Barry Ferguson Hits Back at Fans in Fiery Post-Match Interview After Controversial Chants Spark Chaos
Rangers manager Barry Ferguson has ignited a storm of controversy following a tense post-match interview, where he directly responded to fans chanting against key players Václav Černý, Mohamed Diomande, and Cyriel Igamane.
The chants — “Go Václav, go Diomande, go Igamane” — rang out from frustrated sections of the crowd during and after Rangers’ disappointing defeat, further fueling unrest around the club. But Ferguson wasn’t about to let it slide.
In his explosive post-match interview, the manager didn’t hold back, blasting a section of the supporters for what he called “spoiled egg behaviour” that’s creating division rather than unity.
“Some of these so-called fans are nothing but spoiled eggs causing problems,” Ferguson said. “Instead of backing the players when they need it most, they’re tearing them down with chants that do nothing but damage morale.”
His remarks have since sparked a firestorm online, with fans split down the middle. Some applauded Ferguson’s passion and defense of his squad, while others felt he was deflecting blame from his own shortcomings as manager.
The situation has now escalated into a full-blown rift between a portion of the fanbase and the coaching staff, with tensions at an all-time high. As Rangers face mounting pressure on and off the pitch, one thing is clear — unity is slipping away fast, and the fallout from Ferguson’s fiery interview may only deepen the divide.
