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Rangers players were booed off again after a turgid Europa League defeat to Aris Limassol – but chief executive James Bisgrove skipped the trip to the Mediterranean as he ramped up his bid to find a new manager.
Steven Davis this week thanked the board for the opportunity they’d given him as interim Rangers boss. Ninety minutes in and he might be wishing they hadn’t bothered.
Kris Boyd has put the boot in to Rangers flops after a damaging defeat against Aris Limassol in the Europa League, saying he would rather walk his dog than watch Gers the way they're playing.
Steven Davis has done it all in an illustrious playing career during which he became the most capped UK men's footballer in the history of the game.
It's been all change for Rangers since their last Euro outing but it's back down to business against Aris Limassol on Thursday night.
Not a lot of sympathy for Michael Beale but plenty of support for Steven Davis is the order of the day on the Hotline as the interim Rangers manager prepares for his first match in the dugout.John Bruce emailed: "Henry Ford famously said: 'If you keep on doing what you've always done, you'll keep on getting what you've always got'. If Steve Davis and Alex Rae don't have the courage to shake things up with this dysfunctional Rangers team - starting with the game against Limassol - then we'll keep on getting what we always got with Beale's teams."Andrew Adams, Kirkcaldy, said: "The way Steven Davis talks is a Godsend. Rangers supporters believe him, they can relate to him, and Alex Rae won't take any prisoners, that's for sure. Rangers men who will only do their utmost for the club - go for it guys!" John Robertson, South Queensferry, said: "We need someone who understands the club, hopefully an ex player and not a soft touch like Van Bronckhorst, let's hope. McInnes or Muscat would seem to fit the bill. This time it has to be right, we cannot continue playing second fiddle to an average Celtic team.
Steven Davis declared himself “very honoured” after getting a call “out of the blue” to take charge of Rangers on an interim basis following the sacking of Michael Beale.
Michael Beale wished Rangers well for the future as he issued a social media post within hours of his sacking backing the Ibrox club to get back on track.