Rangers legend Ian Ferguson, a well-respected regular on Rangers TV these days and of course manager Down Under, believes Rangers aren’t completely out of the title hunt, but it will take a massive turnaround and the right manager.
Speaking exclusively to Ibrox Noise and Lucky Block, the 9IAR star had a few words to say about Rangers’ travails.
“Hopefully the new man who comes in finds a way with this squad and finds it quickly.”
You can say that again mate!
“There’s still a lot to play for – 31 games to go. We’re seven points behind, three Old Firm games to play. We can’t afford to lose another point before we play Celtic – simple as that.”
Goes without saying indeed.
“If that happens, we get to the Celtic game and get a result, then who knows what can happen? We’ve silverware coming up, a semi-final against Hearts that could steady the ship.”
It’s an optimistic stance in fairness, but nothing wrong with a little spot of positivity.
“That’s down to Steven and Alex to hopefully get us there and some silverware which would be appreciated by a lot of people.”
It certainly would, but if Rangers can’t beat Aberdeen or Aris, we must admit our hopes on Ibrox Noise of such an achievement are a spot more modest than Ferguson’s are.
Ferguson, who’s maybe a tiny spot out of touch down in Oz the past decade or so, just wants a successful Rangers, and he thinks the club still has a slim chance this season.
Ibrox Noise, sadly, cannot agree with his stance, and most fans won’t either.
The ex-boss absolutely obliterated Rangers and set the club back 5 years.
Not sure how any of that can be resolved in the next few weeks.