Rangers legend Ally McCoist has addressed Martin O’Neill’s stark evaluation of the current team at Ibrox, labeling them as the worst in three decades. Despite a disappointing 1-0 loss to Kilmarnock, McCoist acknowledged the concerns surrounding the squad’s performance this season, trailing behind Celtic and Aberdeen in the Scottish Premiership standings.
Although O’Neill described Philippe Clement’s Rangers as unrecognizable compared to past teams under Alex McLeish and Dick Advocaat, McCoist stopped short of fully agreeing. While acknowledging the truth in O’Neill’s observations, McCoist emphasized the significant challenge facing Rangers in bridging the gap with their rivals.
McCoist pointed out that while Rangers may be capable of securing sporadic victories, achieving consistent success remains a distant goal. Recognizing the absence of a quick solution to the team’s issues, McCoist conceded that O’Neill’s assessment is likely accurate.
