Michael Beale last night urged the Rangers faithful to keep the faith as he insisted he’s “100 percent” sure he can bring back the Ibrox glory days.
Tensions between the Light Blue legions and the board boiled over during Saturday’s Kilmarnock clash as the Union Bears aimed their “time for a change” dig at Gers chiefs. It’s an uncomfortable situation for Beale as he tries to turn around a team that has landed just two major honours in the last 11 years. But the Londoner is adamant that with a unified fanbase and board behind him, the big plans he’s working on for this summer can smash Celtic’s stronghold on Scottish football.
Asked if he still felt he could lead the club back to the top, Beale replied firmly: “One hundred percent. I back the people I work with and believe in this club and the work we’re going to go on. There’s work to be done but I 100 percent believe in it. When I came back in did I feel everything was going to be perfect between the back end of November and May? No. But in my first year as a manager what was I investing in? The future.
