Barry Ferguson: Rangers need ‘more’ from a manager than what he can offer, Kris Boyd and Chris Sutton say | Football News

The Rangers local season ended while the European League adventure continues. Will Bari Ferguson remain a manager next season?

The IBrox team won only four games in all competitions since Ferguson replaced Philip Clement in February, but it has not yet led them to a victory at home.

Rangers lost five consecutive matches in Jovan, a record in the club, before they stopped this running in an amazing tie against the sports club in the first stage of the quarter -finals of the European League.

Rangers followed this by returning from two goals down to the official in Aberdeen to leave Celtic awaiting a little longer to achieve their thirteenth title in the last 14 seasons.

Former Jeers midfielder Ferguson did not hide his desire to manage the side after the summer, but Chris Boyd and Chris Soton do not think he could take the team more than that.

“Rangers is showing themselves in large games like Celtic and Europe, but their bread and local football are not good enough,” said Buid.

“Even if Barry is making changes every week, I do not think that many players can argue with them because they were not good enough in most games.

“Loss of five games at home for Rangers is embarrassing, especially when you take into account some of the teams they lost.

“Old customs still exist, they reach the theater now where there are many players who are given a lot of opportunities.

“There will be clear and rebuilding again in the summer, whatever happens, whatever the manager.

“Barry’s shortcut and transferring the team to the summer were supposed to come, it is clear that when there you want to keep the task, I was clear and I do not think that Barry Ferguson will be the Rangers manager next year.

“There will be a big change in the summer, and with the acquisition, you imagine that they want to bring their people.”

Soton agrees that Ferguson cannot be given the opportunity to continue in Rangers.

“He could not be the Rangers manager. I think he is a little bit of chest racket as a manager, this is the way it seems to me,” Soton said. Sky Sports.

“It is always really high after victory, really low after defeat. The club needs stability, I don’t think he has the necessary experience.

“If he wins the European League, which will be enormous, but I still don’t think they should give him a full -time job. They should go to a more experienced person, who was there.

“This is the type of manager he is, I have no problem with it, but Rangers needs more than that as a manager.”