The Celtic fans in the Transfer Tavern have been reacting to a story in The Scottish Sun that contains comments from Rangers legend, Gordon Smith. Smith claimed that if Steven Gerrard was to take up the reigns at Ibrox then the Bluenoses would have a bigger name in charge than their Old Firm rivals. Smith also claimed he doesn’t think it could take as long as people think for Gerrard to make a Rangers revival.
EXCLUSIVE: Rangers will have a bigger name in Steven Gerrard than Celtic have in Brendan Rodgers if he lands job says former Ibrox star https://t.co/tMq33Xixwm pic.twitter.com/dra8ZcnBR0
— Scottish Sun Sport (@scotsunsport) May 2, 2018
Whoever takes up the Rangers job, be it Steven Gerrard or not, they have a huge rebuilding job on their hands. The Ibrox club have only been back in the Scottish Premier League for two years and it’s already apparent how big the gap is between the Gers and their Glasgow rivals, Celtic. The last two matches between the two have finished 4-0 and 5-0 in favour of Brendan Rodgers’ and it’s hard to see the gap closing overnight.
According to Gordon Smith though, the rebuild might not take so long under Stevie G. The Gers legend has claimed that Rodgers vs Gerrard “could be box office” and that he has no doubt that Gerrard would bring the correct mentality to Glasgow with him. The job in front of the 37-year-old is colossal. Brendan Rodgers needs just one more win in the Scottish Cup Final to complete the first-ever double treble in Scottish football, whilst Rangers sit 3rd and a whopping 13 points behind the Bhoys in Green.
You can read our local Hoops’ verdict on Smith’s comments here:
and that means what?
— Tommy Martin (@tommy147w) 2 May 2018
All about measuring up to Celtic
— Doubting Thomas (@KajunFirefly) 3 May 2018
Cheers for that Turncoat
— Eebo (@schneebzy) 3 May 2018
https://twitter.com/fergusthebunnet/status/991961364276097026
https://twitter.com/Winterscame/status/991828038081024005
It’s the small wins eh?
— Stephen Reilly (@steffreilly7) 2 May 2018
Says Gordon who ??
— Mick Glasgow (@mick67x) May 2, 2018







