Let’s Talk Rangers Podcast

In this episode of Let’s Talk Rangers, Kyle and Ross discuss the imminent arrival of Derek McInnes as Rangers’ new manager following Danny Rohl’s decision to leave the club and join RB Salzburg. They share their final thoughts on Rohl’s time at Ibrox, why Rangers have turned to McInnes, the key pros and cons surrounding the appointment, what qualities are required to succeed as Rangers manager, and how they expect Rangers to look under McInnes heading into next season.

On this Let's Talk Rangers reaction, Ross and Craig are here to react to Rangers announcing the signing of Lawrence Shankland on a two-year deal.

In the final episode of Let’s Talk Rangers this season, Kyle and Ross discuss Rangers publicly backing Danny Rohl to remain as manager and what comes next for the club heading into another crucial summer rebuild. They look at why Rangers have stuck with Rohl, whether it is the right decision, the major changes still required within the squad, and what success needs to look like next season as the club aim to get back competing for trophies.

In this episode of Let’s Talk Rangers, Kyle and Craig react to Rangers’ 2-1 defeat to Hibs as Danny Rohl’s side suffer a fourth consecutive defeat in a disastrous end to the season. The game was overshadowed by James Tavernier missing the match following reports of a falling out with Danny Rohl before kick-off, raising major questions about the dressing room atmosphere and the manager’s future at the club.

In this episode of Let’s Talk Rangers, Kyle and Ross react to Rangers’ Old Firm 3-1 defeat to Celtic and another collapse in a defining moment. They discuss Rangers’ failure to build on a bright start, the recurring second-half drop-offs, midfield issues, questionable refereeing decisions, and whether the last few weeks have caused irreversible damage to Danny Röhl’s position as Rangers manager. The discussion also looks at the wider squad rebuild required this summer, the lack of leadership and experience in key areas, and whether Rangers need a major reset after another season where they failed to deliver when it mattered most.

In this episode of Let’s Talk Rangers, Ross and Craig discuss the growing pressure on Danny Rohl after recent Rangers results and whether supporters are starting to lose faith in the manager. They also look at reports linking Rohl with Wolfsburg, whether Rangers need to refresh the leadership group this summer, and preview the final Old Firm fixture of the season on Sunday.

In this episode of Let's Talk Rangers, Kyle and Ross discuss Rangers' 2-1 defeat to Hearts which ends their title challenge under Danny Rohl for this season.

In this episode of Let’s Talk Rangers, Kyle and Ross look ahead to Rangers’ huge title clash with Hearts at Tynecastle on Monday. They discuss whether Danny Rohl has to change Rangers’ approach for such a massive game, what went wrong against Motherwell, and which players could come into the Rangers team as the title race reaches a crucial stage.

In this episode of Let’s Talk Rangers, Ross and Craig react to Rangers’ 3-2 defeat to Motherwell at Ibrox and what it means for the title race. They break down the performance, key tactical decisions, defensive concerns, and where this leaves Rangers heading into a must-win clash at Tynecastle.

The discussion starts with James Tavernier and his announcement, as Kyle and Ross reflect on his impact as captain, the positive reaction from supporters, and what it means for the squad heading into the final run-in. They then assess the goalkeeper situation, with links to Pierce Charles raising questions around long-term planning, while also debating Jack Butland’s future. Attention also turns to the defence, with potential exits and links to Gilberto Batista as the lads discuss whether a rebuild at the back is on the horizon. Finally, Kyle and Ross look at emerging transfer links including Amar Fatah and Hampus Skoglund, before shifting focus to the run-in, with Motherwell at Ibrox, the importance of the Hearts match before Celtic, and where Rangers must deliver results to stay in the title race.

n this episode of Let’s Talk Rangers, Kyle and Ross react to the news that James Tavernier will leave Rangers at the end of the season after 11 years at Ibrox. They reflect on Tavernier’s incredible Rangers career, including over 500 appearances, more than 100 goals and assists from right-back, and his role as captain during some of the club’s biggest moments. The discussion looks back at key highlights such as the 55 title-winning season, the Europa League run to Seville, and some of Tavernier’s most memorable goals and performances in a Rangers shirt. Kyle and Ross also debate where Tavernier ranks among Rangers’ greatest right-backs, the criticism he faced throughout his time at the club, and whether time will lead to greater appreciation of his contribution. Finally, they discuss the timing of the announcement ahead of the title run-in and what the future could hold for Tavernier once he leaves Rangers.

