22 May 2026 14:40:21
Still a chance of Rohl moving before pre season back home to Wolfsburg.
Still a lot of issues with the current players and also staff at Auchenhowie over how the last few weeks have been dealt with. It's left a sour taste to those staff behind the scenes
22 May 2026 15:15:14
Things could change over the coming weeks. Anything said by owner and manager in recent weeks would be expected, so we wait and see.
22 May 2026 15:16:22
Would look daft now after the Chairman coming out and backing the manager.
22 May 2026 15:21:54
This is certainly not the impression or feeling I get from those in and around the club - in fact, I'd go as far as to say this is the exact opposite of everything I'm hearing.
22 May 2026 15:22:25
Is this still going on? π€ Danny Rohl is going nowhere, guys, let's get away from this now and focus on how Rohl is going to build his own Rangers team. π€π¬π§
22 May 2026 15:30:02
Think that's a nonsense post myself, Cavenagh would look silly if that was the case.
22 May 2026 15:31:15
The desperation of some is getting a bit tedious.
This, funnily enough, comes out as a rumour a few hours after a Football Insider article says Wolfsburg still have an interest in Danny Rohl. The same article also states that Danny Rohl and Cavanagh have been adamant he will remain at the club.
Not saying you haven't heard this, but I'd take a gamble that where it came from was the imagination of another disgruntled fan who wants nothing more than Rohl to leave. So much so, they prioritise his leaving over success.
22 May 2026 15:35:10
Sg still without a club.
22 May 2026 15:38:36
As of today Rohl is going nowhere. Stranger things have happened, but we need to move on from him leaving. There are a good few player rumours emerging, which is great - let's concentrate on those.
I don't doubt for a minute that there will be some unhappy players, particularly those that have been told to find new clubs, however, that doesn't mean the whole place.
Hopefully, being unhappy will motivate them to find new clubs and leave asap. The bosses are in charge, not the players or staff; it's not a democracy. If they don't like it, leave.
22 May 2026 15:44:50
It could be that the chairman backs him, but Rohl might want to leave. These are 2 different things, so no egg on faces if an offer comes in that he fancies.
22 May 2026 15:54:06
EHL
Long time staff and players around training ground feel this has been handled terribly and the camp is very much split.
It's a poor situation all round that needs healed asap.
22 May 2026 15:57:16
What has Rohl also been saying, Gersgirl?
Spot on Ayrshire.
22 May 2026 16:06:08
Not to come on and just dismiss a rumour, but that's not the case.
Most coaches and staff are off on holidays, but the few and core staff that are here and in and around the stadium staff the feeling is brilliant.
As I had said in my last post, the Captain is gone. The few others that perhaps are guilty of questionable "leadership", everything will be done to move those on and create a better working atmosphere for all.
I believe that will happen. And, as for Rohl himself, he is all in, and Rohl will be leading us into the new season, whether some like it or not.
22 May 2026 16:06:43
Call me a cynic, WhatsTheStory, however, could this be coming from the same group of long term staff and players who get paid obscene amounts of money whilst offering little or no value that can see the writing on the wall as the club looks to restructure?
22 May 2026 16:10:04
Utter nonsense. Rohl has given a few interviews since going back to Germany. He is fully committed to Rangers, and Rangers are fully behind him.
22 May 2026 16:22:31
What's the story, maybe there are some 'long time players/staff' that are unhappy and don't think things were handled properly, but maybe that might just be for the best. Maybe it's time some around the club were 'shaken from their slumber' and maybe it's time for some to just 'like it or lump it' (preferably lump it). Let's face it, we have been sliding into a malaise for years now with people just seemingly shrugging their shoulders and accepting it (or stating how 'disappointed they were, and how we need to do better' before jumping into their Lamborghini and driving off with their Β£30k a week!). I for one was glad to hear about Rohl shouting at Cavanagh about requiring leaders after the Hearts game, cause it's true, and it needed to be called out (the league was gone at that point, no point in sugar coating anything, drastic action is needed).
