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Alex McLeish’s first task when he was handed the Ibrox reins was to find a way to combat a Celtic team that had the physical edge over Rangers.
Roy Hodgson has broken his own record as the oldest Premier League managerial appointment after being reappointed as Crystal Palace boss until the end of the season.
Dick Advocaat has raced to the defence of Calvin Bassey amid calls for the former Rangers defender to be RELEASED by Ajax.
It takes a lot to get mild-mannered Arthur Numan wound up. But he admits watching Alfredo Morelos in recent weeks has sparked a mix of indignation and annoyance.
Neil McCann played for Rangers during an era when they were blessed with some of the greatest ever midfielders to pull on the light blue jersey. Barry Ferguson, Jorg Albertz, Giovanni van Bronckhorst and Claudio Reyna were just some of the stars of the engine during his four-and-a-half years at Ibrox.
AMSTERDAM : Veteran coach Dick Advocaat has agreed yet another return to the dugout, signing on for the rest of the season at struggling Netherlands second division club ADO Den Haag, Dutch media reported on Saturday.
DOHA: Three-time World Cup finalists Netherlands returned to the biggest international stage after an eight-year absence, beating Senegal 2-0 on Monday in their Group A match with late goals from Cody Gakpo and substitute Davy Klaassen.
Captain Virgil van Dijk netted a second-half winner as the Netherlands beat neighbours Belgium 1-0 on Sunday to ensure top spot in their Nations League group and a place in next year's finals tournament. Van Dijk powered home a header from a corner in the 73rd minute at the Amsterdam Arena on Sunday to ensure the Dutch finished runaway winners in League A Group Four. They finished with 16 points, six more than Belgium who had a chance to leapfrog their neighbours, and take first place, but needed to win by three goals or more on Sunday to do so. Any hopes of a goal feast were quickly stymied, however, as the two sides effectively cancelled each other out in a tight tactical battle. The Dutch pressing game frustrated Belgian efforts at building up attacks, while a five-man defence for the visitors meant there was little room for the home strikers. It meant the winner came from a simple setpiece with Van Dijk leaping over his marker, the 18-year-old Zeno Debast, to give Louis van Gaal his 37th victory in his three spells in charge of the national side, equalling the record for a Dutch coach held by Dick Advocaat.