Ally McCoist has highlighted a trio of Latin imports for the crisis swamping the club he helped get off the ground in 2012.
Alongside Charles Green, McCoist brought in Franny Sandaza, Anetis Argyriou, Emilson Cribari and Kevin Kyle as the new club stormed to League Three glory although they got pumped out of three cup completions by Inverness Caley Thistle, Dundee United and Queen of the South.
Two and a half years into the journey McCoist bailed out to spend a year on gardening leave with Sevco slipping from one crisis to another.
Non Rangers men Mark Warburton and Pedro Caixinha have both been sacked with the summer signings of the fifth best coach in Qatar highlighted for criticism ahead of Kenny Miller, Danny Wilson, Jason Holt and Young McCrorie who all started the defeat at Dundee.
“Rangers need leadership both on and off the park and they have neither at the moment”
“The clubs in a distressing state”
Ally McCoist can’t hide his frustration at the current Rangers situation… pic.twitter.com/rRHMwGZId2
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Analysing the match for BT Sport McCoist said: “You look at that team, you look at what is happening off the park…
“Does Herrera want to be there, does Candeias want to be there, does Pena want to be there? I’m not so sure.”
He added with pain etched all over his face: “Rangers lack leaders just now, on and off the park.
“It’s a group of players that certainly aren’t good enough to challenge Celtic at the moment, undoubtedly.
“There has to be fresh talent come in to Rangers, the squad that they have at the moment are no-where near.”
After the match caretaker boss Graham Murty appeared to be close to tears as he discussed the defeat with the club tv channel.
Next up for Sevco is a double header with Aberdeen either side of an AGM to review losses of £6.7m on turnover of £29.2m.
