Michael Beale has opened up on his Rangers return for their clash with Aberdeen as he described his visit as 'long overdue'.
The QPR boss - who is continuing to make a big name for himself south of the border - was in the stands as the Light Blues hammered Jim Goodwin's men 4-1. He departed Glasgow a year ago with Steven Gerrard following his appointment at Aston Villa after he decided to call time on his spell at Ibrox for a crack of the English Premier League.
Beale decided to go out on his own in the English Championship and has already been linked with a number of top jobs after a stunning start to life in the dugout. He's described Rangers as a 'wonderful' club while he believes the World Cup break will come at the perfect time for under pressure Giovanni van Bronckhorst with the Ibrox men now trailing Celtic and Ange Postecoglou by seven points at the Premiership summit.
