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Rangers up 2-1 at ht
« on: January 29, 2006, 09:05:29 AM »
courtesy of a marvin andrews goal
well done marv

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Re: Rangers up 2-1 at ht
« Reply #1 on: January 29, 2006, 09:08:54 AM »
Damn everyones getting into it
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Re: Rangers up 2-1 at ht
« Reply #2 on: January 29, 2006, 10:01:28 AM »
He score. I go have to look for that goal later. Big up tp dog

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Re: Rangers up 2-1 at ht
« Reply #3 on: January 29, 2006, 10:15:16 AM »
 Last Updated: Sunday, 29 January 2006, 15:52 GMT 

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Inverness CT 2-3 Rangers 
 
Kris Boyd scored twice for Rangers
Kris Boyd made it seven goals in four outings since his move from Kilmarnock as Rangers brought Caley Thistle's unbeaten run to an end after 11 games.
Thomas Buffel set up Boyd for a tap-in, but Craig Dargo slotted home his fifth goal in four games to equalise.

Marvin Andrews dived to deflect a corner home for Rangers' second.

Boyd scored from the penalty spot after Peter Lovenkrands was felled in the area, but Dennis Wyness headed in to give Inverness some late hope.

It signalled an end to Caley Thistle's run of three straight victories under Christie in his first game after being promoted from caretaker to permanent head coach.

And the three points took Rangers into third place in the Scottish Premier League above Hibernian and reduced the gap with leaders Celtic to 15 points.

Rangers had gone into the game without the injured Barry Ferguson, Fernando Ricksen taking over the captaincy and a midfield role, with Alan Hutton coming into the side at right-back.

But they were quickly into their stride - and an early lead.

Chris Burke ran at the heart of the Caley Thistle defence before slipping the ball through to Thomas Buffel.

And the Belgian's pass into the six-yard box left left Boyd with a simple tap-in.

Caley Thistle were quickly level after Ross Tokely miss-hit a speculative drive from 30 yards.

It turned into an inch-perfect pass to Dargo on the edge of the box and the striker curled his shot past the advancing Ronald Waterreus with the outside of his foot.

Bob Malcolm forced former Rangers goalkeeper Mark Brown to turn his 20-yard drive round the post and sent a header against the far post from the corner.

Brown pulled off a fine, one-handed save to turn wide a low Lovenkrands drive but was beaten from the resulting flag kick.

The diving Andrews forced his way between two defenders and the ball deflected past the keeper from five yards.

Brown prevented another goal with a point-blank save after Buffel burst into the box.

Rangers looked comfortable after the break against a side who seemed to miss the influence of suspended Ian Black in midfield.

And Brown produced a superb reaction save to palm clear a close-range Boyd header.

Darren Dods made a vital block after Peter Lovenkrands picked up the loose ball.

Caley Thistle squandered a chance when Wyness headed just over after being unmarked 10 yards out from a corner.

And they paid for that when Lovenkrands was sandwiched by two defenders as he sped into the box and Boyd rolled home the penalty kick.

Caley Thistle responded when a Wilson volley that was heading wide was diverted past Waterreus by the head of Wyness.

The Rangers goalkeeper scooped the ball off the goalline when a Dargo header was deflected off the hand of defender Ian Murray towards his own goal.



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Inverness CT: Brown, Tokely, Dods, Munro, Hastings, Wilson, Duncan, Fox, McBain, Dargo, Wyness.
Subs: Fraser, Golabek, McCaffrey, Hart, Proctor, McAllister, Bayne.

Rangers: Waterreus, Hutton, Andrews, Kyrgiakos, Murray, Burke, Malcolm, Ricksen, Buffel, Kris Boyd, Lovenkrands.
Subs: Klos, Alex Rae, Gavin Rae, Novo, Smith, Prso, Carcary.

Referee: A Freeland

 
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Re: Rangers up 2-1 at ht
« Reply #4 on: January 29, 2006, 12:35:50 PM »
Watched the match live on Sentanna (an Irish channel)

Big up to Marvin, he had a very eventful game, scoring a goal and getting a yellow card for a crunching challenge from behind on Craig Dargo. He did get the ball though, but he also got a lot of Dargo and sent him flying through the air ;D

he was a bit lucky with his goal, correction, he was PLENTY lucky as replays clearly showed that the ball deflected off his upper arm. His celebration was rather muted because he knew that he had conned the ref  ;D

then as he was walking back for the restart he looked to the heavens and gave a little prayer of thanks for his "arm of God" goal  :thumbsup:
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Re: Rangers up 2-1 at ht
« Reply #5 on: January 29, 2006, 02:33:46 PM »
well done Dog !  :beermug:

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Re: Rangers up 2-1 at ht
« Reply #6 on: January 29, 2006, 05:35:05 PM »
haha i guess it doh matter how it score once it does

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Re: Rangers up 2-1 at ht
« Reply #7 on: January 29, 2006, 10:31:59 PM »
Everybody scoring today  only Trini on the news..... ;D
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