Barry Ferguson shares Rangers ‘main objective’ he wants to achieve ‘as quickly as possible’

The primary objective of Rangers, which Barry Ferguson shares, is to achieve it as expeditiously as feasible.

In the present day, numerous managers arrive at their respective clubs, as Philippe Clement did upon his appointment by Rangers in October 2023, and they discuss their personal philosophy. One tactical principle, which has become an integral component of their personal identity as a coach, is an underlying style of play.

A method of interacting with the media, the supporters, and the squad. Clement expressed his enthusiasm for the “long-term project” that Ibrox was offering after Mick Beale was dismissed and he arrived a year and a half ago. The “potential” of a club that has only won one league title in a decade and a “dominant style of football”

that is focused on “creating chances, creating spaces for ourselves, and with a lot of changing of the positions of the players.” After 16 months, it is reasonable to assume that the Rangers supporters were eager to witness Clement’s alleged “style of play” in action. Simply more of the same, the 2-0 home loss to St Mirren that resulted in his dismissal.

Turgid, unimaginative, and devoid of inspiration, creativity, or intensity. In striking contrast, Barry Ferguson chose not to become engrossed in the tactical aspects of the situation after his appointment as interim head coach. He did not provide any further details, but Rangers supporters can anticipate a “attack-minded” and “aggressive” team when they face Kilmarnock at Rugby Park.

Rangers were eliminated from the Scottish Cup by Queen’s Park, a second-tier team, as Ferguson observed from the terraces. This season is doomed to conclude without any domestic silverware, as it is thirteen points behind the lopsided leaders, Celtic. Ferguson, however, will not permit a lack of incentives to serve as an excuse for a lack of motivation.

There is still a significant amount of dignity to play off. Additionally, a number of Rangers players are now competing for their futures as the San Francisco 49ers are in the midst of advanced takeover negotiations in anticipation of a busy summer. “There are eleven league games remaining.” We continue to compete in the Europa League.

Ferguson continues, “We must strive to maintain a positive attitude and ensure that we win each and every game.” “I am aware that that is a significant request; however, I remain optimistic.” I require a small amount of optimism regarding the location. This Rangers roster must be distinct from the one that appears. My primary goal is to establish a consistent winning streak. Therefore, I will be attending one game at a time tomorrow.

Kilmarnock occupies my entire attention. “Listen, this organisation is founded on the principle of accumulating trophies, and it has failed to achieve this objective in recent years.” It is evident to all. Therefore, we are still involved in one competition, the Europa League. However, it is imperative that we maintain a certain measure of consistency within our own country.

“That is the starting point, and we must begin to consistently win football games.” And that is the subject of your attention.” In his pre-match press conference, Barry Ferguson commended Derek McInnes’ efforts at Kilmarnock. On their most recent visit to Ayrshire in October, Rangers suffered a 1-0 defeat at Rugby Park. However, they responded with a 6-0 thrashing just a few weeks later.