Rangers fans have not enjoyed the second half of the season in the slightest and things have been tough for Gers fans here in the Tavern.
After a disappointing 2-1 defeat to struggling Inverness Caledonian Thistle, the pressure has been seriously building on Graeme Murty to start picking up wins during his interim spell at Ibrox.
It’s been a slow few weeks and Rangers have won only once in five games, which for a club of their stature, really isn’t good enough in the slightest.
Fans here in the pub are getting extremely frustrated indeed and moving forward, it’s important as many points are picked up as possible in the coming weeks and days.
Rangers have got some big games on the horizon and with the second Old Firm league game of the season coming up, things need to improve as soon as possible.
And with the big games on the horizon, there’s thought amongst supporters that things need to pick up now more than ever.
So with that in mind, here’s 3 Rangers fan tweets really sum up the mood at the club at the moment…
Barry Ferguson isn’t wanted at the club… yet
Note to Rangers fans:
Don't be fooled by him being a former captain, Ferguson is a downgrade from Murty— Ian Fitzpatrick (@Ianiesta8) February 26, 2017
Rangers fans are still waiting for a new manager to join at the helm of the club but there’s plenty of supporters who aren’t keen to see Barry Ferguson at the helm just yet.
The former favourite, who captained the club on the pitch has recently been managing Clyde FC, but resigned this month after a tough run in the league.
Granted, he’s the sort of person who packs plenty of passion and was well-liked amongst the Ibrox faithful but is he ready for a job just like this yet? Probably not, no.
Lots of people think they could take the job on
@talkSPORTDrive Yes but i’m a Rangers man… I’d even have my @FootballManager profile at the Gers just now
— Rob Cameron (@robcameron23) February 28, 2017
After Mark Warburton’s departure, the Rangers job role has been one that has been the topic of hot debate here in the pub amongst the supporters.
But taking a quick look online, it’s clear that plenty of supporters think they could take the job forward better than the current management.
Look at Rob here – he bigs himself up as a big FM fan so should his application be accepted?
Gers will have to seriously fight for second place
Rangers can say goodbye to second place in the league this year. we will be lucky to finish in the top 6.
— Robert (@RangersRobert83) February 19, 2017
Rangers are being pushed for second-place by Aberdeen this season and by simply looking at the league table, you can see that the Dons are winning the race by some margin.
There’s not an awful long time left in the current campaign and Rangers desperately need to start pulling wins together from somewhere or it could be too little, too late.
Winning the Old Firm could be the decisive point in Rangers’ season.
