1. I think you are being very harsh here Jig was there in our time of need just like Mcoist and I for one will always be grateful to both of them. WATP I'm not saying he should come back I think he needs something fresh to enjoy and good luck to him,

2. I agree 100% with that …thanks jig for your service but now leave for good …we don't want you back so go to killie or whoever ….you where a complete disaster last season and booed by your own fans should give you an idea of our thoughts on you ….goodbye

3. The words of the immortal Bill Struth were “Son, you’re a good player but can you play for the Rangers?” Well for all these players Warburton is bringing in there may not be a better person to condition them to what is expected than McCulloch – he has seen it all in his time with us.

   He might also be a bloody good coach so let W/W decide for themselves who they want on board and fans should stop whinging and judge them on results.

   • Who would you rather have big jig or big Gordon, I would say Gordon is the best of the 2

4. Some of our fans do get hysterical about big Lee. I doubt if many of us have any real idea of his coaching abilities and if Mark Warburton takes him on I'll certainly keep an open mind.

   • God help us if he is going to coach our defenders then because we can look forward to several free kicks just outside our box against us, losing umpteen goals through not being able to play offside rule properly and all our players blaming someone else when they make a mistake, but if truth be told I blame the gardener he made him a centre half, tell you what a bet you there is a shitload of weeds in that garden

5. Well said Ibrox Noise.

6. he was one who did stand by us when we had no others to step in,,,,lets not forget that.

7. 100% spot on!! Move along Lee I wouldn't want to see him back in any capacity sick to the back teeth with his dithering and butting other players with them big elbows !! should have gone years ago.

8. Couldn't agree more and don't think he has anything positive to bring to the set-up!

9. I didn't think McCulloch was a great player before he arrived. He was never good enough to nail down a position for us. BUT, when it all went Pete Tong, he stayed when so many left. You can say he wouldn't have got as much money elsewhere, probably true, but remember there was no certainty we would survive. He stayed and should be apreciated for that.

   As a player, he continued to show commitment to the cause, but insufficent skill at wing, forward, midfield and eventually defence. But can anybody honestly say he didn't try? Or that he would not have run through a wall for the club? Remember, a lot of those released could not say that they would have done that.

   For me all his failings were down to the fact that he wasn't good enough, all his positives down to the fact he loves the club.

   Given that, who am I to say he shouldn't get a go in another part of the club? If he is good enough for WAW, Warburton and Weir, he is good enough for me. I am not ready to barrack them when the season hasn't started.

10. You really cant win with some Rangers fans! Naismith and co were traitors for leaving Rangers and Jig was a money grabbing cunt for staying? What the fuck….

    • Well said

    • Intelligent input

    • Naismith had a chance to play elsewhere ( not that I like anything about him ) Jig might have got another club in lower leagues on lots less money Probably added to his loyalty ? After seeing how McCoist has behaved loyalty is in short supply.

    • The others used the situation to move for better wages, McCulloch was never going to get anywhere near what he was earning at Ibrox. He was done, but used the situation to extend his career by playing against part time players for top money.

    • The guy is 37 year old playing out of position for how long surely you can't be serious that he's a leach and all that , he played in probly the most successful period of rangers term in the last 10 years uefa cup final etc. And stuck to try and help through the bad

11. Take big jig all day long he is 100% Rangers

12. So much for the modern thinking of taking Rangers forward. Taking on McCulloch for our kids would be both unproductive and expensive,, Have we not learned anything!!! If this is what Warbuton and Weir are all about, then we are in for one long season,,,again!! Not impressed at all.

13. Jig and McCoist stuck by us when others deserted, I would have both back on the coaching staff in a heartbeat, can't get enough good Rangers men at the club in our time of need and this will be a huge season for us and we need folk who know the history to support big Warbs..

    • well said,,2 true rangers men,, and alot of fans should remember this and stop talking crap,,

14. Jig was reportedly on a basic £16k a week, would you walk away from that playing against guys whose second jobs/hobbies was football? Add bonuses to that and its a £m yearly sal. He and the Management trio prolly took close to £9m from the club in 3 seasons in the lower leagues. Fekin shocking.

15. Jig was an expensive joke, more a liability than a leader and was paid handsomely to go thru the motions in the lower leagues. He should have left with the traitors.

    • you sure talk shit,,

16. He stayed simply because he had nowhere else to go, dread to think how much in wages he has taken out of the club in the last 3 years, playing against part time guys on a pittance, and regularly being shown up by them. He was never the player he thought he was.

    • but he stayed to fight for rangers,,

17. Come on made him a Multi-Millionaire, sorry but not factual. As for saying he was a very poor defender to coach the kids, well may I remind you that some of the best managers we had were poor players. Hate to say this but, Jock Stein one of the greatest managers Scotland ever had. Was a poor excuse of a Centre Half. Jock Wallace. Walter Smith……….You can't judge someone until they do or don't perform.

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