11 Feb 2026 12:18:21
Anyone read Enic owners of Spurs like Danny Rohl? Would that be a job he'd want
11 Feb 2026 12:26:05
Tbh mate, the pull of the Premier League and the money that comes with it would be appealing to any manager. Hope not, thou, as I really think Danny Rohl is building something special here.
11 Feb 2026 12:29:49
They can take Rohl, and we'll take the Motherwell manager. đ
Tongue in cheek, but if Rohl left, I would go and get the Motherwell manager.
11 Feb 2026 12:34:00
I'm sure managing a club in the EPL, with all the resources available, would appeal to Danny Rohl, but Spurs are a basket case of a club that experienced managers like Mourinho, De Santo, Pochettino, Frank, and even the "great" Ange Postecoglu couldn't sort out.
Danny should remember the lesson that Gerrard learned, that the grass isn't always greener, and be very wary of going somewhere like that too early and killing his career rather than boosting it.
11 Feb 2026 12:36:23
De Zerbi is available. Frankly, they won't be making a move for Danny at this point.
11 Feb 2026 12:39:59
I'd be looking to give the manager a new contract at the end of the season.
11 Feb 2026 12:41:23
Can't see Rohl going anywhere right now.
11 Feb 2026 12:42:22
I'm not sure about Spurs. Personally, I doubt he'd be on their radar.
However, I have heard he is being watched with interest by Crystal Palace.
11 Feb 2026 12:47:20
Surely he deserves better than inheriting another mess.
11 Feb 2026 13:26:17
On one hand, it is a positive that other clubs may be interested in our manager. It means he is getting things right and doing a very good job. I would hate to lose him now, or next season, given our appointment history prior to bringing Danny Rohl on board.
The club will have contingency plans in place, but let's hope we don't need them for at least a couple of seasons.
11 Feb 2026 13:28:08
Danny Rohl seems a smart man. He's a young manager, and with European football each season and the chance of silverware, I very much doubt he will leave us in the next 3 years. There's plenty of time for him to move to bigger leagues.
11 Feb 2026 13:30:19
I'm very confident our manager, Danny Rohl, won't be going anywhere anytime soon. đ¤ He's building something big and special at Rangers, I firmly believe, and I reckon he'll be here at Rangers for at least 2 or 3 years. đ
11 Feb 2026 13:39:54
Heard they're looking at maybe getting in an interim manager, then bringing back Pochettino after this summer's World Cup. Robbie Keane is also in the frame, though. May still be a bit too early for Danny to be considered for an EPL team, although that could certainly all change if he gets us the double.
11 Feb 2026 13:45:30
Chasni, I remember many fans wanted Jimmy Thelin when he had Aberdeen flying, so i'd want more than what he's done this season with Motherwell before making a move for him.
11 Feb 2026 13:46:49
EPL Palace would be a better club atm for Danny, or any coach for that matter.
11 Feb 2026 13:48:55
Good thing about Rohl is that he's still very young for a manager. So, if Spurs were interested (not sure they will be after recruiting Ange from the SPFL), then he could afford to stay put for the time being. He has a long career ahead of him and will have plenty more opps to go to the PL, should he continue to succeed.
11 Feb 2026 13:51:54
Can't remotely see Spurs being interested at the moment. They've just had one SPFL manager who was winning everything up here and thought he wasn't up to scratch.
Can anybody really see them going for a guy whose team are odds against to beat Hearts at the weekend? That's not a slight on Danny btw, just the way Spurs will see things.
11 Feb 2026 14:02:59
Thomas Frank is a fantastic manager/coach, and Spurs have had some greats before him, and they have all been sacked. Hopefully Danny Rohl will realise they are a mess, don't recruit well or back anyone, and see they are not worth it. He'll get better opportunities, and teams will be looking at him.
11 Feb 2026 14:16:26
If DR left for Spurs or any EPL team, we have a Scottish manager who is pushing for the league right here, and a Rangers man to boot.
11 Feb 2026 14:19:35
Would be more concerned about Palace, tbh, but can't see it yet. Think we'll have him for a while yet. He's just starting to build something special.
11 Feb 2026 14:20:28
I hope the alleged interest from Crystal Palace in our manager, Danny Rohl, is false, EHL. đ I'd hate to lose Rohl so early in his Rangers managerial career. âšī¸
11 Feb 2026 14:43:02
SWS, based on the source of the information, I wouldn't suspect it's false, and if I did, I wouldn't post it.
Our former Women's Team Head Coach is now Palace's Women's Team Head Coach.
11 Feb 2026 15:33:28
Why would a team like Spurs be interested in a manager that hasn't won anything yet?
Sounds harsh, but its true. The EPL is a different beast to our league.
I like Danny and think he is doing a great job for us, but with our spending and resources, and the fact 5-9 teams in the league are totally rubbish, its hardly top level coaching.
11 Feb 2026 16:21:38
Ally, what did Thomas Frank win before he went to Spurs?
If Spurs or Palace, for that matter, come in for him, he is off imo.
11 Feb 2026 16:36:49
Because coaches pick up reputations, and clubs can recognise the job some do without winning trophies. Arsenal took Arteta because he'd built a reputation working alongside Pep. DR has a good reputation working with Bayern and the German national team.
11 Feb 2026 16:45:09
Spurs will steer clear of managers from the Scottish league for the time being after Ange.
11 Feb 2026 18:50:16
Crystal Palace will probably line up Thomas Frank as the replacement for Glasner. He's proved that he can manage a smaller club in the EPL.
