Michael Beale says his return to Rangers has 'fit like a glove' and promised Light Blues fans they will start to see the benefits on the pitch.
The Ibrox side moved quickly to appoint the Queens Park Rangers boss as Giovanni Van Bronckhorst's successor in Glasgow after a poor string of results left the Dutchman's position untenable. Beale has had the comfort of the World Cup break to reacquaint himself with surroundings at Rangers after spending three-and-a-half years as first team coach under previous boss Steven Gerrard.
And as the club hold their annual AGM, Beale has taken a seat at the top table alongside Ibrox supremos Douglas Park and Ross Wilson, with much on the agenda but the boss focused on making a key promise to fans about turning fortunes around. It is a nine point gap behind Celtic and a crucial transfer window amid an injury crisis that Beale will be most concerned about as he paid tribute to Van Bronckhorst but vowed to make improvements.
