I was going to write a rambling post about football and music. Suffice to say I am sick and tired of incompetent people in all walks of life.
Especially at my football club. But CBA with it all ... so ...
It is Tuesday and that of course means that it's #ttt or #threetunetuesday and so it's time to share some tunes with you!
Do go support
So yeah I and almost all Rangers fans want this imposter Russel Martin out of our club.
So I asked gemini for three tunes that describes my mood about it all lol!
See what you think of these tunes!
First up, a tune that's been ringing around my head and, I'm sure, the minds of fans "Should I Stay or Should I Go?". The indecision is a joke, and we need a clear decision, one way or another. Okay so it is I and not He but hey you get the fluffing message.
One of my fave bands and one of fave songs of all time!
Should I Stay or Should I Go was release in 1982 and is a perfect representation of the current situation. The lyrics, "If I go there will be trouble / And if I stay it will be double," encapsulate the dilemma facing the Rangers board. They need to decide whether to stick with the manager despite the fan backlash and poor results, or make a change that could bring its own set of challenges.
Although I have heard rumours they are making discrete calls sounding out people.
The Cavanagh guy the one that bought them and the 49ers will be at Ibrox on Saturday, I hope the place is empty and the boycott goes ahead!
Hit The Road Jack was released in 1961 and is a classic rhythm and blues track with a no-nonsense message. The call and response between Ray Charles and The Raelettes is a back-and-forth argument, with the final verdict being a simple demand for the person to leave and not return.
It's a song that speaks directly to the feelings of the Rangers fans who have grown tired of the current leadership.
It is aimed at the manager ehm sorry I mean head coach, fluff off a manager is a manager not a head coach and the two muppets that appointed him!
We finish up with a tune from believe it or not, a football owner! He owned Watford and did really well with them!
Goodbye Yellow Brick Road was released in 1973 and is about leaving a path that you've been on, one that was perhaps glamorous or promising, but ultimately turned out to be a dead end.
For Russell Martin the "Yellow Brick Road" was the path to success at Ibrox, but it's now clear to many that it's not working out, and it's time for him to walk away. Except he said he will not resign!
So sack him ....
Which was your favourite tune? Or have you never heard of these tunes?!?
What tunes are you sharing this Tuesday? Let me know in the comments below!
Note: The 3 YouTube videos that I have shared are not owned by me, I am simply spreading great music on Hive.
I wish that you all have a brilliant happy fun and terrific Tuesday until we meet again enjoy your tunes 🎶🎵🎶
Lead image was generated in grok AI, ramblings are also from me, the mad Scotsman TengoLoTodo unless otherwise stated.
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