In this episode of Let’s Talk Rangers, Kyle and Craig break down the key talking points as the title race builds momentum. The discussion starts with Youssef Chermiti and whether his improving form could make him a decisive figure in the run-in, with strikers often defining how title races are won. They then assess Bojan Miovski’s impact since Naderi’s injury and whether Rangers have maintained their attacking threat, before looking at Antman’s recent cameo and how his style compares to Skov Olsen within the current system. Finally, the lads discuss the return of Rommens and the availability of Sterling, and whether that can give Rangers greater defensive stability at a crucial stage of the season.

In this episode of Let’s Talk Rangers, Ross and Craig take a deep dive into Danny Röhl’s league record since arriving at Rangers and examine just how impressive the numbers have been. With Rangers taking 60 points from 25 games and outperforming both Celtic and Hearts across goals scored, defensive record and goal difference, the discussion asks whether Röhl’s impact in the league has been slightly undervalued. The podcast also looks at Rangers’ underlying performance data, including chance creation and xG metrics, which show a dramatic improvement since Röhl’s arrival. With Rangers now leading the league in attacking output and xGD over recent weeks, the panel debate whether the data supports the belief that Rangers are currently the strongest side in the division and capable of sustaining a title push. Finally, the episode focuses on Nico Raskin following his recent comments about his role in the team, his early struggles under Russell Martin, and how Röhl’s system has helped him rediscover his best form. The discussion also explores Raskin’s preferred position in midfield and whether Rangers should look to build the team around him long-term.

In this episode of Let’s Talk Rangers, Kyle and Ross react to Rangers’ huge 6-3 comeback win over Falkirk, from a really poor first half to a dominant second-half performance that showed real belief, character and title-winning mentality. The discussion covers Rangers’ slow start, the individual errors that led to two poor goals conceded, and how Danny Röhl’s changes helped swing the game completely, with the 4-2-2-2 once again looking like the shape that best suits this squad. They also look at the growing momentum in attack, the impact of key performers like Nicolas Raskin, Youssef Chermiti and Bojan Miovski, and why this result could be a massive psychological blow to both Hearts and Celtic in the title race. With five games to go, the message is clear: back the manager, back the players, and believe.

In this episode of Let’s Talk Rangers, Kyle and Craig look ahead to the split and what promises to be one of the most open title races in recent years. With everyone playing everyone and only a few games left, they discuss whether the order of Rangers’ fixtures could play a decisive role in how the season finishes. The conversation also covers Miovski’s recent form and whether he can step up as a key player following Naderi’s rumoured injury, as well as a discussion around Skov Olsen and whether Rangers should look to make his move permanent. With pressure building and huge swings still to come, where does this leave Rangers heading into the run-in?

In this episode of Let’s Talk Rangers, Kyle and Ross break down the win over Dundee United, focusing on the overall control, attacking intent, and whether this is a team starting to properly hit form at the right time. The discussion also looks at Aasgaard’s performance, drifting in and out of the game but still playing a key role in three goals, highlighting the balance between influence, inconsistency, and delivering in key moments. The conversation then turns to Rangers’ attacking output, with four goals from four different scorers, while also looking at the chances left behind, including opportunities Chermiti could have taken. The panel also discuss Röhl’s growing impact from the touchline, the effectiveness of his in-game changes, and the bigger picture of going from 8th to top of the league, even temporarily, showing the progress being made. Where does this result leave you feeling heading into the run-in?

In this episode of Let’s Talk Rangers, Kyle and Craig discuss Steven Gerrard admitting he regrets leaving Rangers too early. Gerrard reflects on his departure, saying he should have stayed longer to gain more experience, while also discussing the financial backing during his time at the club and the challenges of managing Alfredo Morelos. The conversation then turns to the current title race as Rangers return from the international break with seven huge games remaining in the Scottish Premiership season. The panel look at what Rangers must do to stay in the title hunt and whether this squad can deliver when it matters most.