And those that didn't like it and apparently seem to think everything was just hunky dorry as is, are part of the problem. We need a full reset and mindset change and those that aren't willing to accept that, hear the harsh truths and be part of the hard work that's required, are welcome to leave. I honestly don't believe it will be Rohl that is doing the leaving. Maybe Rohl has taken some of these 'rock the boat' steps recently in order to suss out who really wants to be here and who really has the stomach for this fight. π€·
22 May 2026 16:24:14
LBH guys - the owners need to have confidence that there is a real long term plan in place, so in my mind if there is any semblance of a doubt over Rohl then it needs addressed now - No point having Rohl change and mould a team dramatically only to fancy Germany next year so although the consensus of opinion is forward planning - the forward plan needs to be more than just this season coming or the next one - stability is, and always will be, key (and it's something we have not had of late), and got to admit I am a little uncertain of where we would end up if he jumps ship next season after a semi build of the team - does anyone agree or have similar concerns? Thoughts folks? π€ π
22 May 2026 16:24:45
Seen a clickbait story, then ran with it on here with adding a bit extra to make it seem like insider knowledge.
22 May 2026 16:33:54
If a manager wants to leave, he leaves. End of story. Not saying he is, far from it, but no one should take their words as gospel. A summer is a hell of a long time in football.
22 May 2026 17:14:27
Duno mystar, I didn't say Rohl said anything. π
22 May 2026 17:21:53
Change will always cause resistance from certain groups. But it's clear we need the change, as it's clear it's not just the managers that have been the issues.
22 May 2026 17:23:25
OT. Am not saying you're wrong, but you don't know he has seen the click bait.
No wonder people don't want to post what they hear anymore.
22 May 2026 17:35:25
From what has been said, Cav wants Rohl to stay, and Rohl wants to stay, but with any manager, if the right offer came in, he might consider it. I don't think Wolfsburg currently would be the sort of job that would tempt him.
I'm sure there will be a mixture of happy players and staff and not happy players and staff.
I'd imagine Cav and his team will now have a much better idea of who should stay at the club and who shouldn't, now they have had this season to work together.
22 May 2026 17:35:51
I've made no secret in here my thoughts on Rohl, but as it stands he's our manager and we move forward.
As gersgirl said, though, if a club comes in for him, that could be another story completely.
Maybe the club do back him, but everyone's head can be turned.
22 May 2026 17:59:41
I'm sure we will learn from this (on repeat, again & again).
22 May 2026 18:18:54
As Coops says, we need to get behind the manager now, AC has come out publicly and backed him. Of course, things can still change, such as a job offer back home for Rohl, and this may be something he might prefer, especially if his family are still there. Who knows, it's all ifs, buts and maybes at the moment. I must say I'm comforted by EHL's comments regarding the current mood in the camp. I was very much in the anti-Rohl camp, however, I admit I change like the wind and, as some have said, let's give it a go and see where the new players take us.
The good thing is there will need to be a major revamp over the other side of the city, with the managerial situation also to be resolved. Askou has apparently gone to Toulouse and, going on past performance, they will adopt a sticking plaster solution to their problems. They were the luckiest shower in the world to win that title (with more than a little help from various sources). At some point theirs and O'Neill's luck will inevitably run out. We need to be in a position to take advantage when it does.
22 May 2026 18:33:30
Pointless post, OrangeT, absolutely no need. Reply saying you don't agree, don't need to try to paint him as a liar.
22 May 2026 19:06:18
Not a fan of our east end rivals but criticising how they solve their problems is a bit rich coming from us. Rangers are getting promoted and may be a threat; they appoint Rodgers and win everything for years, even when he leaves, Lennon keeps it going. We win a title, they appoint Postecoglu and overturn a 25 point deficit in a season to win the league again, followed by a treble. When he leaves they go back to Rodgers.
When he leaves they get O'Neill to keep things running, make a mistake in appointing Nancy but sack him within a month and go back to O'Neill, who is likely to win the double. In that time we have lost Gerrard and went through GVB, Beale, Clement, Ferguson, Martin and now Rohl, and have hardly won a trophy or laid a glove on them. We are the club who have a sticking plaster approach not them.
22 May 2026 19:10:45
Lol, you love looking out for my posts πππ. Can't help yourself.
22 May 2026 19:28:20
What's the story utter baws!!
That is all.