By the rangers ranging

we are the rangers,

By the rangers ranging

we are the rangers,

Rangers were short of inspiration, though.

This is actually one of the rangers.

Menga strike gives Livingston 1 0 win over Rangers

Livingston 1 0 Rangers Menga goal downs Gerrard's men

Rangers' Graham Dorrans optimistic ahead of Rapid Vienna clash

Again Rangers failed to deal with a deep Jacobs set piece.

Before then, Rangers host Rapid Vienna in the Europa League on Thursday.

Rangers may have dominated possession but Livingston did more with the ball they had.

The herd was safe within the confines of the park, because of this dedicated group of park rangers.

Holt's team should have been ahead long before they scored, with their directness causing Rangers all manner of problems.

Menga struck seven minutes before half time and a Rangers line up short on inspiration never looked like levelling.

While Rangers now drop down to sixth spot, Livingston climb to third and only behind Hibernian on goal difference.

What started as very small, community rangers getting community involved, has now grown into something that we call conservancies.

Rangers did grab control but there looked to be more hope than belief about their play in the final third.

The hosts were content to let Rangers play in front of them, knowing they could trouble the visitors at set pieces.

By that stage, Rangers had dominated possession but had found the home defence impenetrable and goalkeeper Liam Kelly was largely untroubled,

Scott Pittman was denied by the feet of Rangers goalkeeper Allan McGregor and Lithgow flicked wide from another Livingston set play.

Rangers substitute Glenn Middleton had another late claim for a penalty as he tangled with Jacobs but again Thomson looked away.

Promoted Livingston stunned Rangers to consign Steven Gerrard to just his second defeat in 18 games as manager of the Ibrox club.

So from day one, the people involved in the project, bottom left is Fabian Nicieza, writer for X Men and Power Rangers.

Rangers suffered another bout of away day blues as Dolly Menga's strike consigned Steven Gerrard's disjointed side to a 1 0 defeat at Livingston.

He wandered the grounds and the ruins of the old castle, talking to rangers, gardeners and sometimes the artists at work on his book's illustrations.

Matt Phillips, a 5.5m signing from Queens Park Rangers, will provide pace but he is the sole new player entering the opening weekend of the campaign.

Instead of just knowledge of this park, he created an understanding and an empathy for the elephants, the rangers and the many issues surrounding human wildlife conflicts.

Rangers managed just two first half shots on target but former Ibrox goalkeeper Liam Kelly was barely troubled by Lassana Coulibaly's header and a tame Ovie Ejaria strike.

Rangers conceded a free kick and Livingston worked an opening, Declan Gallagher and Robinson combining to set up Menga, who took a touch and scored from the centre of the box.

Their final ball was lacking only once did they cut the home side open and it is something of a wake up call for Rangers, who find themselves in mid table.

And there could be further trouble in store for Rangers after linesman Calum Spence had to be treated for a head wound after an object was apparently thrown from the away end.

A knee injury prevented midfielder Graham Dorrans from making his first appearance of the season until the 2 2 draw with Villarreal but he believes Rangers can use that result as a springboard to greater things.

Rangers host Rapid Vienna on Thursday, knowing that victory over the Austrians, following the impressive draw in Spain against Villarreal earlier this month, will put them in a strong position to qualify from Group G of the Europa League.

It had no chance to learn and probably never will that picnic tables and garbage cans are defended by forest rangers with orders to kill. How much luckier we humans are, knowing what is good and bad for us.