The early signs of the Danny Rohl era at Rangers are already causing murmurs of concern among supporters and pundits alike. Following another puzzling post-match interview, Rohl’s words have been branded “psychobabble” by veteran journalist Hugh Keevins, who believes the new boss risks overcomplicating what should be simple.
Keevins suggested that Rohl’s philosophical explanations after games could become a worrying distraction, arguing that Rangers fans want “clarity, not classroom lectures” after another underwhelming display.
“Football is about results and reality,” Keevins remarked. “Rangers don’t need an anagram of ideas or psychological jargon — they need wins and identity.”
The German’s passion and detail-oriented approach have been praised behind the scenes, but with the team struggling to find fluency on the pitch, his messaging may be striking the wrong chord at Ibrox.
With fixtures piling up and patience already thin, the next few matches could determine whether Rohl’s methods inspire belief or fuel further alarm bells among the Ibrox faithful.
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