Willie Miller has become the first character in Scottish football to call out Brother Pedro.
While yesterday’s media conference was little more than a sales pitch to the gullible for ticker money, the fifth best coach in Qatar completely dismissed 10 of his companies SPFL opponents.
Not only is Caixinha about to claim next season’s title but European glory is around the corner for the club with no co-efficient points.
Miller has witnessed at first hand how hard Aberdeen have had to work for success and believes that finishing second will be a step too far for Brother Pedro.
Reacting to yesterday’s arrogance from Ibrox the legendary former Aberdeen defender told The Sun: “It’s clearly a risk taking a man whose knowledge of Scottish and British football is limited.
“There aren’t many who have come in from abroad and made an outstanding success of it.
“I also found it baffling Rangers decided to appoint Caixinha before they have their new football director in place.
“It’s a bit like getting the cart before the horse.
“One of the football director’s main tasks should be recommending to the board who the next manager should be.
“Drawing 1-1 at Celtic Park will have lifted morale, but they are still miles behind Celtic.
“It will be hard enough for Rangers to close the gap that exists between them and Aberdeen.”
Brother Pedro takes the tribute act to Pittodrie on April 9 for a match that could decide the outcome of which club finishes a strong second.
If both clubs match each other in terms of results ahead of that fixture a win for the Dons will put them 11 points and a massive goal difference advantage ahead of the tribute act with six matches left to play.