Author: Football FanCast

Those of a Glasgow Rangers persuasion were getting sick of the sight of new arrivals from south of the border, with far too many having underwhelmed in recent years.

After struggling for goals so far this season, there may have been no one more shocked by Rangers’ 3-0 victory over Old Firm rivals Celtic than Derek McInnes.

Winning in the Old Firm won’t define this season for Glasgow Rangers, but Sunday afternoon felt like a potential turning point for new boss Derek McInnes.

It looked for all the world that Nicolas Raskin would be the next marquee sale from Glasgow Rangers, the Belgian heavily linked with an exit throughout the summer window.

Glasgow Rangers have not won the Scottish Premiership title since the 2020/21 campaign and have not won any trophy in any competition in almost two years.

It wasn’t an easy start for Derek McInnes at Rangers and after crashing out of the Europa League qualifiers, it looked like the writing could be on the wall sooner rather than later.

Glasgow Rangers beat their city rivals for only the second time in all competitions since March 2025 when they secured a 3-0 victory in the League Cup on Sunday.

Glasgow Rangers secured their place in the last four of the League Cup with an impressive 3-0 win over their city rivals at Ibrox on Sunday afternoon.

Glasgow Rangers swooped to sign Lawrence Shankland in the summer transfer window, in part, due to his proven quality in the Scottish Premiership.

Rangers’ injury list is not making Derek McInnes’ job any easier ahead of his first Old Firm.

The last time that Glasgow Rangers lifted the Scottish Premiership title under Steven Gerrard, they had an array of consistently impressive performers across the park.

Rangers have found their rhythm just in time for the first Old Firm derby of the season, but Sunday will reveal how much substance there is behind their revival.

And breathe. Yes, Glasgow Rangers may have made hard work of it, but they got there in the end, leaving it late to secure a vital 1-0 win on Wednesday night.

Rangers rescued three points at the last possible moment as Bojan Miovski’s stoppage time goal sealed a 1-0 victory over St Mirren at Ibrox.

Rangers and Celtic have both been accused of trying to unsettle a player behind the scenes, with the club in question left fuming at the approach taken by the two Glasgow giants and insisting the relationship between the player and supporters has been left in a difficult place as a result.

Football is a cruel mistress at times, with Glasgow Rangers skipper Lawrence Shankland struck down by injury, just as he’d begun to find his groove at Ibrox.

Rangers return to Ibrox on Wednesday night knowing another victory over St Mirren would keep their domestic recovery moving in the right direction.

The recruitment work done by Glasgow Rangers in recent years has taken plenty of flak, and rightly so, because it has not delivered trophies on the pitch.

Whilst it’s not been the easiest of starts for Derek McInnes, three wins in the last three games should go a long way towards strengthening his status as Rangers manager.

Glasgow Rangers have got their season back on track after three successive victories in the Scottish Premiership under new manager Derek McInnes.