Real Kashmir manager David Robertson tells BBC Scotland about the challenges he faces

Is that the road u always see on YouTube, it’s dug into the side of a vertical mountain & Looks the most dangerous road on earth ?
 
Good luck to him.

Haven't watched the documentary but heard it's great. Will need to give it a watch.
 
The documentary was immense and showed how brutal Kashmir was without the virus, it must be a living hell being in lockdown there.

Best of luck Robb, stay safe!
 
Keep well Davie and best wishes to your team and the community.
At least when football resumes his team will again have the pleasure of wearing the most luxurious jerseys in the league. Go, go Kashmir.
 
Pre season friendly when this is all over.

Rangers v Real Kashmir......away :p be a bit of a trip that.

Anyone who hasn’t watched the documentary really should. You won’t be dissapointed.
 
johnny1872 said:
Pre season friendly when this is all over.

Rangers v Real Kashmir......away :p be a bit of a trip that.

Anyone who hasn’t watched the documentary really should. You won’t be dissapointed.
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humour an old man here,whats the name of the documentary and where can I watch it.
 
Good luck Davie,maybe best to sit tight for the time being. Backing up other posters the Real Kashmir documentary is a must see
 
That's a tough one being out there at this time, going to give the documentary a wee watch when I get the chance
 
Wasn't aware he was still there. Good luck to him, Its not gonna be easy out there at this uncertain time.
 
Documentary was a real eye opener - always considered him to be something of a quiet lad probably due to the other characters that we had at the club at that time.
The documentary shows him to be anything but quiet and shows quite clearly how determined a character he is - and, indeed, a strength of character that epitomised the Rangers team he played in.
 
Why is he out there?

Must be getting paid a fortune, but surely made enough in his career to live reasonably comfortably over here.
 
Spiderman said:
Why is he out there?

Must be getting paid a fortune, but surely made enough in his career to live reasonably comfortably over here.
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Club was only founded in 2016 and he has been the manager since then, Think if you watch the documentary you can see its became a project to him. It has brought alot of the community together as well etc.

Good on him, He could probably get a job back here with far less hassle but he has plugged away over there for last few years.
 
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