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Confession time. I’ve got a soft spot for the Dutch. It was Dick Advocaat who gave me my big breakthrough as a first team player at Rangers alongside guys like Arthur Numan and Giovanni van Bronckhorst. A little later I’d be playing with the likes of Michael Mols, Ronald de Boer and Fernando Ricksen. And I always loved them because of their mentality.
Tuesday evening sees Rangers welcome Union Saint Gilloise as they look to overturn a two goal deficit.
It's half-time at Prenton Park and my head is all over the place.
If there’s anyone out there who still can’t bring themselves to accept what a good player Calvin Bassey is then let me put it this way. Never mind the fact that he’s just left Rangers for a fee which could bring in more than £22.5m. And forget that it’s a club the size of Ajax that has decided to put that amount of cash on the table. No, the simplest way of explaining how valuable Bassey was to my old club is the fact that Giovanni van Bronckhorst is going to have to sign two players just to replace him.
Barry Ferguson wants Rangers to do "everything in their power" to keep Calvin Bassey. And he's told the in-demand defender another season at Ibrox would be best for his career.
Just a week ago I was starting to wonder what Rangers were up to in this transfer window. Don’t get me wrong, I wasn’t ready to press the panic button or anything like that, but I was beginning to scratch my head a little bit, trying to figure out why no real business was getting done.
I remember laughing to myself when Lee Bowyer warned Joe Aribo that he would ruin his career by leaving Charlton for Rangers.
Barry Ferguson is confident Rangers can recoup £55million from player sales this summer if they are forced to sell some of their first-team stars.