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Despite a nightmare start to his Rangers tenure, Danny Rohl was met with applause from the travelling fans in Bergen on Thursday night.
The Ibrox side endured another tough outing in the Europa League, outclassed by SK Brann in a defeat that marked their third consecutive loss in the group stage. The result leaves their hopes of advancing to the knockout rounds hanging by a thread.
This was Rohl’s first match in charge since being officially appointed as Rangers’ new head coach on Monday.
Although the performance wasn’t a fair reflection of the 36-year-old German’s abilities, it was still a worrying night for the Scottish Premiership side, who looked fragile defensively and lacked sharpness in attack.
After the final whistle, Rohl made his way to the away end to acknowledge the Rangers supporters. He exchanged a few words with some fans before hopping back over the advertising boards and applauding them.
The fans responded by chanting his name, showing they remain firmly behind their new manager despite the rough start.
Rohl and his squad will now look to put this result behind them quickly, with their next challenge coming on Sunday at Ibrox against Kilmarnock.
For SK Brann, goals from Emil Kornvig, Jacob Sorensen, and Noah Holm secured a deserved
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