Sir Kenny Dalglish says now is not the time for Rangers panic - as the board are told to believe in Michael Beale's process.
The fans made their voices heard during Saturday's 3-1 win over Kilmarnock by telling the club's hierarchy that they took their eyes off the ball after title 55 two seasons ago. They trail Celtic by six points in the Premiership ahead of the Hoops' match with St Mirren and were beaten 2-1 by their rivals in last Sunday's League Cup final.
Scotland icon Dalglish gets the pain surrounding the loss and the anger that has come with it, but insists it's a time to band together and focus on supporting a boss who has won all but one league game - a draw with Celtic - since arriving in December to replace Giovanni van Bronckhorst. He wrote in his Sunday Post column: "Everything Michael Beale did and said during and after last Sunday’s League Cup Final has been dissected and debated.
