Danny Rohl's Rangers have turned a corner, but is the ship fully turned around? The German head coach was brought in with odds of 14-1 to win the Scottish Premiership, and despite early struggles, he has slowly but surely transformed his squad. Under Martin, Rangers were struggling, but since Rohl took over, they've won seven consecutive games.
While results have turned quickly for the club, performances have taken a little longer to follow. The tide seems to be turning in their favor as they now sit just six points behind league leaders Hearts, with several other title contenders likely to knock points off each other in the coming weeks.
Rohl has made significant improvements in his team's performances, particularly in midfield where players such as Nicolas Raskin and Mohamed Diomande are starting to rediscover some of their best form. Their resurgence is a testament to the head coach's abilities, but it remains to be seen if Rangers will be able to sustain this level of performance over the course of the season.
One area that still needs significant improvement is in the number nine position, where Youssef Chermiti and Bojan Miovski have yet to prove themselves as a reliable duo. The club's lack of quality at this key position may ultimately prove to be their downfall in the title race.
Despite these remaining concerns, Rangers' recent performances suggest that Rohl is slowly but surely turning the ship around. With reinforcements coming through the door and a resurgent team spirit, it remains to be seen if they can sustain this momentum and go all the way to the championship.
The club's fate may still be sealed, but as long as results keep piling up, there is still hope for Rangers. The question now is whether Rohl will be able to guide his team through the treacherous waters of Scottish football to emerge victorious in the end.
While results have turned quickly for the club, performances have taken a little longer to follow. The tide seems to be turning in their favor as they now sit just six points behind league leaders Hearts, with several other title contenders likely to knock points off each other in the coming weeks.
Rohl has made significant improvements in his team's performances, particularly in midfield where players such as Nicolas Raskin and Mohamed Diomande are starting to rediscover some of their best form. Their resurgence is a testament to the head coach's abilities, but it remains to be seen if Rangers will be able to sustain this level of performance over the course of the season.
One area that still needs significant improvement is in the number nine position, where Youssef Chermiti and Bojan Miovski have yet to prove themselves as a reliable duo. The club's lack of quality at this key position may ultimately prove to be their downfall in the title race.
Despite these remaining concerns, Rangers' recent performances suggest that Rohl is slowly but surely turning the ship around. With reinforcements coming through the door and a resurgent team spirit, it remains to be seen if they can sustain this momentum and go all the way to the championship.
The club's fate may still be sealed, but as long as results keep piling up, there is still hope for Rangers. The question now is whether Rohl will be able to guide his team through the treacherous waters of Scottish football to emerge victorious in the end.
thinkin its all about momentum here - once you get a bit of wins under ur belt, it's hard not 2 keep goin 
but at same time, u gotta be careful not 2 get ahead ursel 
rangers have got some great players like Raskin & Diomande who r makin big impacts, but its how they adapt 2 pressure 2 stay ahead of Hearts that matters 
, seven consecutive wins is insane! but you gotta wonder if they can keep it up... they're still a few points behind Hearts and those other title contenders are gonna try to knock some points off each other. i mean, their performances have taken a bit longer to come around, but midfielders like Raskin and Diomande are finally getting back into form 
️. but hey, Rohl's got this... or at least, he's showing signs of it 
. fingers crossed they can ride this momentum all the way to the end! 
still rooting for them tho, Rohl's done some decent work and who knows maybe this season will be their year 
and Raskin & Diomande are looking sharp! 
gotta see how long this momentum lasts tho, cant just rely on one run of form 
and it was so intense! but you know what's been on my mind lately? have you tried that new pizza place downtown? I mean, I've been thinking about going back there for a while now, but I haven't had the chance yet. I heard their crust is, like, super crispy 
. anyway, back to Rangers... yeah, it's good to see them turning things around under Rohl's coaching 
. i mean, 7 wins in a row? that's wild! 
do you think they've got what it takes to catch up with Hearts and take the title? 
. Now that they're making progress, I'm curious to see if they can keep it up 
. The midfield resurgence is super encouraging - those players are finally showing some real form 
Still, with some reinforcements coming in, I think Rangers have a good shot at going all the way 
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Still hopeful for Rangers though, if they keep performing well, maybe they can catch Hearts and claim that title 
. Still, as long as they keep racking up those wins, there's still hope for them 
. I mean, 14-1 odds to win the league? That was a long shot 
. But it looks like he's really brought out the best in some of those players 
. But that number nine spot still needs work 
. Can they find a reliable duo there? 
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. I want to see some actual data and stats to back it up. What kind of player development programs has Rohl implemented? How's the team's discipline and defense looking?
. But at the same time, Rangers' recent form suggests they're on the right track. With some reinforcements coming in and a renewed team spirit, it'll be interesting to see if they can sustain this momentum all season long 
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