[2022] Who should be the next Rangers manager?

[Bill 13,717]

You don’t have to be a super-coach to manage Rangers but you do have to know how to be the boss. Jock Wallace had it, so did Walter Smith, Graeme Souness and Dick Advocaat. 

[ian1964 10,428]

 

[Gonzo79 13,704]

Please tell me the Record are just making shit up?

 

If it's Beale then the board are hopeless when it comes to football matters.

[ranger_syntax 3,779]

40 minutes ago, Uilleam said:

As far as I can see, the front runners are:

Mick; Sean; Kevin; and Gerardo.

 

Changed days; changed days, indeed. 

 

Sounds like good craic.

[ranger_syntax 3,779]

9 minutes ago, Gonzo79 said:

Please tell me the Record are just making shit up?

 

If it's Beale then the board are hopeless when it comes to football matters.

The Record are just making stuff up.

[CammyF 6,807]

9 minutes ago, Gonzo79 said:

Please tell me the Record are just making shit up?

 

If it's Beale then the board are hopeless when it comes to football matters.

I like Beale, he seemed to get us when he was here, he is believed to be the brains behind "Team Gerrard" and is well respected in the game (and thought of as a top coach).

 

However, whilst I wouldnt be against him being appointed it would be a very lazy and uninspired choice (so given the boards mantra, it will probably happen).

[Uilleam 5,449]

4 minutes ago, ranger_syntax said:

Sounds like good craic.

Sounds like a Pogues tribute act. 

[CammyF 6,807]

Just now, Uilleam said:

Sounds like a Pogues tribute act. 

Neil Lennon as Shane McGowan?

[Uilleam 5,449]

8 minutes ago, CammyF said:

Neil Lennon as Shane McGowan?

He has the teeth. 

[weebluedevil 1,173]

I've been honest before about not knowing the type of manager we need, never mind a name. I think it depends on whether the new boss will be expected to come in and get the best out of the current squad and transition academy players to the first team, or if they'll be well backed to rebuild the team for the coming years. Clearly, whatever the remit, they need to be winning titles and holding their own on Europe. If I was to put my neck on the line, I'd perhaps go for an experienced manager, who's been round the block and has won trophies, who will command respect, who can communicate well, and who is not afraid to make big decisions to win at all costs. So probably Sean Dyche from that list.