How might four Bears fare in Rangers’ hour of need?
exist Four Rangers Smiling To bridge the gap left by Philippe Clement’s degenerate business, CEO Patrick Stewart decided that many people have been to Ibrox, predictably.
The club reached a new level on Monday. How many Rangers are needed to change the club? It turns out that these are four, albeit part of the temporary collective.
Barry Ferguson, who manages Clyde, Kelty Hearts and Alloa’s athleticism, has been the head coach at the end of the season. He has not held a management position since leaving Alloa three years ago. It is fair to say that Ferguson did a lot of heavy work as a player in his outstanding time as a caretaker.
He is backed by Neil McCann, an amazing BBC expert and a large personality. His management work was in Dundee of 2017-18, among the caregivers of Inverness Caledonian in 2021.
Billy Dodds is another respected sporting voice and part of the interim regime. Like McCann, he made a blunt mistake at Clement’s Wanderer. Of the four coaches, he has achieved the greatest success.
As an assistant coach in Ross County, Dodds won the League Cup in 2016, and as manager he brought Caley Thistle to the 2023 Scottish Cup final.
The fourth person is Allan McGregor, a club legend, but his coaching certificate is thin and can be said well.
He has kept a low profile since McGregor retired. He didn’t give the impression of someone desperate to be on the training ground, but he was here. Another bear in the big house.
