Sat 25 October 2025 9:59, UK

James Tavernier was right after Rangers were disgraced against Brann in the Europa League on Thursday.

Danny Rohl lost his first game in charge at Brann Stadion 3-0, and the German manager will undoubtedly realise the task at hand in G51.

Tavernier’s post-match comments in Norway didn’t go down well with some Ibrox faithful, and while his assessment of the Gers’ performance was accurate, he’s been a part of that for several seasons now.

With tensions high at the Glaswegian outfit, the captain needs to do more, but he may be misunderstood in Govan.

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Tavernier is someone who wants to see the Gers succeed, Barry Ferguson says.

The Light Blues’ former interim manager believes the Englishman cares deeply about the club’s prospects and the fans at Ibrox.

Ferguson feels the 33-year-old right-back’s frustration was evident as he slammed the Glaswegian outfit’s display against Brann.

The Gers icon wrote in the Daily Record on 25 October: “For those of you who don’t know him, let me tell you that he does care deeply about this club and its fans. He’s desperate to bring success back to the club, and I really think you got a sense of...