Michael Stewart is urging new Rangers manager Michael Beale to forget about questions over his loyalty following the move from Queens Park Rangers.
That is because the BBC Scotland pundit believes the only 'currency' he needs to be concerned about are victories. Beale was announced on Monday as the Light Blues' 18th permanent manager in their history, succeeding Giovanni Van Bronckhorst who was given his marching orders earlier this month after just over a year in charge at the Ibrox helm.
Now Steven Gerrard's former right-hand man is in the hot-seat for himself, and Stewart says Rangers fans won't be concerned about the reported distaste for the manner of Beale's Loftus Road exit. He believes the Ibrox crowd will be far more enamoured with victories, and the task of cutting the gap on a rampant Celtic side.
