Craigy72
Member
The weekend obviously resulted in more pressure on the club and the board, but I still can't help but notice a bad reaction by many of us to criticism of the board, particularly when people ask questions about them finding someone else with more financial muscle to take over.
A few things to note:
- the board should be commended for what they've done for rangers, rescuing the club from the spivs
- the above does not make them immune to criticism, and certainly doesn't earn them a lifelong get out of jail card
My view is that they've done a stellar job of stabilising the club, but football-wise they are out of their depth.
Changing the manager is simply papering over a huge crack. Without wholesale change in the club, we can't expect big things from solely a new manager.
And before someone pipes in with "who's waiting to take over from the board" - there are ways to entice individuals to make an offer and take over from the current board. Just because you can't think of someone capable right now, doesn't mean there isn't someone out there capable of taking rangers back to the top who just doesn't know of the opportunity to come in yet.
A few things to note:
- the board should be commended for what they've done for rangers, rescuing the club from the spivs
- the above does not make them immune to criticism, and certainly doesn't earn them a lifelong get out of jail card
My view is that they've done a stellar job of stabilising the club, but football-wise they are out of their depth.
Changing the manager is simply papering over a huge crack. Without wholesale change in the club, we can't expect big things from solely a new manager.
And before someone pipes in with "who's waiting to take over from the board" - there are ways to entice individuals to make an offer and take over from the current board. Just because you can't think of someone capable right now, doesn't mean there isn't someone out there capable of taking rangers back to the top who just doesn't know of the opportunity to come in yet.