Robert Grieve

1 week ago | thescottishsun.co.uk | Robert Grieve

HE’S not just the No 9 they have got. Cyriel Dessers insists he’s the striker Rangers fans all wanted. Plenty among the Ibrox support will highlight many missed chances and general poor play in another trophyless season as a case for the prosecution. But the £4.5million frontman just points to the numbers — 47 goals in 106 appearances for Gers — as proof he’s fulfilling his end of the bargain.

1 week ago | thescottishsun.co.uk | Robert Grieve

DEREK McINNES has emerged as the front-runner for the Hearts job. The Jambos are searching for a replacement for the sacked Neil Critchley. He was axed after failing to secure a place in the Premiership top six. SunSport understands Kilmarnock boss Derek McInnes is being discussed as a serious candidate. The 53-year-old’s vast experience of Scottish football and track record during his eight years as Aberdeen manager has moved him into contention.

1 week ago | thescottishsun.co.uk | Robert Grieve

CYRIEL DESSERS reckons Barry Ferguson’s “Rangers DNA” makes him a genuine contender for the manager’s job. The Ibrox club are on the verge of being bought by a San Francisco 49ers consortium. Sporting Director Kevin Thelwell has been given the task of pinpointing a new boss. And Dessers insists Fergie’s history with Gers should be taken into consideration. He said: “Yeah, I think that's a big positive for him. “If there is a decision to be made, he knows the club in and out.

1 week ago | thescottishsun.co.uk | Robert Grieve

NICO RASKIN is more convinced than ever Rangers can compete with Celtic next season. The Premiership table may show a massive 17-POINT gap between the two teams right now. But after two Old Firm wins and a draw in this campaign, the Belgian midfielder believes Brendan Rodgers' side can be caught. Raskin said: "We just needed a bit of luck and to be more efficient in front of goal, with the last chance or shot, to make it count.

1 week ago | thescottishsun.co.uk | Robert Grieve

BARRY FERGUSON has urged the Rangers takeover consortium to appoint a new manager NOW. Fergie is desperate to get the job and still believes he’s in the running. Sean Dyche, Marco Rose and ex-gaffer Steven Gerrard are other contenders with sporting director Kevin Thelwell set to pinpoint his No1 target. But after the 1-1 draw with Celtic, Ferguson insists the US money men have no time to waste. He said: "The changes are starting to happen and that's a real positive in my eyes.