11 Feb 2026 22:11:45
They can have him. What a stupid line-up against Motherwell, and even stupider subs. Any manager that plays that donkey up front deserves results like that.
11 Feb 2026 23:19:07
We signed Rohl on a 2.5 yr contract.
At Bayern, with Schick, Danny was part of the management team then when they won 6 major cups in a single annual season, 1 of only 3 clubs in football history to achieve this legendary level. The other 2 teams were Barcelona - Guardiola, and PSG - Enrique.
Danny definitely knows success, having experienced the pinnacle of football success, aka The Sextuple.
The only club i currently could see Rohl leaving us for are RB Leipzig.
He built his early reputation there all the way from video analyst to assistant manager under Hasenhuttl, and is held in very high regard at the club, almost securing the managerial position before joining Rangers. He is very likely to be a future manager at RBL, even more so if he has sustained successes at Rangers.
He is amongst some of the top young managers to come out of the Bundesliga in this era.
11 Feb 2026 23:41:06
Rohl will not be leaving for Spurs.
Tonight, he messed up massively with that lineup.
The performance of the players was piss poor, but beating a team 8-0 then changing most the team made no sense.
Is the league finished? No, obviously not, but we got outplayed tonight even when they had 10 men.
Gassama did nothing at all and played 73 mins. Chermiti missing a sitter and near enough creating nothing in the second half.
Overall, a terrible performance.
Difference is this season Hearts score late winners, as do Celtic. We don't in these difficult games.
12 Feb 2026 09:19:00
Have to disagree with everyone. Rohl was found out last night. Wrong team selection in a vital game, wrong substitutions at the wrong time, wrong tactics. A better, more experienced manager would not have made these elementary mistakes, which very likely has cost us the title. Let's not forget, also, that the 10 man team that played us off the park cost peanuts.
12 Feb 2026 10:21:21
Fallout after every point drop genuinely makes me wish I didn't like football. It's so painful watching men act like children.
12 Feb 2026 11:04:18
Can't honestly imagine Danny Rohl would be very high on the list for any EPL side looking for a new manager, and not because he hasn't won anything. Their fans will demand someone of a much higher profile. I also don't believe he'd turn down a chance to go either.
Their experience with Ange wasn't any more of a disaster than most of the people who have tried and failed, but winning a European trophy must have shown he had potential to make progress, something that doesn't seem to matter at Spurs.
12 Feb 2026 11:43:39
CalB, it's not men acting like children, fans are allowed to be disappointed with their team and manager at times. It doesn't mean we want him sacked or players sold. 𤡠The best teams and managers across the world get it wrong sometimes! There was so much wrong with last night, Curtis playing a blinder for Killie made it all the worse for me because Gassama was terrible, as was Chermiti, then we had Tav who misplaced pass after pass.
Wrong line-up, wrong tactics, and too late with the substitutions, along with a lack of fight and desire from the players, made it another very frustrating night.
12 Feb 2026 13:05:37
Rwn, Curtis was RB for Kilmarnock last night.
12 Feb 2026 13:29:47
True, MyStar, but apparently he was up and down the wing all night! Played RB and still got more final third passes and crosses in than our full team.
12 Feb 2026 13:36:59
My Star In The Sky, he also had 9 shots at goal, more than our entire team.
12 Feb 2026 14:41:11
Rwn, he must have had a good game. Like he's doing well, in for Tavernier, mate. đ Kidding, hopefully he impresses the rest of the season. Would love him getting the winner on Sunday.
12 Feb 2026 17:20:39
Rwn, I never said you can't be disappointed, but my point stands that the majority act like children. It's painful, and people need to grow up.
12 Feb 2026 23:41:36
I think we should have kept Curtis and cortes played both off the bench last 15 to 20 mins both can play on either wing or cam, and neither are scared to take shots on goal, loaning both out and playing loanees in their place that are not that much better is daft,
Switching to a back 3 was a mistake by Rohl
Past games have shown back 5s and 3s don't often work in our favour, porto and Motherwell being recent examples, most of our clean sheets have come from a back 4.
We threw the 3 points away when Rohl made the back 3 mistake.
Prior to that we were breaking up Motherwells play and controlling the game better with a back 4 and 2 CDMs, Rohl's favoured 4231 from start to finish was the match winning formation v well.
To switch to a back 3
Allowed 10 men well to
Sneak in the back door and steal points off us before FT.
If we make those kind of formation mistakes v Hearts or celtic, bye bye league win.
If we had peak Goldson, Bassey, Fernandez then and only then could we afford to play a solid back 3.
Next stop Hearts, Rohl messes that one up and the league cups effectively over, bar a miracle dip in Hearts and celtics form.
He has no excuses now we have the strongest squad in the league right now, he got the best group of talent in this winter window, and after Motherwell we have the 2nd best defensive record in the league, but we need the attack to step up a lot more, overload opposition defences and start killing off games with utter dominance the team is capable, we have seen it in flashes, so consistency and improvement is expected at a club of our reputation and size, no excuses, straight wins from now until the final whistle of the final game, 4231 is our strongest formation and works best for the team with Rohl's tactics, tinkering with that against in form opponents is asking to be punished.
If a player isn't working in their designated position switch them out for the next best option on the bench
Waiting too long or switching formation when your winning and controlling the game only invites opportunitys for opponents to steal points and derail the title and cup opportunities we currently have.
Our players also need to grow a pair and start taking more shots from distance, as some will hit the back of the net, past succesful teams of ours done this fairly regularly, so why not this team, we have several players capable of rifleing in screamers and panty creamers, time they started doing it on a regular basis.