Chris Sutton wasted no time in lampooning Rangers after their shocking 2-0 defeat to Hibernian at Ibrox. The Glasgow giants were thoroughly outplayed, failing to muster any real momentum as Dylan Levitt and Martin Boyle scored for Hibs. This latest loss means Rangers have yet to win a home game since February.
Sutton, never one to shy away from criticizing Rangers, took to social media to mock interim manager Barry Ferguson. In a tongue-in-cheek post, he asked, “How did Bazball go today?” – a clear dig at Ferguson’s management.
Sutton’s criticism is well-deserved, as Rangers put in a woeful performance that exposed their lack of identity under Ferguson. The team struggled to find any rhythm, and their attacking output was dismal, with just three shots on target throughout the match. Ferguson’s side looked disjointed and uninspired, lacking a clear tactical approach to break down Hibs’ well-organized defense.
This loss highlights the broader issue facing Rangers: a lack of direction and leadership. Ferguson must take some responsibility for the team’s inability to perform, and this display was a far cry from what fans expect at Ibrox. Sutton’s “Bazball” jab may have been playful, but it underscores the need for Rangers to reassess their approach and find a way to deliver better results.
