Dressing Room Chaos: Václav Černý Blames Barry Ferguson for Rangers’ 2-0 Defeat to Hibernian
Tensions have reached boiling point at Ibrox after explosive dressing room footage emerged in the aftermath of Rangers’ disappointing 2-0 loss to Hibernian. In the clip, star winger Václav Černý is seen openly blaming Barry Ferguson for the defeat, accusing the coach of failing to react quickly enough during a match that spiraled out of control.
The Czech international reportedly voiced his frustration over Ferguson’s delayed tactical decisions and substitutions, which Černý believes cost the team crucial momentum. “He waited too long. The game was slipping away and he did nothing,” a lip reader revealed from the heated exchange.
Sources close to the squad describe the atmosphere post-match as “toxic,” with several players echoing Černý’s sentiments behind closed doors. The footage, which quickly went viral online, has only intensified scrutiny on Ferguson’s leadership and decision-making.
Fans, already frustrated with inconsistent performances, have been left divided—some siding with Černý’s outburst, while others believe internal matters should stay private.
With mounting pressure and growing unrest within the squad, Ferguson faces serious questions about his future and whether he can steady the ship before the season derails completely.
This incident, more than just a player’s outburst, signals deeper cracks within the Rangers camp—and unless addressed swiftly, it could mark a turning point for the worse.
