Last night pushed Rangers fans beyond the brink. The chaos on the pitch, the visible disconnect in the dugout and the sheer lack of fight left supporters furious. Now an Ibrox Noise poll has confirmed exactly how severe the anger has become. The Danny Rohl future debate has exploded after another disastrous evening for Rangers and the results leave no room for doubt.
Rangers fans deliver brutal verdict
The poll itself could not have looked much clearer. Over 500 supporters voted and an astonishing 88% selected GTF. Only 12% wanted Rohl to stay at Ibrox.
That number matters.
Indeed, fan polls can fluctuate after emotional matches. Supporters react in anger and frustration. However, this felt different. The atmosphere around Rangers now looks completely toxic. Fans no longer trust the manager. Worse still, many no longer believe the players fight for him either.
Moreover, this did not emerge from one bad result alone. Rangers supporters have watched collapse after collapse over recent weeks. The Parkhead humiliation hurt enough. Nevertheless, last night tipped many over the edge completely.
The reaction online proved relentless. Fans hammered Rohl across social media. They criticised his tactics, his substitutions and his public comments. Many also pointed towards visible body language from players who now appear disconnected from the manager.
The dressing room issue grows
This situation no longer looks like simple poor form.
Instead, Rangers now appear divided from top to bottom. Reports continue to emerge regarding fallout between Rohl and members of the squad. Nico Raskin allegedly clashed with him. Derek Cornelius clearly fell out with the manager as well. Consequently, supporters now believe the dressing room has fractured badly.
That becomes impossible to ignore.
Furthermore, fans watched another lifeless display last night. Rangers lacked intensity. They lacked leadership. Above all else, they lacked belief. Ibrox supporters can forgive failure at times. However, they never forgive surrender.
That remains the biggest issue facing the manager now.
According to reports from Sky Sports and The Guardian the Rangers hierarchy still view Rohl as a long term appointment despite growing supporter unrest.
Ibrox patience has vanished
Rangers fans backed Rohl initially. Many gave him time after difficult results earlier in the season. Some even defended him after defeats at Parkhead and Tynecastle. Yet patience eventually runs out at a club like Rangers.
Now it has completely disappeared.
The Danny Rohl future conversation no longer divides the support in the same way. Certainly, some fans still hope he can recover this situation. Nevertheless, the overwhelming majority now want change immediately.
That poll reflected more than frustration.
It reflected exhaustion.
Supporters look drained by this season. They expected progress after the takeover. They expected leadership after years of chaos. Instead, Rangers have drifted backwards again.
As previously covered by Ibrox Noise the warning signs around fan approval had already started emerging weeks ago.
Pressure builds on the board
Now attention turns firmly towards the Rangers board.
Andrew Cavenagh and the hierarchy face a huge decision. They can either continue backing a manager who appears to have lost the support or they can act before next season collapses before it even starts.
Either way, the Danny Rohl future now dominates every conversation surrounding Ibrox.
And after last night, fans have made their feelings crystal clear.
Meanwhile, Reuters previously highlighted how highly regarded Rohl remained within German football circles despite growing pressure at Rangers.
Earlier Ibrox Noise coverage also detailed how sources believed Rohl could leave Rangers by mutual consent while another report examined how supporters reacted to a possible Ibrox exit.