith says Kenny Miller should be fit to play.

Rangers' postponed Scottish Cup fifth-round clash at Forfar will now take place on Wednesday, February 18.

Kenny Miller is expected to shake off a hamstring injury and should be fit for the Scottish Cup clash against Forfar.

Walter Smith admits the glamour friendly against AC Milan has increased his desire to get his Rangers side back into Europe.

Walter Smith says he is pleased none of his top players in the transfer window, while Pedro Mendes says he is happy to remain at Ibrox.

Chairman Sir David Murray has warned Glasgow Rangers fans that players will have to be sold in the summer to help balance the books.

Steven Naismith has warned Hamilton that Rangers are ready to put seven goals past them again when they meet this weekend.

Defender Madjid Bougherra says he is happy at Rangers and would only consider quitting if a 'massive' club came in for him.

Rangers have been boosted by the news Nacho Novo and Lee McCulloch should be fit for the Co-operative Insurance Cup Final.

Rangers defender David Weir says he has no thoughts of retirement and intends to play on for at least one more season.

Rangers will be without Lee McCulloch against Kilmarnock after he picked up a calf injury against Forfar in midweek.

Rangers are being strongly linked with a move for Huddersfield Town's highly-rated goalkeeper Alex Smithies.

Rangers have been boosted by the news that Kirk Broadfoot hasn't suffered a broken foot and should return in two weeks.

Rangers were close to signing Portsmouth defender Hermann Hreidarsson in January and could be back in the hunt this summer.

Walter Smith looks set to hand John Fleck his Old Firm debut and believes the Rangers youngster is up to the test.

Rangers defender Sasa Papac has played down the importance of Sunday's Old Firm clash and believes the game is not a title decider.

Striker Kris Boyd is pleading with Rangers boss Walter Smith to give him the chance to help secure Old Firm glory against Celtic.

Skipper Barry Ferguson has admitted that he is happy Rangers did not sell him during the recent January transfer window.

Nacho Novo is out of Sunday's Old Firm clash at Celtic Park but Rangers boss Walter Smith says Kenny Miller should be fit to play.

Rangers' postponed Scottish Cup fifth-round clash at Forfar will now take place on Wednesday, February 18.

Kenny Miller is expected to shake off a hamstring injury and should be fit for the Scottish Cup clash against Forfar.

Walter Smith admits the glamour friendly against AC Milan has increased his desire to get his Rangers side back into Europe.

Walter Smith says he is pleased none of his top players in the transfer window, while Pedro Mendes says he is happy to remain at Ibrox.