Rangers revolving door isn't club I know and here's my manager pick in Muscat v Clement shootout - Barry Ferguson

So it looks like we’re down to a straight shootout between Philippe Clement and Kevin Muscat to become the 19th man to manage Rangers.

And I have to admit, I’d be happy enough with either man. Both have strong CVs and credentials that make them worthy of consideration for the top job at Ibrox. Now it’s time for the board to pick their man - and for the rest of the club to fall in line and get right behind the new boss. Steven Davis was absolutely right when he said after last week’s sickener in Cyprus that a show of unity was required down Edmiston Drive.

He was sending that message to the players but it goes for the supporters too. Of course I can’t hide from just how sore these past few months have been but I haven’t liked seeing so much infighting at Ibrox. Last season it was Stewart Robertson and Ross Wilson getting it in the neck from the furious punters, this season it was Michael Beale. It will be John Bennett, James Bisgrove and the rest of the board next if they don’t get this call right.

But for the time being, I’d urge everybody to get behind the new man, whoever it’s going to be, and make sure we’re all pushing together to get the club going in the right direction. I was right behind Mick, just as I was with Gio van Bronckhorst and Steven Gerrard before him and I hope the fans will be the same with Kev or Philippe. Whoever it is pulling on that club blazer, I’m desperate for them to do well.

The club needs stability right now. There’s been too many changes in the dugout these past few years. If you include caretakers, we’re now on to eight bosses in the past seven years - that’s not the Rangers I grew up supporting. I like the fact they’re not rushing into a decision but the board can’t wait forever because