Tensions have flared at Rangers Football Club as the team captain launched a scathing attack on former player and manager Barry Ferguson. The captain expressed his frustration, stating that Ferguson continues to repeat the same mistakes that have cost the team dearly in the past. In an emotional outburst, the captain criticized Ferguson’s approach, claiming that his decisions on and off the pitch lack growth and learning from past experiences.
The captain reportedly said, “You can never be the best if you keep doing the same things and expect different results.” His remarks highlight a growing concern within the team and among supporters who feel that Ferguson’s influence, whether direct or indirect, is holding the club back from achieving its full potential.
Ferguson, once a celebrated figure at Rangers, has been under increasing scrutiny as results and team morale seem to suffer. This incident reflects deeper issues within the club’s leadership and management, as well as growing frustration from players who feel their efforts are being undermined. The captain’s public criticism is rare and signals the seriousness of the situation. Fans now await a response from Ferguson and hope the team can move forward with renewed focus and unity.
