Rangers FC face scrutiny following Dundee draw and tactical shifts

Rangers FC manager Derek McInnes has faced criticism following a draw against Dundee that halted a seven-game winning streak. The result has sparked debate regarding McInnes’s decision to alter the team selection, specifically the decision to drop striker Kevin Kelsy in favor of Ryan Naderi to implement a different tactical system.

Former Rangers manager and striker Ally McCoist commented on the performance, noting that while the team showed significant improvement and control in the second half, the draw was a disappointment in their pursuit of the title. McCoist observed that despite the momentum loss, the club is in a much stronger position than it was two months ago.

In a separate assessment of the club’s stability, McCoist suggested that Rangers are currently better managed off the pitch than major English clubs like Manchester United and Manchester City, noting that the current balance between on-field success and off-field stability has improved fan sentiment. Meanwhile, former player Alan Hutton maintains that the expectation for the club remains a domestic treble, using Celtic’s recent successes as the benchmark for achievement.