Considerations for Clement

Rangers’ dramatic injury-time victory against Hearts on Sunday gave rise to much euphoria and ecstasy in the stands, and rightly so. I mean if you can’t enjoy a last-minute winner to secure all three points and close the gap at the top of the table then frankly you’re in the wrong place. However as the … Continue reading Considerations for Clement →

Patience required

151 years. 19 managers. Among the many proud traditions and historic achievements of Rangers Football Club. It may not be as prominent as nine-in-a-row or our European Cup Winner’s Cup triumph in Barcelona, however supporters are rightly proud that so few have been fortunate enough to call themselves the manager of our great institution. The … Continue reading Patience required →

Set up to fail

Football perhaps unsurprisingly has been a sport where money has dictated the outcome of leagues and competitions for decades. Tables generally trend from the richest clubs at the top, down to those with the least financial clout at the bottom. I don’t think anyone reading this will be hugely surprised or shocked by this particular … Continue reading Set up to fail →

Financial Disadvantage

In 2018 when Steven Gerrard walked into the Blue Room as Rangers manager for the first time he did so facing a Herculean task. With the squad he inherited finishing third in the league behind Aberdeen and being knocked out of Europe by the fourth-best team in Luxembourg, the Liverpool legend was tasked with closing … Continue reading Financial Disadvantage →

Turning Toxic

The toxicity of Ibrox Stadium at the end of another big-game defeat, under the current management team, was like nothing I can recall in my time as a supporter. The fact that this came after only four league games speaks volumes about the severity of the fury felt by the fans. The scenes at the … Continue reading Turning Toxic →