Rangers warned Ibrox work ‘won’t be completed early’ as Hampden move comes with 3 unseen snags

Rangers WON'T be set for a quick-fire return to Ibrox claims Mark Wilson - as he laid bare hidden problems behind the move to Hampden Park.

Chairman John Bennett explained that the Light Blues are closing in on an agreement to move to Mount Flordia amid major delays on works on the Copland Road stand. Record Sport exclusively revealed fears had been growing that Gers could be playing outside of Govan until at least October and an extended period away from their home turf during the crucial opening weeks of the Scottish Premiership campaign.

Aside from looking to catch Celtic this term and get off to a fast start, there will be no true home advantage during the crucial Champions League qualifiers. Rangers will be desperate to return to ibrox before the group stage of either the Europa League or Europe's elite competition with UEFA rules stating all group games must be played at the same stadium - unless the club are grant special dispensation

Wilson reckons the delays look set to rumble on for the club telling Clyde 1 Superscoreboard: “Like anybody who has got building work done on their house or has got a job done on their house - it is never guaranteed, and it usually just runs on and runs on. Jobs very rarely go to plan and it’s not going to be completed early - you wouldn’t think anyway. That is a real problem for the Rangers fans."

The Celtic hero went on to rhyme off some of the unseen issues that could be facing Rangers during their move - from on the pitch to behind the scenes. Wilson went on: "Things like the hospitality packages, the people that work in hospitality - all those small things and that level of employment at ibrox? How does that get shifted to Hampden?

"It's a real mess. If any Rangers fans