DANNY ROHL VOWS NEVER TO PLAY HIM AGAIN — CALLS HIM A COMPLETE WASTE OF A SHIRT AND POSITION, WITH FANS BACKING HIS DECISION FULLY

DANNY ROHL VOWS NEVER TO PLAY HIM AGAIN — CALLS HIM A COMPLETE WASTE OF A SHIRT AND POSITION, WITH FANS BACKING HIS DECISION FULLY

DANNY ROHL VOWS NEVER TO PLAY HIM AGAIN — CALLS HIM A “COMPLETE WASTE OF A SHIRT,” WITH FANS BACKING HIS DECISION

Rangers’ dressing room was plunged into fresh controversy after their disappointing draw with Falkirk yesterday, with reports suggesting manager Danny Röhl has grown increasingly frustrated with midfielder Diomande’s performances.

According to sources close to the squad, Röhl was furious with what he perceived as a lack of urgency and discipline during the match, which ended in a result many Rangers supporters considered unacceptable. The manager, who has been vocal about raising standards at the club, was said to be particularly displeased with Diomande’s contribution.

While Röhl has made no official public statement naming the player, insiders claim he expressed strong dissatisfaction behind the scenes, allegedly describing Diomande as “a waste of a shirt and position” during a heated post-match debrief. The comments—though unconfirmed by the club—have already sparked widespread reaction across social media.

Fans React: “Röhl Is Right to Set High Standards”

A large section of Rangers fans appear to support the manager’s hardline stance. Online forums and fan pages lit up shortly after the final whistle, with many supporters arguing that Röhl is justified in holding players accountable for subpar performances.

Some fans praised the reported decision as “necessary for progress,” insisting that no player should be guaranteed minutes if they fail to meet the club’s expectations. Others called for a broader squad reshuffle, hinting that Diomande’s time in the starting lineup has been under scrutiny for weeks.

Club Yet to Issue Official Comment

As of this morning, Rangers have not released any statement addressing the rumours. Diomande himself has also remained silent, with his future involvement in the squad now the subject of intense discussion.

If Röhl does indeed choose to bench the midfielder indefinitely, it would signal a bold shift in the manager’s approach—one centred on accountability, intensity, and raising the bar for every player representing the club.

For now, all eyes will be on the team’s next fixture to see whether Diomande features—or whether Röhl’s reported stance becomes reality.