It's been a fortnight packed with more twists than a Hollywood script but Rangers appear to have brought the drama to a close.
The homecoming King, Steven Gerrard isn't returning, the mysterious newcomer in Danny Rohl, exited the race but an old flame has rekindled a spark.
Kevin Muscat, two years on from being overlooked for the Rangers top job after being pipped by Philippe Clement has agreed to become the man to rebuild a nightmare season which has led to only one win in seven league games.
Russell Martin's nightmare tenure was mercifully brought to an end after the draw with Falkirk but time isn't on the side of Andrew Cavenagh and the Ibrox board.
Muscat will not take charge for over a month with Neil McCann set to be the frontman while the 52-year-old finishes his China Super League season with league leaders Shanghai Port.
Rangers fans are hoping patience will prove to be a virtue for both themselves and Muscat as the former Light Blues defender aims to have a telling impact in Glasgow.
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Stevie Smith knows Rangers face a tough test against a 'well organised' Dundee United side.
But he is making sure he gives his players everything he can in order to pick up a much needed three points.
The man in the dugout has full trust in his methods and process as he gets ready for the Ibrox clash.
We know tomorrow will be a tough game, Dundee United are well organised, so the game is about the players and not me.
We have to give the players everything they need in order to win.
I have been doing this for a long time and have been in the Academy.
I trust my processes and my method.
I have tried to keep everything as normal as possible.
I am taking
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