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With Algeria having been forced into the extra game on Wednesday to qualify, we didn't really expect Madjid to be available this weekend ... He should be back in time for the game, but was never likely to be involved after playing two matches in four days for Algeria after having been out injured for a ...
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With Algeria having been forced into the extra game on Wednesday to qualify, we didn't really expect Madjid to be available this weekend ... He should be back in time for the game, but was never likely to be involved after playing two matches in four days for Algeria after having been out injured for a ...
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I really enjoyed the Scotland job
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I enjoyed my time there [with Scotland] but it was me who made the conscious decision to leave
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The pressure is on us to win our games, that's what we have to do ... That's what makes it so disappointing to lose a late goal. At least we acquitted ourselves in a better manner than the first game, which was as poor a performance as we have had in Europe since I came back.
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I don’t know what to expect crowd wise. If we were to read the press in Scotland we are not quite sure how many people will turn up to the game
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David Murray stepped down and they’ve placed a representative of the bank on the board ... It is not a situation anybody wants the club to be in
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When David Murray stepped away from Rangers I felt that was a bad thing for Rangers ... He has tried as hard as he could over the 20 years to invest in the club and now we do not have that situation. The quicker that gets cleared up the better it will be for Rangers.
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We are obviously pleased that he is back in the squad ... We hadn't envisaged the problem he would have coming back from Algeria last week. But that's finished with now and we just look forward to getting him back on the pitch.
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It will mean that the other teams \[in Scotland\] will have an opportunity to be successful
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I stress to you, if we are going to keep a high profile in Scotland then something like that needs to happen
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I feel we have had a slow start to the season as I've mentioned on a number of occasions ... We probably needed a game like that to, hopefully, kick-start our season. We've got Celtic back to a point now, but it's no use unless we carry that on to the next lot of games we have.
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That is a manager's life ... If you take a job, especially in Scotland, that [the criticism] happens to you. And it happens to you regardless of previous circumstances. That isn't what bothers me; what bothers me is that we haven't started the season the way I would have hoped. That gets to me more than...
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It's not only the supporters eagerly anticipating this match, I'm looking forward to it too ... Scottish fans have an affinity with Spanish sides. Sevilla won the UEFA Cup in Scotland, at Hampden Park, and deservedly. Real Madrid have come to Hampden Park on a couple of occasions and won the European Cu...
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It's not only the supporters eagerly anticipating this match, I'm looking forward to it too ... Scottish fans have an affinity with Spanish sides. Sevilla won the UEFA Cup in Scotland, at Hampden Park, and deservedly. Real Madrid have come to Hampden Park on a couple of occasions and won the European Cu...
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Stuttgart had a fantastic end to last season and they went on a great run of form to finish third in the Bundesliga. Any team can have a shaky start to a season and they are only five games into their league campaign.
About Walter Smith
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Walter Smith OBE (born February 24, 1948 in Lanark) is a Scottish former football player, but is better known as a football manager. He is currently the manager of Scottish Premier League club Rangers, his second spell in that capacity with the club. Full Article
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EDINBURGH, SCOTLAND - AUGUST 23: Walter Smith coach of Rangers reacts during the Clydesdale Bank Scottish Premier league match between Hearts and Rangers at Tynecastle Park on August 23, 2009 in Edinburgh, Scotland.
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EDINBURGH, SCOTLAND - AUGUST 23: Walter Smith coach of Rangers reacts during the Clydesdale Bank Scottish Premier league match between Hearts and Rangers at Tynecastle Park on August 23, 2009 in Edinburgh, Scotland.
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Rangers' coach Walter Smith kicks the ball during a training session at Ghencea stadium in Bucharest November 3, 2009. Rangers are set to play Unirea Urziceni in a Champions League Group G soccer match on November 4.
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Rangers' coach Walter Smith (R) talks to his player John Fleck during a training session at Ghencea stadium in Bucharest November 3, 2009. Rangers are set to play Unirea Urziceni in a Champions League Group G soccer match on November 4.
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Long lens view of Rangers' manager Walter Smith (R) and assistant Kenny McDowell (L) looking on as their team lost 4-1 to Sevilla during their UEFA Champions League, Group G, football match at Ibrox Stadium, Glasgow, Scotland, on September 29, 2009.
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Rangers' manager Walter Smith (L) talks with Madjid Bougherra during a soccer training session at their Murray Park training ground near Glasgow, Scotland September 28, 2009. Rangers will play Sevilla in a Champions League soccer match on September 29.
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Rangers' manager Walter Smith (R) laughs during a soccer training session at their Murray Park training ground near Glasgow, Scotland September 28, 2009. Rangers will play Sevilla in a Champions League soccer match on September 29.
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Rangers manager Walter Smith smiles during a news conference at Ibrox Stadium in Glasgow, Scotland September 28, 2009. Rangers will play Sevilla in a Champions League soccer match on September 29.
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Rangers' manager Walter Smith (C bottom), chairman Alistair Johnston and John Greig react following a missed scoring opportunity against Aberdeen during their Scottish Premier League soccer match at Ibrox Stadium, Glasgow, Scotland, September 26, 2009.
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(L to R) Bellow UEFA General Secretary David Taylor, FC Schalke 04's Felix Magath, Arsenal's Arsene Wenger, UEFA President Michel Platini, Manchester United's Sir Alex Ferguson, Olympique Lyonnais' Claude Puel, OM's Didier Deschamps and FC Porto's Manuel Ferreira.
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Europe's top soccer coaches pose for photographers, first row from left, David Taylor, UEFA General Secretary; Felix Magath, FC Schalke 04; Arsene Wenger of Arsenal; UEFA President Michel Platini, Sir Alex Ferguson of Manchester United FC, Claude Puel of Olympique Lyonnais, Didier Desch...
