Frustration boiled over for one disillusioned Rangers supporter as he hit rock bottom in a scathing critique of the club’s current predicament. Joe, hailing from Cambuslang, expressed his dismay at the potential downfall of his beloved team, suggesting they could plummet to fourth place in the Scottish Premiership. With Celtic reigning supreme once again, Joe couldn’t help but poke fun at their rivals, joking that they may have a ‘biscuit tin’ but Rangers have nothing at all.
The offseason has been a rollercoaster for Rangers, with transfer woes plaguing the squad. Philippe Clement’s admission that players must be sold before any new acquisitions only added to the chaos. Not to mention the imminent departures of key players like James Tavernier and Connor Goldson, who seem to be on their way out.
In a flurry of activity, Goldson is reportedly undergoing a medical in Cyprus, while Tavernier is courting interest from Trabzonspor. Meanwhile, free agents John Lundstram and Borna Barisic have been brought in to fill the void. The exodus doesn’t stop there, with the likes of Scott Wright, Todd Cantwell, and Sam Lammers also being linked with exits from Ibrox.
For Joe and other disgruntled fans, the question remains: where is all the money going? Despite loyal supporters pouring funds into the club, the lack of investment and strategic planning leaves many scratching their heads. As Rangers struggle to keep up with their rivals, the road ahead looks uncertain and treacherous.
