Rangers: January 2010 Archives

Rangers' manager Walter Smith has praised his players' ability to grind out results in trying circumstances.

Rangers are expected to welcome back Scottish international striker Kenny Miller for tonight's SPL game at St Mirren.

Rangers youngster John Fleck has reopened contract talks with the club following reports he had earlier rejected a new deal.

Walter Smith says it does not look like any Rangers players will be moving on during January and he hopes he can keep the squad intact.

Rangers will be without Kenny Miller, Nacho Novo, Steven Naismith, DaMarcus Beasley and Kris Boyd for Hearts visit to Ibrox.

Wantaway midfielder Jerome Rothen insists he still has plenty to offer but admits he is struggling to end his Ibrox nightmare.

Kenny Miller and Nacho Novo have joined Rangers' growing injury list after last night's extra time Scottish Cup defeat of Hamilton.

Rangers welcome back forwards Lee McCulloch and Kenny Miller for Tuesday night's fourth round Scottish Cup replay at home to Hamilton.

Pedro Mendes has returned to full training after a long-term absence and could be back in the squad to face Hearts this weekend.

Strikers Kris Boyd and Kenny Miller are both out of Rangers' trip to face Hamilton at New Douglas Park.

John Fleck and Danny Wilson are believed to have turned down Rangers' contract offers, while Nacho Novo is considering his options.

Rangers are believed to have offered new contracts to Nacho Novo, Kirk Broadfoot, John Fleck and Danny Wilson.

Rangers have been rocked by the news leading scorer Kris Boyd faces six weeks out after he underwent a hernia operation.

Rangers are waiting to find out how serious Steven Davis and Kris Boyd's injuries are but Ally McCoist admits they are a concern.

Walter Smith is confident Kris Boyd will stay at Ibrox after comfirming Rangers have offered the striker a new contract.

Police are set to decide on Friday morning if Rangers' Scottish Cup tie at Hamilton on Sunday will go ahead.

Aston Villa have joined the list of clubs interested in Rangers' Kris Boyd and are thought to be ready to offer £1.5m for the striker.

Goalkeeper Allan McGregor is wary of recent history and has urged his Rangers team-mates to keep their feet on the ground.

Walter Smith admits Rangers cannot afford to lose any players during January if they want to maintain top spot in the SPL.

Rangers' manager Walter Smith has praised his players' ability to grind out results in trying circumstances.

Rangers are expected to welcome back Scottish international striker Kenny Miller for tonight's SPL game at St Mirren.

Rangers youngster John Fleck has reopened contract talks with the club following reports he had earlier rejected a new deal.

Walter Smith says it does not look like any Rangers players will be moving on during January and he hopes he can keep the squad intact.

Rangers will be without Kenny Miller, Nacho Novo, Steven Naismith, DaMarcus Beasley and Kris Boyd for Hearts visit to Ibrox.

Wantaway midfielder Jerome Rothen insists he still has plenty to offer but admits he is struggling to end his Ibrox nightmare.

Kenny Miller and Nacho Novo have joined Rangers' growing injury list after last night's extra time Scottish Cup defeat of Hamilton.

Rangers welcome back forwards Lee McCulloch and Kenny Miller for Tuesday night's fourth round Scottish Cup replay at home to Hamilton.

Pedro Mendes has returned to full training after a long-term absence and could be back in the squad to face Hearts this weekend.

Strikers Kris Boyd and Kenny Miller are both out of Rangers' trip to face Hamilton at New Douglas Park.

John Fleck and Danny Wilson are believed to have turned down Rangers' contract offers, while Nacho Novo is considering his options.

Rangers are believed to have offered new contracts to Nacho Novo, Kirk Broadfoot, John Fleck and Danny Wilson.

Rangers have been rocked by the news leading scorer Kris Boyd faces six weeks out after he underwent a hernia operation.

Rangers are waiting to find out how serious Steven Davis and Kris Boyd's injuries are but Ally McCoist admits they are a concern.

Walter Smith is confident Kris Boyd will stay at Ibrox after comfirming Rangers have offered the striker a new contract.

Police are set to decide on Friday morning if Rangers' Scottish Cup tie at Hamilton on Sunday will go ahead.

Aston Villa have joined the list of clubs interested in Rangers' Kris Boyd and are thought to be ready to offer £1.5m for the striker.

Goalkeeper Allan McGregor is wary of recent history and has urged his Rangers team-mates to keep their feet on the ground.

Walter Smith admits Rangers cannot afford to lose any players during January if they want to maintain top spot in the SPL.