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Standing : Laurent Blanc (Girondins Bordeaux), Giorgio Marchetti (UEFA Competition director), Manuel Pellegrini (Real Madrid), Abel Resino (Atletico Madrid), Henk Ten Cate (Panathinaikos), Martin Jol (Ajax), Leonardo (AC Milan), Bernard Challandes (FC Zurich), Pierluigi Collina (UEFA Re...
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Rangers' manager Walter Smith lifts the trophy and celebrates winning against Falkirk in the Scottish Cup final soccer match at Hampden Park in Glasgow May 30, 2009.
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Rangers' manager Walter Smith lifts the trophy as he celebrates winning their Scottish Cup final soccer match against Falkirk at Hampden Park in Glasgow May 30, 2009.
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Rangers' manager Walter Smith and granddaughter Jessie celebrate winning against Falkirk in the Scottish Cup final soccer match at Hampden Park in Glasgow May 30, 2009.
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Rangers' coach Kenny McDowall (L) celebrates winning the League Championship with manager Walter Smith and Ally McCoist after beating Dundee United in their Scottish Premier League soccer match at Tannadice Park in Dundee, Scotland, May 24, 2009.
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Rangers' coach Kenny McDowall (L) celebrates winning the League Championship with manager Walter Smith and Ally McCoist after beating Dundee United in their Scottish Premier League soccer match at Tannadice Park in Dundee, Scotland, May 25, 2009.
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Rangers' manager Walter Smith celebrates winning the League Championship after beating Dundee Utd in their Scottish Premier League soccer match at Tannadice Park in Dundee, Scotland, May 24, 2009.
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Rangers' Nacho Novo (L) celebrates winning the League Championship with manager Walter Smith after beating Dundee Utd in their Scottish Premier League soccer match at Tannadice Park in Dundee, Scotland, May 24, 2009.
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Rangers' Nacho Novo (L) celebrates winning the League Championship with manager Walter Smith after beating Dundee Utd in their Scottish Premier League soccer match at Tannadice Park in Dundee, Scotland, May 25, 2009.
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(L-R) Conductor Stephen Crawford, Houston Independent School District Elementary Fine Arts Manager Walter Smith, Comcast VP for Government and Public Relations Ray Purser and VH1 Save the Music Foundation Program Manager Rob Davidson pose with a symbolic check for a $450,000 donation of...
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EDINBURGH, SCOTLAND - AUGUST 23: Walter Smith coach of Rangers reacts during the Clydesdale Bank Scottish Premier league match between Hearts and Rangers at Tynecastle Park on August 23, 2009 in Edinburgh, Scotland.
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With Algeria having been forced into the extra game on Wednesday to qualify, we didn't really expect Madjid to be available this weekend ... He should be back in time for the game, but was never likely to be involved after playing two matches in four days for Algeria after having been out injured for a ...
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With Algeria having been forced into the extra game on Wednesday to qualify, we didn't really expect Madjid to be available this weekend ... He should be back in time for the game, but was never likely to be involved after playing two matches in four days for Algeria after having been out injured for a ...
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I really enjoyed the Scotland job
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I enjoyed my time there [with Scotland] but it was me who made the conscious decision to leave
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The pressure is on us to win our games, that's what we have to do ... That's what makes it so disappointing to lose a late goal. At least we acquitted ourselves in a better manner than the first game, which was as poor a performance as we have had in Europe since I came back.
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I don’t know what to expect crowd wise. If we were to read the press in Scotland we are not quite sure how many people will turn up to the game
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David Murray stepped down and they’ve placed a representative of the bank on the board ... It is not a situation anybody wants the club to be in
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When David Murray stepped away from Rangers I felt that was a bad thing for Rangers ... He has tried as hard as he could over the 20 years to invest in the club and now we do not have that situation. The quicker that gets cleared up the better it will be for Rangers.
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We are obviously pleased that he is back in the squad ... We hadn't envisaged the problem he would have coming back from Algeria last week. But that's finished with now and we just look forward to getting him back on the pitch.
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It will mean that the other teams \[in Scotland\] will have an opportunity to be successful
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I stress to you, if we are going to keep a high profile in Scotland then something like that needs to happen
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I feel we have had a slow start to the season as I've mentioned on a number of occasions ... We probably needed a game like that to, hopefully, kick-start our season. We've got Celtic back to a point now, but it's no use unless we carry that on to the next lot of games we have.
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That is a manager's life ... If you take a job, especially in Scotland, that [the criticism] happens to you. And it happens to you regardless of previous circumstances. That isn't what bothers me; what bothers me is that we haven't started the season the way I would have hoped. That gets to me more than...
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It's not only the supporters eagerly anticipating this match, I'm looking forward to it too ... Scottish fans have an affinity with Spanish sides. Sevilla won the UEFA Cup in Scotland, at Hampden Park, and deservedly. Real Madrid have come to Hampden Park on a couple of occasions and won the European Cu...
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It's not only the supporters eagerly anticipating this match, I'm looking forward to it too ... Scottish fans have an affinity with Spanish sides. Sevilla won the UEFA Cup in Scotland, at Hampden Park, and deservedly. Real Madrid have come to Hampden Park on a couple of occasions and won the European Cu...
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Stuttgart had a fantastic end to last season and they went on a great run of form to finish third in the Bundesliga. Any team can have a shaky start to a season and they are only five games into their league campaign.
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SFA still want Walter Smith as Scotland manager according to the Scottish Daily Record.
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#RangersFC Walter Smith to leave Rangers in January? http://bit.ly/6AsfbQ
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RT @Daily_Record: SFA still want Walter Smith to be next Scotland boss. http://tinyurl.com/y8btd3y
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SFA still want Walter Smith to be next Scotland boss. http://tinyurl.com/y8btd3y
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