Last 5 Rangers Managers

[trublusince1982 243]

only a 3% precentage difference in win ratio to games between WS and AMcleish. Very surprised by that, shows how fickle fans can be(inc myself). Thanks for posting Gribz

[der Berliner 3,747]

Have we reached the next level of excuse making?

 

Re-read my last sentence.

 

Working in Africa, then the gulf, demonstrates a clear career trajectory.

 

Is he really working in Nigeria?

 

http://www.cafonline.com/en-US/NewsCenter/News/NewsDetails?id=PkV%2b%2bEcXzmOTyxaXscB4gA%3d%3d

[ranger_syntax 4,329]

Isn't it a bit of a myth regarding that "damage control" post Le Guen and that the chap was a failure thereafter?

 

Paul Le Guen (May 2006 - Jan 2007) P31 W16 D8 L7 Trophies 0

 

It took 7 defeats and as many draws plus a boycott by some "big players" to end a Rangers manager's reign. When is European record was immaculate (which is what quite a few Bears craved back then). Afterwards, well Oman did not stick out (probably a well-paid job, rather than a big one), but he did quite well for Cameroon, won the league cup with PSG and is now the national coach of Nigeria, ranked 41st in the world but a big name in African football.

 

Not over-evaluating him, but putting some objective against the constant anti - Le Guen talk.

 

Re-read my last sentence.

 

http://www.cafonline.com/en-US/NewsCenter/News/NewsDetails?id=PkV%2b%2bEcXzmOTyxaXscB4gA%3d%3d

 

I've got another link.

 

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-3698505/Paul-Le-Guen-turns-offer-new-Nigeria-coach-did-not-want-country.html

 

I can't find any evidence of him managing Nigeria but google brings back reports from the 19th and 20th. Reporting that he was appointed and then it fell through.

 

Can anybody else help us get to the objective truth?

[ranger_syntax 4,329]

Anyway I only looked in here to confirm my suspicion that the usual suspects would be doing the following two things:

 

1. Downplaying how bad some previous managers were.

2. Exaggerating how bad some previous managers were.

 

It was as I suspected.

[Crimson Dynamo 128]

In my lifetime of supporting Rangers we've only had 2 managers, That I feel could have taken us to "a next level" by that I mean regularly challenging in Europe. That was Advocaat and Souness (who was my first manager).

[the gunslinger 3,366]

Eck is completely useless. We know this - let's move on.

Unless you need someone to stop martin oneil winning 5 in a row

 

 

[Ser Barristan Selmy 222]

Unless you need someone to stop martin oneil winning 5 in a row

Or someone to lose to Viktoria Zizkov, finish third in a two team league, sign endless awful players, get our worst run of old firm defeats, record games domestically without a win, zzzzzzzzzz.

 

At least with Pedro I have a 10% hope of success. With Big Eck it would be 0%.

[Ser Barristan Selmy 222]

I've got another link.

 

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-3698505/Paul-Le-Guen-turns-offer-new-Nigeria-coach-did-not-want-country.html

 

I can't find any evidence of him managing Nigeria but google brings back reports from the 19th and 20th. Reporting that he was appointed and then it fell through.

 

Can anybody else help us get to the objective truth?

PLG has never managed Nigeria.

[the gunslinger 3,366]

Or someone to lose to Viktoria Zizkov, finish third in a two team league, sign endless awful players, get our worst run of old firm defeats, record games domestically without a win, zzzzzzzzzz.

 

At least with Pedro I have a 10% hope of success. With Big Eck it would be 0%.

Up and down as any impartial observer would admit.

 

 

[ranger_syntax 4,329]

PLG has never managed Nigeria.

 

Yes, yes, you know what?

 

. . . I think you're right about that.