Chris Sutton expressed serious skepticism about Barry Ferguson’s ability to lead Rangers to success after their thrilling 4-3 comeback against Dundee. Despite the impressive victory, Sutton could not conceal his frustration and questioned Ferguson’s confidence in the team’s capabilities.
Ferguson, on the other hand, was candid about the team’s performance, acknowledging that old habits were resurfacing and emphasizing the need for improvement. However, Sutton was quick to point out that there was no time for complacency, especially with Rangers lagging behind Celtic by 13 points.
While Ferguson seemed satisfied with the three points, he acknowledged the need for significant work to address the team’s shortcomings. Sutton agreed, emphasizing the importance of continued effort and improvement, rather than premature celebrations.
In the end, both Sutton and Ferguson agreed that there was still much to be done in order to turn Rangers into a consistently successful team. Sutton remained doubtful about the team’s prospects, while Ferguson was determined to address the issues that had plagued the team in the past.
