Ibrox Noise

After a recent conjecture piece from one of the clickbait mob claimed Mikey Moore regrets joining Rangers, the rest of the parasites jumped on it and spun it into a so-called sourced story that Spurs will recall him. The truth is simpler. Moore has utterly struggled at Rangers.

He arrived from a club where winning the league is a nice idea rather than an absolute demand. At Rangers the pressure is suffocating. Winning the league is everything. Moore, just 17 when he signed and only 18 now, has found that environment far too much. The Ibrox stage swallows players whole if they cannot meet the standard, and he has been consumed.

Yes, he is talented. Yes, he has potential. But he is nowhere near ready to be a first-team player at any club, never mind Spurs or Rangers. London is no picnic either. Tottenham have expectations of their own, which is why they binned Ange Postecoglou so quickly. If he cannot cope in Glasgow, he will not cope in North London either.

The evidence on the pitch is damning. Moore has delivered nothing of note in Rangers colours. The one time he showed glimpses was against Alaba in the cup, and that was against lower-league opposition. Beyond that, he has vanished.

Whether Spurs genuinely have any plan to recall him is irrelevant. The bigger truth is it has not worked out for him at Ibrox. He looks every inch a passenger despite the £20m theoretical value tag. Sadly for him, he is not alone. Many of Russell Martin’s summer signings have failed too. That failure lies firmly at the feet of the manager, whose appalling leadership has turned promising additions into shadows of themselves.

Mikey Moore is just the latest example of a young player broken by the reality of Rangers.

Rangers appear to be leading the chase for Tottenham sensation Mikey Moore as the Ibrox side continues to strengthen in wide areas. The winger has already made 12 appearances in the Premier League despite being only 17. That kind of experience at such a young age shows exactly why his market value sits at around £20M already.

Reports suggest Rangers have emerged as favourites to land Moore on loan, which would represent a huge coup. The attacking starlet has racked up 39 goal contributions in 55 appearances across various levels. That includes a Premier League assist already, although most of his output has come in development competitions. Still, the numbers do not lie and his ability to deliver in the final third speaks volumes.

This kind of Rangers transfer news has excited supporters who feel the club must add more attacking threat out wide. Ibrox Noise recently highlighted the urgent desire within the club to boost options in the wing positions. Mikey Moore fits the bill perfectly, offering speed, creativity and a genuine eye for goal. Tottenham sensation Mikey Moore would be a great addition.

Manager Russell Martin has already shown ambition in targeting elite-level talents. Ibrox Noise also discussed the expected exits from Ibrox, which free up room in the squad and wage budget. The potential addition of Moore aligns with the wider vision at the club for younger, high-value players with top-flight experience.

The interest in Moore also points to a long-term shift in transfer policy. Rangers want hungry and talented players who can contribute now and grow further in Glasgow. Ibrox Noise recently named several signings expected to feature against Panathinaikos, albeit Moore is ineligble. The more talent Rangers attract at this level, the better the side will compete on domestic and European fronts.

While nothing has been officially announced yet, Moore to Rangers feels like a natural fit. The player’s attacking output, Premier League exposure and rising value all point to a major addition for Russell Martin’s project. Sources have confirmed that Rangers are firmly in the mix and the signs are extremely positive.

If the deal goes through, it will represent one of the most exciting youth additions Rangers have made in years. Moore has everything needed to shine in the Scottish Premiership and help Rangers push for silverware again.

Well this one’s given us a chuckle – Ange Postecoglou potentially managing Rangers? Ooooooooh behave. With reports swirling that Tottenham are set to sack the Aussie after just a season in North London, it hasn’t taken long for the Ibrox banter brigade to light up. Some have even jokingly suggested he could be in the frame to take over at Ibrox. Cue the 2+2=4 memes, and some of the finest sarcasm you’ll see this side of Edmiston Drive.

Let’s be clear – there is absolutely no chance Rangers are looking at Postecoglou. This is the same manager who symbolised everything our support loathed about Celtic’s recent success. But that’s what makes it funny. The mere idea of him in our dugout, after the “we never stop” waffle and all those Parkhead sermons, is deliciously daft. Still, as we recently covered, fans are having their say loud and clear about who shouldn’t be anywhere near the job—and Postecoglou’s name would be laughed out the room faster than a soft penalty at Parkhead.

This all comes as Rangers continue serious rebuilding under new ownership, with our full market value finally revealed, and a new managerial appointment expected imminently. One thing is for sure—it won’t be the former Celtic boss. But imagining the meltdown on both sides of Glasgow if it did happen? Glorious chaos.

Of course, the suggestion is all in good humour. Rangers fans know exactly what Postecoglou represents, and the recent takeover covered here means the new board aren’t daft enough to go near him. But in times of silly season speculation, it’s good to laugh.

So no, Ange (probably) won’t be coming to Ibrox. But we’ll be here, watching it all unfold – arms folded, smirking, and reminding everyone once again that 2+2 does, indeed, still equal 4.

It is understood that Rangers striker Hamza igamane is now a serious target for Tottenham Hotspur amid the London Giants striker crisis.

Sources online revealed that Angie, whose job is very much on the line at the moment, as seriously considering Rangers in form hitman has a low cost option upfront.

With the regular striker, Dominic Solanke out injured having cost spurs around £65 million. The idea of Igamane would be a much lower cost alternative.

Spurs would be looking at between £10M and £20 million for the Moroccan who has come under a massive spotlight in the past few weeks for his exploits.

We will see if they make the move for Rangers star man.