Cavenagh and Rangers takeover crew must wonder what it'll be like if they crack it but supply cannot outstrip demand

It's hardly headline news there’s a rebuild needed at Rangers this summer.

The squad have proved they are not up to the job and sorting out the team will be one of the first tasks for the new owners.

A new gaffer would be handy as well.

It’s may or may not be Davide Ancelotti and if it's the latter then it doesn’t sound like too much of a blow.

Junior might turn out to be a top-class boss on his own merit but Ibrox is no place to be finding out if you have the chops.

It’s a gig that can have experienced gaffers looking a bit Lloyd Bridges in Airplane!

Whoever gets the nod will need serious help on the recruitment side.

But what about the next items on the agenda? Like Ibrox itself.

There has to be a case for increasing the capacity.

This might not be the best time to bring it up, given there have been plenty of empty seats of late. At least those seats were already bought and paid for.

And that’s the key. There’s a big demand from fans to watch their side – and that’s even when they are honking.

Fair play to them. These supporters have had to put up with more than most.

It’s part of the reason Andrew Cavenagh and his 49ers pals are getting involved. If this is the support they get when they are not very good, just imagine what it would be like if they crack it.

And that’s where Ibrox comes in. The Americans already have Leeds United on the books and plan to extend Elland Road.

It’s natural Rangers fans see that and think the builders could be sent around Govan pretty soon.

It would make sense.
You just have to look across the city at Celtic and see what their extra 10,000 seats does for the coffers. It’s worth £3-4million a year extra and more if you chuck in a European run.

That’s easy money just waiting to be