Glasgow Renjers are now looking for their fourth permanent manager since November 2021. After the release Philippe Clement.
His release was immediate, especially after the terrible defeat of the Scottish Cup from the Queen’s Park in the Scottish Cup just a few weeks ago.
The defeat of St Mirrena of 2-0 was the last straw for Patrick Stewart and the rest of the committee, and his release was announced later that weekend.
The last manager to start and end the whole season of the Prime Minister was Steven Gerrard during the 2020/21 campaign, proving how poorly the club was launched.
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What next for Ibrox side? The appointment of a new permanent manager must be real or the light blues will lag further and beyond Celtic.
Since 1872, there have been a lot of excellent managers in Ibrox who won the league titles and a home cup, while Willie Waddel even claimed that he was 1972 European Cup winners.
However, some managers did not do well. As such, we looked at the five worst managers in the history of the club.
5
David White
November 1967 – November 1969
David White became only a fourth permanent manager in the history of the club when he took over from Scot Symon in November 1967.
Symon won 15 major honors, including six league titles, during his 13 years in charge of Gers, but writing was on the wall after being defeated by the Berwick Rangers in January 1967.
White took over that November and spent just over two years in Ibrox. He was the first Rangers chief to be able to win a big trophy, despite losing only 22 of 114 matches in the club.
Celtic’s domination plus from above meant that White received his marching commands in November 1969.
4
Paul Le Guen
July 2006 – January 2007
After winning three Ligue 1 titles with Lyon, Paul Le Guen was announced as a New Rangers manager in March 2006, taking responsibility ahead of the 2006/07 season.
It was a massive coup, but the Frenchman flattered him to cheat on Scotland. In his first 10 league matches, Rangers won only four times, passing behind the Celtics in the title race.
Europe was a different thing, since the club provided the qualification for the knockout phase of the UEFA Cup, and it was a clear style Le Guen favored the continent, not the rough and overturning of local football.
He left Mutual consent in January 2007 After a big return hit with Fanbase after Barry Ferguson was taken away from the captain.
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3
Michael Beale
December 2022. – September 2023
Michael Beale’s Win a percentage of 72.1% In charge of Rangers is the second highest in the history of the club, behind only Ally McCoist.
In the case of Beale, this should not be counted for a lot, because the last half of his magic was awful. He opened his term of office by winning 14 of his first 15 league matches, drawing only with Celtick, but things turned down.
The defeat of 2-1 Celtics in the Cup League final was a blow and Gers lost two and pulled out one of his last eight games.
Poor signatures in the transitional window that summer led to the creepy beginning of 2023/24, as they lost the Light Blues three times in the league before the end of September, until he was able to make stages of the champion group.
Beale was fired after only ten months In charge, despite his healthy percentage of victory.
2
Philippe Clement
October 2023. – February 2025
Where to start with Clement? Despite the fact that there were several names mentioned as the potential heirs of Beale, it was a former club coach Brugge which was named as a new boss in October 2023.
Like many new meetings, the club enjoyed a new reminder of managers. Not only have they secured a place in the knockout stages of the Europa League, but Clement led Gers to their first league Cup since 2011.
Despite being returned in the Premiership title, Celtic ended the victory in his third league in a row, while the Rangers also lost the Scottish Cup final.
The hopes were high in front of the current campaign, but the outdoor draw with Hearts sets the tone for the next few months.
After the release, Light Blues won only 17 of his 27 Premiership Games, losing five, while provoking 13 points behind his rivals.
Football was sick to watch, and teams are no longer afraid of traveling to Ibrox, as evidenced by the Queen’s Park in their Scottish Cup victory over the Gers a few weeks ago.
1
Pedro Caixinha
March 2017 – October 2017
It may not be surprising that we were classified as the worst manager in the history of the club.
Pedro Caixinha was a strange meeting. Prior to the Rangers, he took over the duty of clubs such as Leiria, Nacional, Santos Laguna and Al -gharaf – a difficult inspirational management career.
His side suffered a 5-1 defeat from the Celtics in Ibrox, which was the hardest loss of an old company at a club at home, and worse was to follow.
Caixinha failed to strengthen his detachment, signing like Carlos Pen, Eduard Herrera, Dalcio and Bruno Alves, and only Ryan Jack and Alfredo Morelos made a lasting impression in Glasgow.
2-1 The total defeat of Niederkorn’s progression from Luxembourg in the first qualifying phase of the Europa League drops as the worst result in the history of the club.
5 wins of the introductory 10 league games in the season, Caixinha was discharged after only six months in charge, losing to Celtic and Hibs in the process.
Over 26 games at the helm, Portuguese manager recorded an average of only 1.81 points per gamewhile his side received 30 goals in that magic.
It was a terrible meeting in the first place, but his club statistics, combined with a terrible business with transfer and bad football on the field, means that Caixinha is the worst manager who took the reins in Ibrox.
