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Does he stick up for himself? He seems to get massively rattled if someone tells him to piss off if he's being a nuisance then calls them out for fights. Wouldn't really call that sticking up for yourself, I'd call that being incredibly unhinged.

He's a complete nuisance, his behaviour and language is often appalling and he regularly calls people out for fights completely unprovoked. Yeah he's a real treat. If he's that vulnerable for his own safety above anything else the club shouldn't admit him home or away.

I suspect he's probably burnt every bridge there is to burn with the club. Doubt they'd be very forthcoming with any kind of support. Frankly it's amazing he's still allowed to games.

He's also spelt his own first name wrong which probably is a slight clue.

How does one actually acquire that build?

He is guaranteed a full wage though. As per the terms of his contract. The variable you bring in is a massive exception to the rule and pretty much never happens. It's also irrelevant as he's not going to willingly take a pay cut to come here.

They don't because their wages are being paid in full as they're still under contract with their parent club.

Those figures will be skewed by the tenures of Hughes and Pulis I would've thought. From Lambert through to Robins today, they've had eight permanent managers in seven years. Realistically it'll be far less than that time-wise.

In what way? He got forward well and make some nice passes but defensively I didn't think he was that brilliant. He was partly culpable for a few of Blackburn's chances the other night.

I've not seen much to suggest that the defence has drastically improved really. Dovin has dug the side out of some pretty deep holes against both Bristol and Blackburn. Something our previous GK was incapable of in games. It's certainly more solid than it was, but we're still poor at...

It's a strange move for him to be honest. His style and approach was far better suited to Millwall.

Ben Shapiro?

With Rabbi incoming and Schlupp presumably close I really don't see why we'd sign Paterson.

Rangers on average have to play probably around 10-15 games more per season than a Championship team and often against complete knuckle draggers.

Kick off on the Wizz Air from Glasgow Airport did he?

What's the relevance? Don't sit next to him on a flight?

True. I'm just providing context though. There's reasons why his injury record might not be the best. I can't be bothered to look but I'd wager their injury list is consistently not great throughout the squad.

Not really my point. I'm saying on the face of it, missing 17 games in a season isn't great but probably accounts for 3 months per season for Rangers. Obviously less than ideal as mentioned but it's no worse really than Sheaf. There's also an element where you wonder how often they rush...

Could be wrong but don't Rangers play a ridiculous amount of games per season so those numbers could be skewed. I'm sure a few years ago when they got to the Europa League final they played something silly like 65.

An initial loan at least gives us an opportunity to have a good look at him first and assess his fitness.