They like to call it a ‘dignified silence’. But the longer Rangers continue to say nothing – now that the world at the bottom of their staircase has entered into meltdown – the more damage is being done.
There certainly wasn’t a peep out of the big blue bunker on Monday as, outside, the clamour escalated for Giovanni van Bronckhorst to be put out of his managerial misery following another two dropped points at Paisley on Sunday. Van Bronckhorst has returned to his family home in Holland to let the situation cool off for a while at a time when he seems unsure if he’ll ever be back.
And the Dutchman’s former Rangers team-mate, Barry Ferguson, believes the uncertainty surrounding his old club is now in danger of causing permanent damage. The Record Sport columnist said: “I’ve listened to Gio’s post match interview a number of times since the weekend and it’s clear to me that he isn’t sure about his own future.
