Should Beale be sacked?

[alexscottislegend 2,331]

26 minutes ago, CammyF said:

The problem is that a vocal part of the fanbase have made their mind up and want MB gone (rightly or wrongly) and nothing he does, will placate this.

 

We've won 3 games in a week without conceding a goal including defeating a Spanish team in Europe for the 1st time since 1985. 

 

We'll celebrate the moment Beale is removed, hail his successor, then turn on them as soon as the results / performances go south.

 

We have a board who have stumbled from pillar to post and when they rightly stuck with SG even when results didn't go our way, we won 55 - then the board shat on the manager and we are now repeating the consequence of that.

 

Our board have failed in every aspect with the exception of Retail and Bisgrove was prompted due to his success in that area

 

Their board appear from the outside to be more "engaged" than ours, they're miles ahead financially and "politically".

 

Whilst MB and the players have a lot to answer for, so does the board - after all 9 managers in 10 years that has witnessed us winning 1 title and 1 Scottish Cup tells its own story. 

 

The one positive is our upturn in Europe, especially the EL but I think we would all prefer domestic dominance over European runs.

All we seem to be achieving in Europe is raising the country's co-efficient single-handedly, allowing 'them'  a free passage into the Champions League while they get gubbed at every turn and focus instead on the SPL where they can defeat teams with only ten men. 

[CammyF 8,148]

6 minutes ago, alexscottislegend said:

All we seem to be achieving in Europe is raising the country's co-efficient single-handedly, allowing 'them'  a free passage into the Champions League while they get gubbed at every turn and focus instead on the SPL where they can defeat teams with only ten men. 

But we need Europe money so its a catch 22

[Bill 13,717]

I voted to get rid of him but I genuinely wish he could turn it around - mainly for the sake of Rangers of course but also for his own sake. I'm sure he wants to be successful and I'm sure he's working hard to achieve success. No one should want to see him suffer on a personal level, whatever the state of the team.

 

However, the reason I can't change my mind about sacking him is I'm convinced he now leads a deeply divided camp and when that rot sets in at a football club there is only ever one conclusion.

 

Whatever anyone thinks of Beale's selection today or the way he set out his team, it should be clear to everyone the players are confused, demotivated and as close to downing tools as makes no difference. They've largely switched off and just seem to be going through the motions. The longer this is allowed to continue, the deeper the hole we will eventually have to climb out of. The players desperately need someone who can close ranks and inspire some confidence, not someone who devotes his energies talking far too much to the outside world.

[Gonzo79 15,294]

Go defensive at home to a Celtc side missing their two central defenders.

 

Go defensive at home to Motherwell to hold on to a one goal lead.

 

Not the signs of a winning mentality.  

[WorthingBear91 157]

40 minutes ago, Bill said:

I voted to get rid of him but I genuinely wish he could turn it around - mainly for the sake of Rangers of course but also for his own sake. I'm sure he wants to be successful and I'm sure he's working hard to achieve success. No one should want to see him suffer on a personal level, whatever the state of the team.

 

However, the reason I can't change my mind about sacking him is I'm convinced he now leads a deeply divided camp and when that rot sets in at a football club there is only ever one conclusion.

 

Whatever anyone thinks of Beale's selection today or the way he set out his team, it should be clear to everyone the players are confused, demotivated and as close to downing tools as makes no difference. They've largely switched off and just seem to be going through the motions. The longer this is allowed to continue, the deeper the hole we will eventually have to climb out of. The players desperately need someone who can close ranks and inspire some confidence, not someone who devotes his energies talking far too much to the outside world.

Spot on, it is proud achievement to have to so few managers over 150 years. I want every manager to succeed and turn it around when we have bad spells, but beale is not getting the best out of them and I agree the rot and dissent might have been sowed after the Celtic game maybe before, and if so he will not turn it around once the players have made their minds up the manager is done unless he has outstanding youth players to fill their spots he will have to hope the players will do their job and stick by his ideas.

Edited September 24, 2023 by WorthingBear91

[Whosthedado 1,686]

50 minutes ago, Gonzo79 said:

Go defensive at home to a Celtc side missing their two central defenders.

 

Go defensive at home to Motherwell to hold on to a one goal lead.

 

Not the signs of a winning mentality.  

Keep it in the corner at home to Motherwell with 5 minutes to go..... and the frightening thing is I was shouting at them to do it too. That's when you know this MB Rangers side has gone. Times up. We want our Rangers back

[RANGERRAB 3,687]

I think it needs pointed out we are missing cantwell, raskin & Danilo atm. And we were maybe a bit weary after thursday night.

But today’s performance wasn’t a one off as we’ve seen already since the start of the season 

[Gonzo79 15,294]

Just watching Sportscene and Aberdeen running riot against Ross County.

 

Wonder what it feels like to watch your team running riot?  

[compo 7,072]

The footballs to drab to negative in fact it’s downright boring players are playing to whatever system he’s thought up and honestly I don’t think any of them have a clue Rangers teams should be driving forward all the time this lot seem content in knocking the ball square and backwards I imagine if most fans hadn’t prepaid their season tickets they would probably give Ibrox a miss .

[Bill 13,717]

4 hours ago, Sutton_blows_goats said:

I wanted him gone after Kilmarnock because that’s just how the football from him is, slow boring build up with all the cutting edge of a pillow fight.

but now that the dust has settled and some have caught up with my next level thinking I think he should stay. The performances have been so bad for so long now that they can actually only improve and improvement is progress.

 

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