In this episode of Let’s Talk Rangers, Kyle and Ross discuss whether Rangers should consider a permanent move for Nasser Djiga after his recent resurgence, and whether Wolves’ potential relegation could create an opportunity for a deal. They also analyse the expected departure of Rabbi Matondo to Brann and whether it’s a move that works for both the player and the club. The discussion then shifts to Rangers’ wide options and whether the squad still needs strengthening in the winger positions. With uncertainty around several players, is this an area Rangers must address in the next transfer window? There’s also a look at Rangers being linked again with Luke Graham, and whether the Dundee defender would be a signing for immediate impact or more of a long-term investment. Finally, the podcast debates Rangers’ overall transfer strategy and whether the club should move away from relying heavily on loan signings and focus more on building a settled squad through permanent deals.

In this episode of Let’s Talk Rangers, Ross and Craig break down Andrew Cavenagh’s latest statement and what it means for the club’s future direction, finances and structure. They discuss the 6.5% season ticket price rise, the £16m share issue, and whether Rangers are right to increase revenue to fund the first-team squad. The debate also covers whether this signals real ambition or financial necessity, and if supporters can trust the club to spend effectively. The episode also dives into Rangers’ decision not to appoint a sporting director, the focus on building a winning culture, and what that means for the club’s long-term structure. There’s further discussion on potential VAR investment in Scotland and whether improved technology or refereeing standards are the bigger issue.

In this episode of Let’s Talk Rangers, Kyle and Ross ask: Can Rangers Bring Back Mikey Moore Next Season? following his standout display in Rangers’ 4–1 win over Aberdeen. They break down an improved all-round performance with better tempo and control, analyse key contributions from Rommens, Naderi and Tavernier, and discuss Moore’s impact and long-term future. The episode also covers Naderi’s influence, strong performances from Chukwuani and Djiga, and whether Rangers can maintain this level as the season builds.

In this episode of Let’s Talk Rangers, Kyle and Ross discuss whether the Chermiti–Naderi partnership is really working for Rangers, or if the system is creating chances despite neither striker looking convincing domestically. They also react to Manny Fernandez’s Nigeria call-up, what it means for his development and Rangers’ chances of keeping him long-term, and debate whether loaning out Findlay Curtis was the right call during a title push despite his strong form at Kilmarnock. The podcast also covers Rangers’ reported transfer links to Motherwell pair Elijah Just and Tawanda Maswanhise, whether both players could make the step up to Ibrox, and finishes with a preview of Aberdeen as Danny Röhl faces key selection decisions ahead of another important league match.

In this episode of Let’s Talk Rangers, Kyle and Ross are joined by Adam Thornton from the Heart and Hand podcast to react to Rangers’ 1–0 win over St Mirren and debate the big question: are results all that matter for Rangers right now? The discussion covers Danny Röhl’s 4-2-2-2 system, whether Rangers should stick with it, and why the team continues to struggle to finish games off despite periods of control. We also examine the growing criticism of Röhl’s tenure so far, and ask whether it is justified. With the title race entering a crucial stage, the episode ultimately asks whether Rangers supporters should prioritise results over performances in the run-in, or if the underlying displays remain a concern moving forward.

In this episode of Let’s Talk Rangers, Kyle and Ross discuss what Andreas Skov Olsen must do to earn a permanent move to Rangers, and whether the recent criticism of his performances is fair. The discussion looks at what Rangers supporters still need to see from the Danish winger before the end of the season and whether he can prove he deserves to stay at Ibrox. We also debate whether Nasser Djiga should partner Manny Fernandez in defence for the remainder of the campaign ahead of John Souttar, ask if Rangers currently have a midfield problem, and address the growing criticism of Danny Rohl following a difficult couple of weeks. The episode finishes with a look ahead to Rangers’ trip to Paisley to face St Mirren, and what the team must do to get back on track.

In this episode of Let’s Talk Rangers, Kyle and Ross react to Rangers’ heartbreaking Scottish Cup quarter-final defeat to Celtic on penalties at Ibrox and ask the big question: why do Rangers keep struggling when the pressure is highest? The discussion covers the game itself, the key moments that defined the tie, Rangers’ inability to deliver in the biggest moments, and why senior players continue to fall short when expectations are at their highest. The episode also looks at the ugly scenes after full-time, including the abhorrent vandalism and graffiti in the Broomloan Stand, and debates whether the growing criticism of Danny Röhl is fair after some supporters called for the Rangers manager to be sacked.

