Rangers set Ibrox refs summit as Falkirk fallout rumbles
Raskin says Russell Martin told him he was not in his plans and tried to push him out before banishing him from training, then later acted as if ‘nothing had happened’. He returned and scored in a 2-0 Premier Sports Cup win over Hibs, and Martin was sacked four games later.
Connor Barron targets winning the Premiership with Rangers and earning a Scotland World Cup call-up, saying it would ‘mean everything’ as he backs the squad’s quality and mindset.
Rangers will host Premiership clubs at Ibrox on 23 April to address refereeing standards and potential VAR upgrades. The SFA will not attend, with any outcomes to be taken to Hampden. Rangers are open to funding extra cameras.
Frank McAvennie says he ‘really do[es] like’ Nicolas Raskin and would take the Rangers midfielder at Celtic, praising his control, solidity and knack for annoying opponents.
Rangers’ leadership, including Dan Purdy and Stig Inge Byornybe, will join Danny Rohl’s squad in Spain to accelerate summer recruitment plans and use the break for bonding and tactical work.
Ex-ref Dermot Gallagher backs the decision that Nicolas Raskin’s cross stayed in before Tochi Chukwuani’s goal in Rangers’ 6-3 win at Falkirk, citing the assistant’s view, while noting the process is ‘not foolproof’.
Falkirk condemn ‘unacceptable’ Rangers fans in the home end and ‘sectarian singing’, saying a steward needed medical attention. The club will review security and ticketing for future Rangers visits.
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Mikey Moore, below par in the 6-3 Falkirk win, vows to get ‘100 per cent’ fit during the break. Rohl labelled him a ‘top player’ as competition with Bojan Miovski and Youssef Chermiti intensifies.
Keith Jackson hails Nicolas Raskin’s leadership in Rangers’ 6-3 Falkirk win, highlighting his clash with Dylan Tait plus a goal and assist as signs of title-winning spirit.
Raskin hails Danny Rohl for ‘stabilising the ship’, staying composed after wins and losses, and giving players clarity and confidence since replacing Martin at Rangers.
Ally McCoist rows back on post-split ‘conspiracy’ claims, saying he was winding up Alan Brazil. He accepts imperfections and notes Rangers’ away trips to Hearts and Celtic, and a final day at Falkirk.
A report claims Rangers and Celtic are vying to sign 92-cap Scotland left-back Andy Robertson on a free in the summer, with Tottenham and AC Milan also interested. The move is framed as addressing the left side after Jayden Meghoma’s expected departure.
