Danny Rohl introduced to media as Rangers head coach
Former Sheffield Wednesday boss will take charge for first time against Brann on Thursday
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Image source, PA MediaEvery rangers supporter now has a responsibility to get behind the manager and the team to stop all the lack of confidence they are causing in the stadium. Leave any booing or moaning till after the match
David
Encouraged by his initial assessment about speeding up our play. Aimless possession and poor man’s Tika Taka is killing us. German style of football a good template for a club like Rangers so let’s see if he can imprint that.
John
Saying someone will work '25/8' should, in itself, be a sackable offence
David
Image source, PA MediaMore from Rangers chairman Andrew Cavenagh, who introduce Danny Rohl at today's news conference: "When we became a part of this club this summer, we talked about two things - sustained winning and winning sustainably.
"Four months later, it has obviously not gone as we'd envisaged. We did not expect it to be easy but we also didn't expect to be where we are today.
"Part of that was the decision we made over the summer to appoint Russell [Martin] as the head coach. It did not go as planned. Russell is a good guy. He worked tirelessly. He wanted desperately to win and I wish him well but it didn't work.
"If something doesn't work, I think there's three things that you need to do. You need to acknowledge it, you need to own it, which I believe that we have done and you need to rectify it and today is a big part in that.
"We are happy to have Danny here as our head coach. I think Danny will be incredibly successful here at Rangers. We were incredibly impressed by his ability to take tactics and actually make them happen on the pitch.
"Man management - I think Danny will bring out the best of every one of our players and that we will soon see the best version of each of them."
And the American added: "He is confident, he is technical. He also has a little bit of an edge to him and I think that will serve him well.
"We remain incredibly optimistic about this football club. We still have everything in front of us to play for this year. I think we have yet to see the best of our squad and I look forward to seeing what Danny can bring out of them.
"We know that they have been disappointed it. We recognise that. Everybody at the club is going to work tirelessly to get us back to what everyone so desperately wants, which is winning football matches."
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Image source, SNSDanny Rohl is now having his picture taken in various spots around Ibrox.
Scarf picture imminent...
I can't see 25/8 catching on thankfully, Nic.
"He will work 25/8" 25/8?? I'm not even a Rangers fan and that has given me the cringe. Please don't let this become a thing.
Nic
Nice to see Patrick Stewart and Kevin Thelwell feel the heat in front of the boss! Some great questions from the media asking what us fans really want to know. Good job!
Ben
Extremely heartened by Danny Rohl’s performance. He is handling this most impressively and comes over as highly articulate, thoughtful and intelligent.
Craig
Well then Rangers fans, what did you make of your new head coach's first media conference?
Feel free to send in your thoughts on Andrew Cavenagh, Kevin Thelwell and Patrick Stewart too.
Craig was certainly impressed by the German.
Kheredine Idessane
BBC Scotland at Ibrox
A nice touch at the end from Danny Rohl.
He goes round the whole room, shaking hands with all the gathered media with a polite "nice to meet you" for every one of them.
Rangers head coach Danny Rohl: "In this business, you have not too much time. Pressure in the business is usual.
"I look from game to game now, to prepare the team, to pick the right players. I need all the players.
"I'm looking forward to the future."
£10m is a lot to spend on a player whose talent is yet to emerge. Perhaps Mr Thelwell can share what he can see that the rest of us can’t.
David
Thelwell has to say Chermiti is a huge talent, he spent 8 mill on him!
Stewarty
Rangers sporting director Kevin Thelwell: "We all agreed when we made this step to appoint [my son] Robbie that he was going to be seen in a particular way.
"He doesn't need my help in football. Before we recruited him, two Premier League clubs wanted to recruit him.
"Robbie probably went through a more rigorous process [than anyone else at the club]. He will work 25/8 to bring success to this football I'm really looking forward to him proving that he's going to be an excellent employee for Rangers."
Rangers head coach Danny Rohl: "I'm very well prepared over the last 16 years to be here now.
"I really enjoy to have such supporters behind you."
It is good that players show "great intensity" in training, but this needs to carry forward into the actual games.
William
Rangers sporting director Kevin Thelwell: "We think that the group is a good group. We think that the group is capable of a lot more.
"I think Youssef Chermiti in particular is a player with huge talent. With huge talents, they sometimes take a bit of time.
"I understand [supporters'] criticism."
It must be said, Danny Rohl looks at home here.
He has dealt with every question thrown at him calmly and confidently.
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Image source, SNSRangers head coach Danny Rohl: "We have to speed up our game. We cannot just think that we can win football games with nice football.
"We are in four competitions still. It's not just a wish. We have to work very hard."
To German teachers everywhere, I can only apologise.
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