In this episode of Let’s Talk Rangers, Ross and Kyle preview Sunday’s huge Old Firm Scottish Cup quarter final between Rangers and Celtic at Ibrox and discuss what Rangers must change to win after last weekend’s 2–2 draw. We assess the mood around Rangers heading into the match and whether the strong first half performance from the league meeting offers encouragement, or if the second half collapse raises concerns ahead of another Old Firm clash. The discussion also looks at how important this game is for Rangers’ season, with the Scottish Cup now the clearest route to silverware, and whether Danny Röhl must show he has learned from last week’s Old Firm draw. Finally, we analyse what Rangers must do differently tactically and mentally, including potential shape and personnel changes, and how they can respond when the game isn’t going their way to silence doubts about their mentality in big matches against Celtic.

In this episode of Let’s Talk Rangers, Kyle and Ross react to Rangers’ frustrating 2-2 Old Firm draw with Celtic, breaking down what it means for the title race and where the game slipped away. We analyse the outstanding first-half performance — including Rangers’ aggressive press, direct attacking play and relentless pressure on Celtic’s back line — and why Youssef Chermiti’s goal summed up everything that was working. Attention then turns to the second-half collapse, what changed tactically, and why both the players and Danny Rohl must take responsibility for failing to adapt. With Rangers now taking 10 points from the last 18 and the gap stretching again despite the chance to close it against Hearts, we ask serious questions about this squad’s mentality and leadership. Finally, we debate whether Rangers can still recover to win the title — or if the damage has already been done.

In this episode of Let’s Talk Rangers, Kyle and Ross look ahead to the huge Old Firm clash and explain why this game matters so much for Rangers’ title hopes. The discussion focuses on how Rangers should approach the match tactically, why a win feels crucial at this stage of the race, and what Danny Röhl’s priorities must be going into the weekend. We also debate whether John Souttar should keep his place, if Andreas Skov Olsen can be trusted in a high-pressure Old Firm environment, and react to the latest on Mikey Moore potentially staying at Rangers next season. The episode finishes with our predicted Rangers starting XI and the key battles that could decide the match.

In this episode of Let’s Talk Rangers, Kyle and Ross react to Rangers’ frustrating 2–2 draw away to Livingston, breaking down the key goals and major talking points from the match. The discussion covers the Mikey Moore VAR controversy, whether Rangers’ away form is becoming a genuine concern, where the frustration from the performance should be directed - players, manager or both - and what this result means for Rangers’ title aspirations moving forward.

In this episode of Let’s Talk Rangers, Kyle and Ross react to John Souttar’s contract extension and what it means for Rangers moving forward. We also discuss the Old Firm ticket allocation for the Scottish Cup quarter-final at Ibrox, plus the latest transfer links involving Luke Graham and Todd Cantwell.

In this episode of Let’s Talk Rangers, Kyle and Ross react to Rangers’ emphatic 4–2 win over Hearts and why Youssef Chermiti is delivering in Rangers’ biggest moments after a stunning hat-trick. We also break down the huge impact of the January signings — Skov Olsen, Rommens, Chukwuani and Naderi — plus Danny Röhl’s excellent selection, substitutions and tactical approach. Finally, we discuss how crucial the Ibrox support was on the night, and why it could be a decisive factor in the title race.

In this episode of Let’s Talk Rangers, Kyle and Ross react to Rangers’ frustrating 1–1 draw with Motherwell, analysing Danny Röhl’s team selection, tactical approach and the attacking issues that resurfaced. The discussion covers the performances of Youssef Chermiti and Djeidi Gassama, and the confusion around why Andreas Skov Olsen and Tuur Rommens didn’t feature, before looking ahead to the crucial clash with Hearts at Ibrox in the title race.

In this episode of Let’s Talk Rangers, Kyle and Ross react to Rangers’ emphatic 8-0 Scottish Cup win vs Queen’s Park at Ibrox. We break down Danny Röhl’s 4-4-2 / 4-2-2-2 setup, Ryan Naderi’s first start and two goals, James Tavernier’s hat-trick, and the impact of January additions including Tochi Chukwuani, Tuur Rommens and Andreas Skov Olsen. We also discuss Rangers’ growing threat from set pieces, and look ahead to a massive week in the title race with Motherwell away and Hearts at Ibrox.

