Dave King has admitted Rangers' lack of investment has come as a 'big surprise' to him.
Back in the 2020/21 season, Steven Gerrard ended Celtic's bid to create history with ten-in-a-row as he delivered the first Premiership title for the club in a decade by a whopping 25-point margin and with that, an unbeaten domestic league campaign. Fast forward a year and the Ibrox side find themselves trailing in the wake of the Hoops and Ange Postecoglou.
The Aussie boss and his troops - who won back the league crown last term - put down an early season marker as they hammered Giovanni van Bronckhorst and Co 4-0 at Parkhead in the first derby showdown of the season to make it six wins from six for the current champions as they continued their relentless scoring form on the domestic stage. Former chairman King says with Rangers there was always a Plan A, B and C when it came to investment and after qualifying for the Champions League group stages, following a stunning play-off win over PSV, the tycoon has admitted his surprise that Douglas Park hasn't handed a significant war chest to Van Bronckhorst, Ross Wilson and his team to reinvest.
