Next Manager of Rangers

[.Williamson. 82,308]

Why not take a manager that has won a couple of lower leagues, perhaps an ex player who knows all about Rangers, who has learnt from one of the best and has proven himself in difficult times!

Oh wait......

Cunt

[one55 1,510]

really don't know. can't be as bad as ally. even if they are shit then at least they won't be leeching off the club. don't see us giving a new manager anything like what mccoist is getting now.

[TMB 14,167]

Why not take a manager that has won a couple of lower leagues, perhaps an ex player who knows all about Rangers, who has learnt from one of the best and has proven himself in difficult times!

Oh wait......

8=D

[TMB 14,167]

Gordon Strachan for me. He's a prick but his track record speaks for itself.

[eejay the dj 31,964]

I want all traces of old mates network removed .No McCall ,McInnes or any other linked to Ally .

I voted for other .

A sensible an possibly affordable appointment would be someone like Doug Freedman .

Plenty of experience but no ones fool

[Ryan_1 1,136]

What scares me is who we might end up with if McCoist does leave.

Derek McIness has too many ties to McCoist for my liking, don't rate McCall all that much and out of the three I'd go with Billy Davies,

I like the idea of letting go out to application but it doesn't seem like the typical Rangers thing to do so I'd doubt that would happen. Although as I've said before in another thread it's times the club starting doing things outside the box.

[laudrupno1 3,932]

Open it up for applications and appoint the best candidate!

This

[Brian Fantana 28,894]

Dick Advocaat is available

Would never come as we have no money to spend

[Davy 73 31]

Its astonishing just how many gers fans have turned on Ally now,the guy has rhino skin!!,, I would wlecome big Mcleish back personally but Ally is not going anywhere without a pay off which is shameful considering the dosh he has had off us over the years.The last thing i would like to see is another so called amateur Gers-man appointment,our club is rotten from top to bottom

[Crespie6 334]

Nigel Clough. turned Derby around and laid the foundations for McClaren

[Malvern 11,329]

At the start of the season I said Gordon Strachan , though I accept now that is a non starter because of his promising start to the Euros.

However that is the kind of manager we need - an experienced , proven manager ( I do worry about McCall , McInnes and Davies in that respect in the step up to a team like Rangers ) .

His biggest attribute is getting the best out of ordinary players as his time with Scotland is proving. In our current financial position this is vital. His team frequently punches above its weight , while , at the same time , playing attacking football. He also has an eye for players that many don't know , doesn't fear throwing them in the team , and they rarely disappoint.

Like I say , Strachan won't come , but if we can find someone with these attributes , we won't go far wrong.

You forgot he would put the fear of pain into a players head if they did not perform, can't see him being all cuddly, comedic and Karaoke.

[He's blue he's white 717]

Tony pullis, Graeme Souness, (maybe Ray Wilkins) or Alex McLeish. Basically a strong reliable and consistent manager is needed

[gazza27 15,283]

I'm thinking that the appointment of Gordon Strachan wouldn't go down too well with fans. Ex-Aberdeen player and ex-Celtic manager? Hmmm...

Don't bother with him he's the forum clown

[Jasper Blues 500]

Position needs to be advertised.

Personally I would love Souness as D of F and GVB as manager.

Experience, winning mentality, strength of character (take no shit) and football knowledge.

[WilliamCahill91 103]

Don't bother with him he's the forum clown

You sound so cool. Can we be mates?

[gazza27 15,283]

You sound so cool. Can we be mates?

If ye want

[will_1974 204]

Advertise - see who applies. Do some research, interview then select the best candidate.

[will_1974 204]

Rene Meulensteen could be an interesting choice

[gmcf 34,238]

You forgot he would put the fear of pain into a players head if they did not perform, can't see him being all cuddly, comedic and Karaoke.

Yes ! Very true.

I don't see the training being a holiday camp either.

[Malvern 11,329]

Yes ! Very true.

I don't see the training being a holiday camp either.

Aye, been a bug bear of mine for ages, Ally has about as much fear factor as Mr Blobby or Louis Walsh for that matter.

[gmcf 34,238]

Not a personal dig mate but can you point me to a comparable situation where bringing in a new manager won the league? I can`t recall it.

Souness . When he came in we had struggled for years. Yes he bought Woods , Butcher and later Roberts . But the bulk of that team had been at Rangers for years. Guys like McCoist , Durrant , D Ferguson , McMinn , McPherson , Fleck , Cooper , Munro .

Souness turned these players into winners and within months we knew we were going to win the league that year for the first time in nearly 10 years .

Edit. And to a lesser extent it could be argued Big Eck turned a season around when he came in , by winning two cups that seemed highly unlikely given our league form .

[MasterD 7,435]

None of them.

Invite applicants and see who ticks the most boxes and has a successful history in certain areas.

Preferably someone with no links to us in the past.

[Bears r us 30,803]

Someone different, but who that person should be is the big question. I think many interesting candidates would come forward if the position was vacant.

[dRgonZo279 0]

Wishful thinking but it has to be someone with new ideas that has no connections at all to the club.

Klopp did say on BT Sport the other night he'd consider leaving Dortmund if the right job came along....

[reidy777 1]

Aye, been a bug bear of mine for ages, Ally has about as much fear factor as Mr Blobby or Louis Walsh for that matter.

Not sure about those names. Apparently Mr Blobby taught Pochetino english, while Louis Walsh preferes to counter from the back too much.