Former Rangers captain Barry Ferguson has shared his thoughts on how new manager Danny Röhl can win over the Ibrox faithful, urging the young German coach to focus on passion, results, and identity. Speaking on a local sports program, Ferguson emphasized that the Rangers supporters demand commitment, energy, and a clear playing style that reflects the club’s traditions.
“Rangers fans don’t just want to see possession football; they want to see fight, intensity, and players who understand what it means to wear that badge,” Ferguson said. “If Röhl brings that spirit back and gets the players performing with heart, he’ll have the crowd right behind him.”
Ferguson also advised Röhl to quickly establish authority in the dressing room, noting that recent instability has left the team lacking direction. “He’s got a big job on his hands, but if he sets high standards and delivers consistent results, the fans will buy in fast,” he added.
With Röhl’s arrival marking a fresh chapter for Rangers, Ferguson’s words echo the sentiment across Ibrox — hard work, unity, and early wins will be key to earning lasting support.
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