Andrew Cavenagh labels James Tavernier fall-out a ‘black eye’ for Rangers
via Herald Scotland |
Chairman Cavenagh believes Rangers skipper Tavernier should have accepted Danny Rohl’s decision to place him on the bench last week “no questions asked”.
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