Barry Ferguson: Rangers need ‘more’ than managers than he can offer, Kris Boyd and Chris Sutton say

The home season of the Rangers is over while their Europa League adventure continues, so Barry Ferguson should remain a manager next season?

Ibrox’s side has won only four of its nine games in all competitions since Ferguson replaced Philippe Clement in February, but he has yet to lead them to a home victory.

Rangers lost five games in a row in Govan, a club record, before stopping running with doves against Athletic Club in the first part of their quarterfinals of their Europe.

The Rangers followed this Come back with two goals down to attract Aberdeen To leave Celtic is waiting for a little more to win his 13th title in the last 14 seasons.

Former midfielder Gers Ferguson is not secretly his desire to manage the side outside the summer, but Kris Boyd and Chris Sutton Sky Sports do not believe that he can continue to take a team.

“The Rangers are advocating for big games like Celts and Europe, but their bread and butter are homemade football and not good enough,” Boyd said.

“Even if Barry changed every week, I don’t think many players could discuss with this because they were not good enough in most games.

“It is a shame to lose five games at home for Rangers, especially when you consider some of the teams they lost.

“Old habits are still there, coming to the stage now where so many players have been given so many opportunities.

“In the summer it will be clean and renewed, whatever happened, whoever is the manager.

“Barry’s part was supposed to get in and take the team until the summer, obviously when you are there, you want to keep the job, I was crystal clear and I don’t think Barry Ferguson will not be Rangers manager next year.

“In summer it will be a huge change, and with the download You would imagine wanting to bring their people. “

Sutton agrees that Ferguson cannot get the opportunity to continue in the Rangers.

“It can’t be a Rangers manager. I think it’s a bit of a chest as a manager, it seems to me,” Sutton said Sky Sports.

“The Renjers are always really high after winning, really low after the defeat. The club needs stability, I don’t think there is no experience.

“If he wins the Europa League that would be huge, but I still don’t think I should give him a full -time job. They should go for someone more experienced, who was there.

“It’s the type of manager, I have no problem with that, but the Rangers need more than that as a manager.”