The legendary captain held his first press conference ahead of the Kilmarnock clash and was in no mood to take prisoners
Barry Ferguson, newly appointed as Rangers' caretaker boss, has addressed doubters, stating they should judge his performance at the end of his three-month tenure. Ferguson, who has managed at lower league levels and previously served as caretaker at Blackpool, expressed confidence in turning around the struggling team. He emphasized that the evaluation should come at the season's end but acknowledged that results would be scrutinized game by game. Ferguson, a Rangers legend with 15 major honours including five league titles, has been supported by fellow legends Allan McGregor, Billy Dodds, and Neil McCann. His first press conference as manager was marked by a no-nonsense approach ahead of the team's upcoming match.
