Michael Beale told next Rangers slip could be fatal with boo boys baying as Rodgers endures 'big' Celtic disconnect

Michael Beale has been told the boo brigade at Ibrox will continue due to the 'disconnect' between himself and Rangers fans.

It was three points on the board against Motherwell on Sunday but the Londoner and his Gers cohort still found themselves booed off the pitch by angry fans, despite seeing off Real Betis in the Europa League on Thursday. Beale himself admitted he took no enjoyment from watching his side's performance against the Steelmen. And the boo brigade was out in full force following the conclusion of an Old Firm derby defeat to Celtic.

One irate Rangers fan still isn't having the style of play on show, believing it is the worst he has witnessed in two decades. Yet former Celtic star Andy Walker can't find fault in the Gers supporters' angst, and admits that one further stumble could be curtains for Beale. The former Sky Sports man, however, does believe there is a level of disconnect between a smaller portion of Celtic fans and their coach Brendan Rodgers also.

The caller blasted: "How long do you think we have to sit and watch this stuff before Michael Beale is removed as the manager? This cannot continue. The dross we are watching is diabolical, the style of football against Motherwell was some of the worst I've seen at Rangers in twenty years. It's not acceptable and Beale needs to be removed."

Walker told Go Radio: "The stadium isn't full or behind the manager. They won yesterday and got booed off the pitch, and against Celtic. I'm talking about a disconnect between some of the Celtic supporters and Brendan Rodgers but it is much bigger between a lot, a significant number of the Rangers fans and Michael Beale. You can feel it. I don't think it's going work for him.

"You only have to have one more stumble