Lyndon Dykes has opened up on Michael Beale's 'crazy' QPR exit for Rangers.
The Light Blues announced the 42-year-old as Giovanni van Bronckhorst's successor following the decision to sack the Dutchman. That opened the door for a return for Steven Gerrard's former No2 to make a stunning Ibrox return. He had earlier rejected the chance to leave his first managerial post for the English Premier League with Wolves citing integrity and loyalty as reasons for staying at Loftus Road.
However, just weeks later he made the decision to quit the English Championship side to return to Glasgow and take on the managerial position. Scotland international Dykes was a key player under the new Rangers gaffer during his time at QPR as he hailed his training sessions and said he was very firm with his ideas.
