30-10-2017, 01:07
I'm not saying he will take the job, but as an ex-Rangers man he has to be considering his options. Rangers are still the only club in Scotland who could potentially challenge Celtic, and while as things are going that is a long, long way off and may actually never happen again, most ex-Rangers guys would like to be the ones to make it a reality!!!
It might also be key what the Rangers board see as the minimum expectations they have, if its to challenge Celtic then there should be no sane manager going anywhere near that job because that is wholly unrealistic. But if there expectation is a European spot, maybe a couple of good cup runs and maybe to take one of them, then that might be far more attractive. They are not a good side currently, but will likely finish in the top 4 this season, and with a good manager who can be shrewd in the market, then Aberdeen are likely in their sights. Going to be interesting to see who they get and how much realism we see from the club and the new manager.
It might also be key what the Rangers board see as the minimum expectations they have, if its to challenge Celtic then there should be no sane manager going anywhere near that job because that is wholly unrealistic. But if there expectation is a European spot, maybe a couple of good cup runs and maybe to take one of them, then that might be far more attractive. They are not a good side currently, but will likely finish in the top 4 this season, and with a good manager who can be shrewd in the market, then Aberdeen are likely in their sights. Going to be interesting to see who they get and how much realism we see from the club and the new manager.