The Daily Record journalist on Thursday said many people linked to Gers would be delighted to see the England international removed from his post, despite the announcement that the club’s hierarchy The set should stay with the Light Blues boss for now.
He added that nothing will change until the next game against St. Johnstone on September 16, but he warned that if things get worse, it “could mark the end” for Beale at Ibrox.
There is simply no doubt that things need to improve rapidly at Rangers if Beale is to keep his job after recent results.
The Gers coach has faced criticism he hasn’t faced before this week and that won’t go away until he starts winning some big games.
Knocked out in the Champions League qualifiers after a 1-5 loss to PSV, the loss to Celtic was exactly what he didn’t need.
But that is where the Englishman is currently finding himself and the only way out for him is certainly now after the pressure has really increased. He will appreciate that the board has backed him up at this point, but it is certain that he will not hesitate to change his mind if he does not start the winning streak.
In another Rangers news, a BBC pundit has told what Rangers need to do when Beale’s verdict is split.
