Article by: Richard
Ex-Rangers captain, MBE Steven Davis is
reported to be interesting Rangers for a surprise return to his beloved Ibrox
club. He was certainly brought up in Ballymena as a dyed-in-the-wool Rangers
fan, but whether he would want to give up playing in the Premier League on a
big money deal is a different matter altogether.
reported to be interesting Rangers for a surprise return to his beloved Ibrox
club. He was certainly brought up in Ballymena as a dyed-in-the-wool Rangers
fan, but whether he would want to give up playing in the Premier League on a
big money deal is a different matter altogether.
Last season his game-time in the starting X1
was limited by both injuries and other players being picked to start over their
team captain, but he still managed to play on 25 occasions.
was limited by both injuries and other players being picked to start over their
team captain, but he still managed to play on 25 occasions.
Everything will depend on whether their
manager Mark Hughes wants to hold on to his 33-year-old midfield player to
stay and fight for his place. Will Mark prefer to move him on to make room for Stuart
Armstrong, his new £7M signing from Celtic, who will obviously become a
sure-fire starter for the St Mary’s club.
manager Mark Hughes wants to hold on to his 33-year-old midfield player to
stay and fight for his place. Will Mark prefer to move him on to make room for Stuart
Armstrong, his new £7M signing from Celtic, who will obviously become a
sure-fire starter for the St Mary’s club.
If Mark Hughes is willing to be kind to Davis and let him join
Stevie G’s new revolution at Rangers for
free, then signing him as next season’s captain would be deemed a good
move.
Stevie G’s new revolution at Rangers for
free, then signing him as next season’s captain would be deemed a good
move.
If a significant transfer fee is involved, Ibrox Noise
would say no to bringing a 33-year-old back to the club. A minimal one might be tolerable.
would say no to bringing a 33-year-old back to the club. A minimal one might be tolerable.
The positive side of bringing him home, is
that his talent, knowledge and experience of many years playing at the top
level, could help Rangers catch up with our Old Firm rivals.
that his talent, knowledge and experience of many years playing at the top
level, could help Rangers catch up with our Old Firm rivals.
The negative could be that as he has got older,
injuries can take a lot longer to heal, and he doesn’t have the same physical
attributes that some of Rangers’ other taller targets possess.
injuries can take a lot longer to heal, and he doesn’t have the same physical
attributes that some of Rangers’ other taller targets possess.
survey service
Too old.
Top notch battled hardned winner ex RANGERS captain this guy brings the know how small fee are ona free is a no brainer yea it would be couple of seasons max after all its all about the RANGERS 🇬🇧
Agree, if he is a free transfer then good business; otherwise No.
His age isnt an issue. Good 2 or 3 years left. Technical, winning mentality and good enough to make that ugly bloke from the east end look amateur.
Who you kidding to old do we forgot Davie weir get him on board
as a rangers fan myself who went to his school etc I would love him back.
in thus case attitude beats age and his effect on the youmg players would be awesome.
the league's coming home!
Not for me. Had his time at Ibrox. Good player but not great.
A non story about a yesterdays man…some on here are desperate.
Am I The Only Rangers Fan on this Site who don't want us Re-Signing Davis?
I know footballers have a sell by date but I'm 65 that's bloody old no 33 and I even yet can run quite a bit lol
Free transfer no brainer – Anything over £750k then no thanks!
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