Rangers’ Resurgence: Should Celtic and Hearts be Worried?

Unbeaten Run Continues

Rangers’ manager Danny Rohl remains unbeaten in the Scottish Premiership since taking charge on October 20, and his side’s latest win over Hibernian has moved them up to third place in the table, just nine points behind leaders Hearts with a game in hand.

A New Era of Pragmatism

Rohl’s appointment has brought stability and pragmatism to the club, and his team’s ability to grind out wins, even when not playing their best football, has been a key factor in their success. As former Rangers striker and coach Billy Dodds noted, “Rangers deserved the win, they’re putting a run together now. It’s a vital three points, they were pragmatic how they went about it.”

Hearts on the Horizon

Rangers’ next challenge comes on Sunday when they visit Hearts at Tynecastle, a match that could have significant implications for the title race. Hearts have been struggling to find consistency, but their recent wins over Celtic and Falkirk have re-emphasized their title credentials.

Rohl’s Vision

Rohl has been clear about his vision for the team, emphasizing the need to take “a step forward” and to be more clinical in front of goal. He also believes that his team has the quality to hurt all opponents in the league, and is urging them to be brave and play with more attacking flair.

Fans’ Reactions

Rangers fans have been divided in their reactions to the team’s recent performances, with some praising their ability to win games even when not playing their best football, while others have expressed frustration at the team’s lack of attacking flair.

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