We watch this crap every week- David Edgar calls for van Bronckhorst to be sacked

David Edgar has finally lost it and admitted that there should be sackings at Ibrox.

After more than two years inside the club’s media bubble he can no longer put a bold front on the performances as the bears watch Celtic sail off into the distance towards an 11th title in 12 years.

Edgar has reported on every match during the record breaking Champions League campaign but a second SPFL defeat of the season has turned out to be the tipping point with the fans favourite.

Ryan Kent is called out for being absolutely awful with a claim made that several players have chucked it. That is likely to end the Zoom invites to discuss how wonderful everything is in the Ibrox garden.

There appears little prospect of any action being taken tonight or tomorrow but Ibrox could be even uglier than usual if there aren’t a couple of early goals against Hearts on Wednesday night.

A defeat that should see the end of Gio van Bronckhorst as Rangers manager

A game in which we had pretty much all of the possession and did very little with it, then contrived through defensive errors to lose it.

Rangers forced a record number of corners today (20) and y’know never looked like scoring from any of them.

The issue that we have now is that the fans don’t have any faith in the manager to turn it round and when that happens it is almost impossible for a manager to do so.

They are fed up watching this, we watch this crap every week.

While I’m calling for the manager to go the players don’t get off Scot-free, there are some players there that have absolutely chucked it. I thought that today Ryan Kent was awful, absolutely awful and not for the first time. There were several others that were just nowhere near it.

It comes down to whether the board will act, the board should be acting today and get Ross (transfer guru) Wilson should go with him because I think that his recruitment has left us in this position.

A dreadful performance from a Rangers team that is going nowhere and continuing to get there very slowly.