Cammy Bell will watch two of his old clubs clash at Ibrox today knowing that supporters focus will be as much on both dug outs as on the park.
Dundee United may be managerless after a horror start to the season but caretaker Liam Fox is looking for a statement victory at Ibrox that could well make his interim spell permanent. Should that be the outcome and Rangers fail to win a fourth game in a row then the clamour for Gio van Bronckhorst ’s rein in Govan to be brought to an end might just reach the point of no return.
Bell might not agree with it. But he fully understands why the Dutchman’s head is on the block after three heavy defeats in succession left the club’s Champions League hopes on the brink and their Premiership title chances lagging after only six games. A questionable transfer window has come under increased scrutiny and memories of the thrilling run to the Europa League Final only four months ago have long since evaporated.
