Frightened Rangers fans unveil six year rescue plan to stop Celtic – Hotline hears of a brutal Gerrard confession

It was Armed Forces Day at Ibrox on Saturday but yet again Rangers went down with the feeblest of fights.

The defeat to Motherwell was the third straight defeat at home for this limp Light Blues line-up. And Willie Mercer, Dumfries, said: “What Saturday’s result confirms is what most Rangers fans have known for a long time - the majority of the current squad do not have the strength of character to play under the demands and expectations at Rangers.

“They are weak physically and mentally all over the park. There isn't one leader of men within the current squad. Barry Ferguson said in his post match interview that he again explained what it meant to play for this club and he said they understood. Well Barry, I'm sorry to correct you, but from what us fans have witnessed this season, they clearly don’t understand .. and clearly don't care.”

John Spence, Costa Del Sol, added: “After Saturday’s latest debacle we're now 16 points behind Celtic, although truth is that's largely irrelevant. Fact is we're years behind. When Steven Gerrard was appointed manager in 2018 he was given three years to stop the unthinkable, and it took him most of that time to succeed.

“In whatever guise they take, hopefully a new regime together will emerge soon and they will have around double that timescale to stop the unthinkable again. And they may need it because, in over 50 years of following Rangers, I can't remember seeing such a poor group of players. Literally every one of them needs to be moved on and replaced - that will not be a quick fix.”

Robert Livingstone, Palm Beach, said: “Another pitiful Rangers performance. With such terrible defending, the days of opposition teams coming and parking the bus at Ibrox are over. They are now having