New boss Ferguson promises energy and desire from Rangers
Ferguson has been out of coach for three years since leaving the part-time motorsport (Alloa Athletic), and admitted he was “surprised, I received the call”.
He recently served as Rangers Club ambassador and had no idea of ​​returning to the frontline football, but said: “It took only five minutes to agree to be interim manager.
“Everyone has the right to say something. I have no problem with that. I’d rather be judged at the end of the season, but I know I’ll judge me by the game.
“This is the nature of the beast here for the Glasgow Rangers.”
Ferguson “can’t wait to go to the contact line” at Rugby Park on Wednesday, but admitted he didn’t have much time to prepare for a tour of the lost venue in October.
He added: “I only have one training session, but I won’t use it as an excuse.”
“We didn’t fill in too much information because it was too short, but they understood the way we were going.
“I hope they win football and give me everything they have. They fully understand what I expect from them.”
