Rangers supporters are seething with the latest dropped points while fans of other clubs reckon the manager has been found out, finds Anthony Haggerty. Credit: Daily Record - Published
Rangers reportedly continue their interest in Millwall's Jake Cooper as Graeme Murty is linked with the Reading manager's job. Credit: BBC News - Published
The defender refutes Murty's claim that his departure was motivated by money and says the club did little to try and keep him. Credit: Daily Record - Published
Lee Wallace and Kenny Miller have won their appeals against the disciplinary sanctions they were hit with by Rangers following their alleged bust-up with former boss Graeme Murty. After a lengthy.. Credit: talkSPORT - Published
Boyd reckons Gerrard has turned things around for Rangers after the club struggled under Pedro Caixinha and Graeme Murty. Credit: Daily Record - Published
The club took disciplinary action against the duo after club captain Wallace, 30, voiced his displeasure at Murty following a 4-0 defeat to Celtic in the Scottish Cup semi-final in April. Credit: MailOnline - Published
Rafael Benitez stands ready to lend an ear to new Rangers boss Steven Gerrard as the Liverpool legend takes his first steps into club management. Former England captain Gerrard has been appointed at.. Credit: SoccerNews.com - Published
It is the former Liverpool captain's first managerial role, succeeding Graeme Murty who was fired by the Glasgow club on Tuesday Credit: Independent - Published
Hibernian boss and former Celtic stalwart believes there seems to be a 'lack of real genuine support' for managers at Rangers, who have held talks with Steven Gerrard over their vacant position this.. Credit: MailOnline - Published Also reported by •talkSPORT •Daily Record
Graeme Murty, sacked this week as Rangers boss, was able to "hold the ship steady", says SFA performance director Malky Mackay. Credit: BBC News - Published Also reported by •BBC Local News
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