Rangers will be making few additions to the squad over next month’s transfer window in order to improve their chances of finishing in second place.
Not many targets have been linked with the manager-less side, but it seems fans are yearning for a particular signing to be made.
Light Blues faithful took to Twitter to urge the club to appoint interim boss Graeme Murty as the permanent manager following Wednesday’s 2-1 win over Hibernian.
FYI: Graeme Murty has now secured 4 wins in a row for Rangers, seeing off Derek McInnes twice, Owen Coyle and Neil Lennon.
The job is his to lose in my opinion.
— Ibrox Loyal (@IL_Official) December 13, 2017
4wins in a row. In murty we trust @GraemeMurty @TeamMurty pic.twitter.com/PtbzzFdFgO
— claire paterson (@babeclaire1) December 14, 2017
I don’t think we need any more proof that Graeme Murty is a far superior manager than Mark Warburton ever was.
Wonderful.
— Ted (@NewcoTed) December 13, 2017
Give Graeme Murty the manager’s job full time @RangersFC! Guy’s doing a fine job. Blooding youngsters too. Seems passionate, knows the young boys. Worth a shot in my opinion. Unless you want to appoint me? I’m sure transfering skills from the virtual world to real life is easy..
— Mick Loizou (@MickMarJr) December 14, 2017
Give @GraemeMurty the title as permanent Rangers at least until the end of the season? #Murty4Manager
— ?⚪️? (@GersFamily) December 13, 2017
Don’t see anybody else more worthy of the Rangers job on a permanent basis, than Graeme Murty
— Stuart Watson (@swwatson6) December 13, 2017
Super Graeme Murty.. no one else deserves the job
— ricky stewart (@flicko644) December 14, 2017
Rangers have now won 4 games in a roll for the first time in a year, and the victories came against the only 2 sides – Aberdeen and Hibs – challenging them for the runners-up spot.
Murty has led the Ibrox outfit to 6 wins and 2 losses since taking over for the 2nd time, and the club are now 2nd place on the log – 5 points behind Celtic.
During his 1st stint in charge, the development squad head oversaw 2 wins and losses apiece before ending with an impressive 1-all draw against Celtic.
It seems almost no top manager wants to take the Rangers job, with funds to buy players and salary offer believed to be key issues.
Murty clearly deserves a shot based on how he’s done so far, and it won’t hurt to hand him a chance.
