Right now No from me, Rangers are built on relentless success and non stop winning, its part of our identity and we'd have many years of teething problems trying to establish ourselves as that down south. we are also steeped in the Scottish game historically and its part of the culture/tradition of this club, I dont want us to become a sanitised tourist club in England and dont want implanted into the EPL without a full british pyramid system that allows for other scottish clubs the same opportunities as us. Access to Europe would likely be more of a lottery because we are essentially guaranteed European football every year up here, and European football alone is more important than playing in a league with Burnleys and Southamptons.
Although i have to admit it is extremely tempting with the calibre of games that we would be playing, money available and prestige we would get globally, and the opportunity to escape this backwater full of clubs that tried to kill us. Its always been a desire of mine too to see our fanbase show these sanitised prawn sandwich eaters down south how to properly support their club.
If there is a wider move towards these larger league setups across Europe (i.e Benelux, Scandinavia, Iberia) and it appears thats the way the wind is blowing then yes, but for now id rather we tried to replicate the Ajax, Porto, Benfica model. Huge historic clubs in second tier leagues which make a success of it by creating a sustainable transfer and youth policy, meanwhile competing at the highest level in Europe - and i believe we are on our way to that eventuality on current track.