In this episode of Let’s Talk Rangers, Kyle and Ross react to Rangers’ underwhelming 0-0 draw away to Hibs at Easter Road and ask why the performance felt so flat after recent momentum under Danny Röhl. They discuss the lack of tempo, urgency and risk-taking in possession, how Rangers made it too comfortable for Hibs, and why Jack Butland (and a big defensive display from Manny Fernandez) helped salvage a point. There’s also a debate on Thelo Aasgaard's influence in games like this, plus early thoughts on the new signings — Tochi Chukwuani’s physical impact and ball-winning, and why it’s still too early to judge Andreas Skov Olsen despite the growing expectations. With the January window closing, the conversation turns to whether Rangers must add another creative attacker (and possibly a striker) to sustain a title push, including discussion on the Cameron Archer links and what profile Rangers should prioritise late in the market. Finally, Kyle and Ross respond to fan debate around recruitment — if Rangers are prepared to spend on links like Ryan Naderi, why not move for a proven SPFL scorer like Tawanda Maswanhise?

In this episode of Let’s Talk Rangers, Kyle and Ross react to Rangers rejecting major January bids, including a £13m offer from Fenerbahce for Youssef Chermiti and a £10m loan-to-buy proposal for Djeidi Gassama from Monaco. They discuss what these decisions say about Rangers’ ambition and willingness to back Danny Röhl. The episode also covers growing interest in Manny Fernandez from Bayer Leverkusen and Borussia Dortmund, plus fresh links to Ryan Naderi from Hansa Rostock, with Rangers and Rostock reportedly apart on valuation. There’s a full rundown of possible outgoings, including Danilo, Joe Rothwell, Rabbi Matondo and Oliver Antman. We finish with a look ahead to Rangers’ final Europa League match against Porto and what Röhl should prioritise heading into the run-in.

In this episode of Let’s Talk Rangers, Kyle and Ross break down Rangers’ 3–0 win over Dundee at Ibrox, making it eight wins in a row under Danny Rohl and keeping the title momentum alive. James Tavernier’s 100th Rangers goal, plus late strikes from Danilo and Gassama, sealed an important result. The discussion focuses on Rangers’ performance levels, Tochi Chukwuani’s influence in midfield, concerns around Bojan Miovski, and whether attacking reinforcements are still needed before the January transfer window closes. There’s also praise for Manny Fernandez’s defensive form, a look at the title race picture, and talk of possible loan-market options, including Joel Piroe.

In this episode of Let’s Talk Rangers, Kyle and Ross discuss what Rangers must do before the January transfer window closes, following a 5–0 Scottish Cup win over Annan. They debate whether Bojan Miovski’s hat-trick changes Rangers’ need to sign a striker, or if attacking reinforcements are still essential. The conversation also looks at Tochi Chukwuani’s debut, what his physical profile adds to midfield, and why Thelo Aasgaard's form and confidence could be crucial in the second half of the season. Attention then turns to squad management, with discussion on which fringe players Rangers need to move on to free space and flexibility in the window. There’s also debate around Tawanda Maswanhise as a possible SPFL profile worth considering. The episode finishes with a look ahead to Ludogorets in the Europa League and why Rangers’ priority must be maintaining league momentum as the title race tightens.

In this episode of Let’s Talk Rangers, Kyle and Ross discuss Rangers’ expected move for Andreas Skov Olsen and the growing questions around James Tavernier’s future as the January window gathers pace. They react to the signing of Tuur Rommens, assess what Skov Olsen could add to Rangers’ attack, and debate what a potential Tavernier exit would mean for the squad and leadership group. The episode also covers possible loan moves for Lyall Cameron and Findlay Curtis, before looking ahead to Rangers’ upcoming match against Annan.

In this episode of Let’s Talk Rangers, Kyle and Ross discuss Rangers’ momentum continuing in the title race and react to fresh links with Andreas Skov Olsen, a winger who could add the attacking quality Rangers need for the run-in. We look back on Rangers’ 2–0 win over Aberdeen at Pittodrie, highlighting the midfield control of Raskin and Diomande, the improving form of Thelo Aasgaard, and the growing partnership of John Souttar and Manny Fernandez. There’s also frustration at a major VAR decision that disallowed a Rangers set-piece goal, before focusing on Rangers’ ongoing set-piece threat under Scott Fry, plus a composed Tavernier penalty to seal the win. The second half of the podcast turns to January business and transfer speculation, including Kieron Bowie, Sunderland pair Dan Neil and Romaine Mundle, and what these links say about Rangers’ plans to strengthen the attack.

