Michael Beale reckons Rangers would have had another title in the cabinet had Steven Gerrard stayed on as boss last season.
The QPR manager was the Liverpool legend's right-hand man when Premiership title glory was brought to Ibrox in May 2021. But at the time the pair left in November that year, Rangers had a four-point gap over Celtic, but it was Ange Postecoglou's Hoops who were lifting the trophy aloft come the 21/22 term's end.
It hurt Beale to leave but speaking on the Currie Club, says had he and Gerrard not, they'd be 2x times Rangers winners instead of holding one solitary success. He explained: "I definitely think we would have won the league. When we left, we were still four points in front. There is no way they (Celtic) would have come past us. We hadn’t lost in eight or nine Old Firms (it was actually seven).
