| Déjà vu all over again for Stéphan’s resurgent Rangers – Report on 23:06 - Oct 6 with 1015 views | CopenhagenRs |
Honestly, I never thought I would see Madsen as Man of the Match in early October—or ever really—when watching him at Vicarage Road back in August playing some of the wimpiest alibi football I’ve seen in ages. But fair play. It’s great to be proven wrong. The tall lad from Jutland can actually play well. And if he keeps this up, we might be witnessing a proper H.C. Andersen fairytale—the ugly duckling turning into a classy midfield swan. |  | |  |
| Déjà vu all over again for Stéphan’s resurgent Rangers – Report on 07:56 - Oct 7 with 626 views | SW_Ranger |
Great day out and we always seem to manage to deliver!
I honestly thought we wouldn’t make it through this one with anything but once again we fought our way through and won in ‘the library’ 
A real difference is our bench this year; we actually have options as you described Clive. If you’re not on your game JS is ready to replace you with someone who should/could give more and they have mostly. The run continues.
Great support from the fans and a lively atmosphere (from us anyway). Bristol fans only woke up, briefly, after they scored.
We deserved the win … we scored one more than them  |  | | |
| Déjà vu all over again for Stéphan’s resurgent Rangers – Report on 08:19 - Oct 7 with 577 views | qprbenjamin163 |
| Déjà vu all over again for Stéphan’s resurgent Rangers – Report on 22:59 - Oct 6 by Konk |
Pasture is great. Probably the best steak in the city, really good service, and a nice atmosphere. Gets booked-up super quick, so we've booked tables at odd times before. Certainly not cheap, but still value for money for a treat.
If you find yourself down our end of Bedminster, Souk Kitchen, Cor, and Sonny Stores are all excellent. If you're after a quicker cheaper meal, then Pizzarova do great pizzas, and Mangosteen is good value for money, albeit somewhere where they like to get you in-and-out (they're also on Cotham Hill and Glos Road).
Elsewhere in town, off the top of my head, I don't think you can go wrong with Bokman, Root, Pasta Ripiena, Cotto, Marmo, Bravas, Caper and Cure, Little French (not been to their other restaurant, 1 York Place(?) but that is supposed to be v good too). Honestly, there are loads of good restaurants throughout the city. Quick lunch in town, then Matina at St Nick's market is fantastic and there are plenty of good alternatives there too. Dongnae (?) is supposed to be v good and is the same people as Bokman. Cotham Hill, Wapping Wharf, Chandos Road, I would probably say are the best spots for clusters of good restaurants.
And if you're travelling by train, Harts Bakery at BTM is mint for savouries or sweet treats. [Post edited 6 Oct 23:06]
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Fantastic stuff thank you. I'll pass this on to My boy too although he'll mostly be eating at 'Spoons and Greggs. |  | | |
| Déjà vu all over again for Stéphan’s resurgent Rangers – Report on 09:12 - Oct 7 with 490 views | TheChef |
| Déjà vu all over again for Stéphan’s resurgent Rangers – Report on 16:34 - Oct 6 by Northernr |
Well, Smyth and Vale are a good example of how easy it is to sit here and pontificate, and how difficult it is actually being the guy making the decisions.
After Stoke you'd have said Saito and Vale are our best wingers. Hands down, they're first choice. Smyth lucky to get a look in with Dembele and Chair.
Vale has since had a couple of poor games for me at Sheff Wed and against Oxford, then comes on here and absolutely transforms it.
Saito shut out well by Wednesday, changed the game in our favour Wednesday, pretty ordinary here.
Smyth a great stint here and a goal after another of his falling over stints on Wednesday night.
So the way things are going Madsen might get totally bullied against Millwall and Varane beasts them. |
I just wondered if Smyth and Vale weren't fit enough to start / managing minutes?
I wouldn't have started Dembele personally, but I suppose the manager didn't have much choice. |  |
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