Keith Jackson

2 weeks ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | Keith Jackson

Former Southampton boss Martin is one of the last men standing as Gers hunt new permanent managerRangers hopeful Russell Martin plans to recruit Maurice Ross as his right hand man if he lands the Ibrox hotseat. The former Southampton boss remains one of the last men standing in the race to replace Philippe Clement despite also featuring on a short list of targets for relegated Leicester City.

2 weeks ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | Keith Jackson

The talks are set to drag on with reports an announcement could come this week are wide of the markRangers fans have been warned they may be waiting for a new manager until next week at the earliest - as the clamour for confirmation of Steven Gerrard’s second coming reaches fever pitch. Record Sport revealed on Tuesday that the former Ibrox boss has asked for time to talk the move through with his wife and family as speculation mounts that he’s on the brink of a second term in the hotseat.

2 weeks ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | Keith Jackson |Robbie Copeland

Gerrard is said to be bringing Henderson to Ibrox with him but our man's not convinced it's a done dealThe whispers Steven Gerrard could return to Rangers have grown in volume to deafening shouts – but our man Keith Jackson has reason to believe it's not as close as is being presented. Social media has been awash with rumours and reports that the former Ibrox boss is on the verge of a second spell and, while fans seem split on the idea of going back, he ticks a lot of boxes.

2 weeks ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | Keith Jackson

The Liverpool icon has been heavily linked with a return to Ibrox and bookies had even stopped the betting on himSteven Gerrard could face one major final hurdle before he accepts the Rangers job - even though he appears to be on the brink of a return to Ibrox.

2 weeks ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | Keith Jackson

John Hughes made a beeline for Barry Ferguson in the aftermath of Saturday’s match against Hibs at Easter RoadHe turned up at Easter Road hoping to see his Hibs side sign off for the summer in style. But by the time the final whistle sounded on Saturday, John Hughes felt an overwhelming compulsion to seek out the man in the opposition’s dugout and to shower him with praise.