Interim manager Barry Ferguson expressed disappointment in Rangers' recent performances, particularly after their 2-2 draw with St Mirren coincided with Celtic winning the Premiership title. Ferguson noted that Rangers have lost their fear factor and showcased a winless streak across five matches. The team struggled to maintain energy, allowing St Mirren to equalize twice after taking leads. Ferguson highlighted the disconnect between training and match execution, criticizing players for not following instructions, which has contributed to their poor season performance and a low points tally.
Interim boss Barry Ferguson believes Rangers have lost their fear factor, after they drew 2-2 at St Mirren on the day Celtic clinched the Scottish Premiership title.
Ferguson felt they had thrown two points away, stating 'Two really disappointing goals to lose' and that the lethargic play is 'not the way I want my team to play.'
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