BREAKING “From ‘Disgraceful’ to Dominant: Tavernier Says Rangers Have Stepped Up Under Danny Röhl”

James Tavernier has delivered a powerful verdict on Rangers’ response to a brutal early reality check under Danny Röhl, insisting the squad have “stepped up” after a performance he famously labelled “disgraceful” in the new boss’s first game.
The Rangers captain didn’t hide from the criticism at the time, publicly admitting standards had fallen well short of what is demanded at Rangers. But rather than splintering the dressing room, those words appear to have sparked a response.
Tavernier now believes the reaction since then shows a squad rediscovering its identity — sharper in intensity, more disciplined without the ball, and far more ruthless in key moments. Insiders suggest Röhl’s high-tempo demands and clear tactical messaging are beginning to bite, with senior players driving standards behind the scenes.
“There’s been a big reaction,” Tavernier hinted, as Rangers aim to build momentum during a crucial spell of the season. Training levels have reportedly lifted, accountability has increased, and performances are starting to reflect a team buying into the manager’s vision.
For supporters who feared another false dawn, Tavernier’s comments will resonate. Rangers aren’t just talking about change — they believe they’re showing it on the pitch.