Ally Mccoist says 49ers and the old Rangers team colluded to make a fatal mistake

former Rangers The manager Ally McCoist feels new club owners and employees Russell Martin “It was reduced by” the size of the mission in IBrox before the dismissal of the main coach.

Martin lasted only four months in responsibility and paid a bad start for William Hill 1-1 on Sunday with Falkric.

Rangers won only five out of 17 games under Martin’s leadership with his only victory in the league in a courtesy winner of stoppage time in Levingstone. The UEFA Champions League exit followed a defeat in the UEFA opening matches against Genk and Erizim Jers.

Martin was appointed shortly after an American consortium securing the majority share in Rangers, but the new look council is now facing another major decision.

Mcuste: 49ers and Old Geers have made a fatal mistake

“We are sitting in eighth place on the table and we have negative teams in the target, so there is no surprise at all,” McCueist said at Talksport.

“I think the new owners, and certainly may reduce the old management staff of the job size.

“There are many people who may look a little bit for Scottish football and say,” Celtic and Rangers will win their games and this is over because this is what they are doing. “But football is much more difficult than that.

“I just think that this is in line with the really poor business in the transportation market in terms of employment.

“It is easy to blame the manager and this is the place where Pak stops, we all know that this is what is happening, but the players have some responsibility as well. Some defense …

Rangers lost goals in the middle of the week (against Storm Gears) were incredible.

“Rangers like children. Kerk comes out of Rangers, and they outperform Rangers and this can happen sometimes but it happens regularly. It is not good enough.

“External games. They went to Saint Mirren, Oladil, Kerk, Levingston. It is not as if they were in Celtic, Hares, Hips, Aberdeen. These are the games that you are expected to win.”

Boyd: Thilwell’s transportation is not good enough

Another striker from Rangers, Chris Boyd, has expanded at the main Machit point and believes that questions will be asked about the likes of sports director Kevin Thillauel.

“Scotland is a difficult place to play football,” Boyd told Sky Sports News.

“There are a lot of people, especially to the south, who think it’s easy, it’s not good. Sometimes football is not good, you cannot get away from it.

“But this is a difficult place to play because both clubs in this city are calling for victory. Both cannot win at the same time and when you don’t win, they are subject to great scrutiny.

“This is the place where Rangers is now because it is not only the hand of delivery of Russell Martin. There are many people in the football club who have failed in their duty at the present time, and the focus will run them.”

“There are fingerprints from other people on some of the signatures that have reached Rangers,” Bouid added.

“When you think about (Youssef) Chermiti, for 9 million pounds, you must look for more. You must look for someone who will come, start and have an impact. You are looking more or less for the final article, not the project.

“Rangers Recruitment, they tried to win the Grand Prix win with each one signature and bring them, giving them an opportunity to try to transfer them to get more money.

“You need to have a core in this football club that allows you to build from the inside, and it has been lost.”