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via Sky Sports | Rangers began life without Mark Warburton with a hard-fought 2-1 win over Greenock Morton in the…

WES FODERINGHAM Could have done better as Tidser beat him from range to put Morton in front after six…

via Four Lads Had A Dream | With speculation running wild over who will be the next Rangers boss (short…

via Four Lads Had A Dream | Rangers edged out a determined Morton side to progress to the next round…

Former Rangers manager Alex McLeish has admitted he would find it difficult to turn down the opportunity to succeed the sacked Mark Warburton due to his close connection with the club.

via Sky Sports | Alex McLeish has indicated he would jump at the chance to return to Rangers. Continue Reading

ALEX MCLEISH admits a return to Rangers would be tough to turn down if the Light Blues board offer…

via Sky Sports | By Andy Charles Last Updated: 12/02/17 1:30pm Mark Warburton’s programme notes pleaded for patience from fans…

NIKO KRANJCAR could return to action before the end of the season to help Rangers in their battle for…

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Rangers have a poor recent history with long goodbyes. The seven-month countdown to Walter Smith’s departure in 1998 made Wim Jansen a Celtic hero for stopping ten-in-row.

Billy Gilmour has been included in caretaker manager Graeme Murty’s 20-man squad for the Scottish Cup tie against Morton at Ibrox and the 15-year-old may make the bench on Sunday.

As Philippe Senderos took his seat at Rangers’ Auchenhowie training centre on Friday afternoon, no one could have imagined the merry hell that was about to break out at the club that evening.

Jim Duffy has told Rangers fans to get real and expect to trail in Celtic’s slipstream for several years to come — no matter who is in the manager’s hotseat. The Morton boss takes his side to Ibrox on Sunday.

Frank De Boer has discussed his link with the Rangers job as he prepares to make a close-season return to coaching. The former defender was brought to Ibrox by Alex McLeish in 2004.

Dave King has taken aim at Mark Warburton claiming the former Rangers boss was unhappy at having his recruitment policy scrutinised by the Ibrox chairman and had angled for a move down south.

The Glasgow club are looking at candidates to replace Mark Warburton, Frank McParland and David Weir who were told their services would no longer be required on Friday.

REGRETS? He must have a few. If Mark Warburton has learned any lessons, it won’t be Rangers who see…

THE message was loud and clear from Mark Warburton. The truth behind the public charade was very different, though….

via Four Lads Had A Dream | The departed trio have apparently been told to go in hard. Rangers could…