If Röhl gets the Glasgow Rangers job

Not in the know, but got a sneaky suspicion if Röhl goes to Rangers, he will come in for Gassama.

I was actually in Glasgow recently and thought it was half decent tbh.

In saying that, I didn't bother venturing near either Ibrox or Celtic Park.

Rangers were playing Hibs in the cup. Nearly went, and then said f*ck that when I was told they don't serve alcohol in Scottish grounds.

6 hours ago, Geedee said:

There's good  and rough areas in every city. I cant see them living anywhere bad.

Yeah but the good areas of Glasgow are like living in S2 (apologies for anyone on here that lives in S2)

8 minutes ago, SiJ said:

I was actually in Glasgow recently and thought it was half decent tbh.

 

In saying that, I didn't bother venturing near either Ibrox or Celtic Park.

 

Rangers were playing Hibs in the cup. Nearly went, and then said f*ck that when I was told they don't serve alcohol in Scottish grounds.

Yeah I got that same shock when I took my lad to watch Barcelona 

59 minutes ago, NYCOWL said:

 

”I just bumped into my mate Bruce, who is best friends with Russell Martin, now at Rangers as manager. Bruce has just been up to see him: said Martin described it as the ‘most hateful place he has ever lived.’ 

Makes Sharrow sound posh! 

6 hours ago, Maidstone Owl said:

The Sauce is settled in Sheffield, family too. Imagine living in or on suburbs of Glasgow though?!

Ever been to Glasgow south side suburbs numpty?

Their houses and flats are much better than yours and not full of the knuckle draggers that live in Maidstone.

Went to Glasgow for a couple of nights last year and was very impressed. Danny Röhl would have no problem up there and it would be a good stepping stone for him. 

5 hours ago, catdog1121 said:

 

Poor Danny, he was so convinced he would get a top job but I guess 1.5 seasons as a manager of a lower tier championship club managing mid table obscurity (Still good) just doesn't really cut it for champions league teams..    I can understand his frustration but I think he needs to lower his expectations a bit, maybe look to take on something like a stable championship club, get them promoted and keep them in the prem, then he could get a mid tier prem job and do well with them maybe take them into Europe, go quite far, then maybe Champions League teams would look at him..

He needs to come home when Chansiri has gone 

7 hours ago, Maidstone Owl said:

The Sauce is settled in Sheffield, family too. Imagine living in or on suburbs of Glasgow though?!

Some stunning places

5 hours ago, TodwickOwl said:

It honestly doesn’t bother me who goes 

 

Henrik

Charles

Weaver etc 

 

The only person that has to go is DC - everybody else is replaceable

This ^ new owners can appoint new managers and sign new players.

We can’t do anything with Chansiri as owner 

7 hours ago, catdog1121 said:

 

Poor Danny, he was so convinced he would get a top job but I guess 1.5 seasons as a manager of a lower tier championship club managing mid table obscurity (Still good) just doesn't really cut it for champions league teams..    I can understand his frustration but I think he needs to lower his expectations a bit, maybe look to take on something like a stable championship club, get them promoted and keep them in the prem, then he could get a mid tier prem job and do well with them maybe take them into Europe, go quite far, then maybe Champions League teams would look at him..

I personally think it’s hilarious. He massively overestimated his own abilities. He needed to get a job straight away. The longer he’s out of a job, the harder it will be.

3 minutes ago, Owlabroad2001 said:

He massively overestimated his own abilities.

I’m interested in the evidence that suggests this.

Tbf, I'd suggest most managers probably overestimate their abilities a little. 

I mean, you've got to have an awful lot of self belief to succeed in something like football management, right? 

If Danny Röhl is going to make it to the top, part of that will be his own self belief and thinking he's good enough to do so. 

Remember going up there to see us play in a friendly, and being served a ‘Loyalist Burger’ in the concourse

I've been to Rangers training ground

Not only is it a very good facility but its in a lovely location

Scotland generally is a beautiful country

And just for the record it's not compulsory to live within 500yds of the stadium

But I get what Martin saying about his time there yet the fact is he just wasn't ready for a job of that complexity and pressure

Stupid appointment by rangers and has damaged both parties