In this episode of Let’s Talk Rangers, we break down the latest January transfer developments and what they say about Rangers’ intent to back Röhl. We analyse the reported £3m agreement for Belgian left back Tuur Rommens and the £4m bid lodged for Danish midfielder Tochi Chukwuani, looking at their backgrounds, playing styles, and whether these are the right profiles to move the team forward. We also discuss the fees involved and whether this early business represents a clear statement of intent from the club. What that could mean for the current squad, and a look ahead to the upcoming Aberdeen game.

In this episode of Let’s Talk Rangers, Ross and Kyle react to Rangers’ 3–1 Old Firm win over Celtic at Parkhead and discuss what the result means for the title race. They analyse why Rangers struggled in the first half, the tactical and personnel changes Danny Röhl made at half time, and how goals from Youssef Chermiti and Mikey Moore turned the game around. The podcast also looks at Dujon Sterling’s role, Rangers’ growing momentum, and why backing Röhl in January is now crucial.

In this episode of Let’s Talk Rangers, Ross and Kyle preview Rangers’ upcoming Old Firm clash with Celtic and discuss what an Old Firm win would mean for Rangers and the title race. They analyse the positives from the 2–1 win over St Mirren, Rangers’ current form under Danny Röhl, what to expect from Celtic, and January transfer links including Josh Windass, James Penrice, and Elliott Watt.

In this episode of Let’s Talk Rangers, Ross and Kyle explain why Rangers urgently need quality in attack this January, despite a 1–0 win over Motherwell at Ibrox. They analyse how Rangers created 3.7xG, dominated large spells of the match, and still failed to kill the game off — a recurring problem this season. The discussion focuses on the lack of composure and decision-making in transition moments, why clear chances continue to go unfinished, and what that says about the current forward options. The podcast also covers standout performances from Jack Butland and Connor Barron, Dujon Sterling’s growing importance, and ongoing concerns around Mohamed Diomande’s form. There is also discussion on the key VAR decisions, Rangers’ strong defensive record under Danny Röhl, and why that defensive base is being undermined by poor attacking output. Finally, the focus turns to Röhl’s call for Rangers to be “brave and bold” in January, what profiles the club should be targeting, and why attacking quality — particularly a reliable goalscorer — must be the priority if Rangers are to push on this season.

In the latest episode of Let’s Talk Rangers, Kyle and Ross react to Rangers’ 2–1 defeat to Hearts at Tynecastle, as Danny Rohl’s side miss a huge opportunity to close the gap in the Scottish Premiership title race. They break down Jack Butland’s costly errors, which directly contributed to both Hearts goals, and analyse Danny Rohl’s tactical changes, which shifted momentum in the hosts’ favour. The discussion also focuses on Mohamed Diomande and Nicolas Raskin, questioning whether their performances were good enough. The episode also looks at Rangers missing out on Lawrence Shankland, with the striker once again proving his quality at Tynecastle, before assessing how Rangers can respond heading into a difficult run of league fixtures and what this defeat means for their title ambitions going forward.

In the latest episode of Let’s Talk Rangers, Kyle and Ross react to Rangers’ 1-0 victory over Hibs, with Emmanuel Fernandez heading home the winner and delivering a decisive moment. They also discuss Dujon Sterling’s return to the starting line-up, Mikey Moore’s impressive performance, and reflect on Rangers’ Europa League exit. The conversation then turns to January transfer rumours, including Joe Rothwell’s future, what Rangers need to target in the upcoming window, and whether the club can realistically consider themselves in a title race this season.

In the very first episode of the Let’s Talk Rangers podcast, Kyle and Ross react to Rangers’ 3–0 victory over Kilmarnock, with Bojan Miovski finally delivering and scoring two fantastic goals. They also discuss performances from Connor Barron, Mikey Moore and Emmanuel Fernandez, before diving into Danny Rohl’s start as Rangers head coach and what his early record tells us about the direction of the team so far.