Paul Le Gone

[ScouseOrient]

Just days after his axing of midfield star Barry Ferguson as captain - Le Guen has parted company with the Scottish giants.
Le Guen has agreed by mutual consent to end his seven-month tenure at Ibrox - which makes it the shortest in the Glasgow club's history.
The decision was made after a meeting between Le Guen and chairman Sir David Murray.
"Having met with Paul, it was clear that in the interests of the club and all concerned we agreed jointly to him stepping down as manager," he told the club's website.
"We are all clearly disappointed with our current circumstances and will now focus on securing a suitable replacement.
"I would like to wish Paul and his management team well in the future."
Paul Le Guen added: "I am disappointed to leave the club, but I think it is the best solution for all concerned.
"I would like to thank all the people who helped me and my team during my spell in Scotland.
"In particular, I would like to thank the directors who at all times gave me their total support." The club have confirmed that reserve team boss Iain Durrant will take temporary charge until a full time appointment is made.
Already a string of big names are being linked, including former Ibrox chiefs Walter Smith and Graeme Souness, while Derby boss Billy Davies is also being tipped.

[gosling]

I love the play on words...

Anyway, his decision to axe Ferguson's captaincy was a very odd one, and one which didn't go too well with the fans, and Rangers' performances of late have been poor to say the least, so it's unsurprising he's out of his job so soon. I bet the whole of Scotland doesn't want Walter Smith to quit managing the National Team. Billy Davies is having a great spell with Derby, and after Souness' spell at St. James' Park, I'm not sure if he'd be too welcome back at Glasgow...it'll be interesting to see who gets the job, though!

[piddle2k6]

To be honest i thought it was quite odd aswell hes pretty good i thought

[Jamie!]

3-2 down at Dunfermline at the moment...3min left.

[gosling]

Full time at East End Park, 3-2 to Dunfermline. More misery for Rangers! Out of the Scottish Cup already.

[summer]

i watched it on tv, cracking game.