Barry Ferguson

They're the most important people, Paul.

You need the fans.

If the fans are behind you, I think you're halfway there to being a successful football team.

Yeah, I would imagine so that they're trying because you're listening to the manager there.

He's desperate to strengthen the team.

But listening to that interview just towards the end, he's not happy with the impact that's coming off the bench.

He wants stronger.

So that tells me that he's desperate to get players in.

Now, I think there's been five or six players that I read that are getting made available for transfer.

it's easy saying you can get rid of A, B and C but clubs need to want these players and obviously players have got a decision to make do they want to actually go if clubs come in for them so it's going to be an interesting next three weeks

But I'm sure Rangers are going to try and be as busy as possible with players coming in and obviously players going out.

And also the younger players, I think he's referring to Finlay Curtis and Lyle Cameron, who have not had a lot of minutes.

I think in an ideal situation for both the players who I think have got huge potential, I think it's better for them that they go out and get minutes and get the experience.

We're going to hear one of the experienced players in a moment, Nico Raskin next.

Yeah, because he's one of Rangers' most influential players, in my opinion, if you play him in the right position.

I wasn't privy to what went on.

There was obviously, there was clearly a breakdown in communication.

They didn't see eye to eye.

Listen, that happens in football.

It's part and parcel of it.