‘Danny Rohl has saved’ the season of one Rangers player, he is ‘thriving’ now
One Rangers player is loving life under new manager Danny Rohl after failing to impress under the previous management of Russell Martin.
Danny Rohl was appointed Rangers manager after Martin’s disastrous reign at the club which lasted just 123 days.
Rangers’ 2-0 defeat to Roma in the Europa League though made it back-to-back defeats under Rohl, after being knocked out the League Cup by Celtic.
However, the Gers travelled to Dundee in the Scottish Premiership off the back of two consecutive wins in the league.
Mikey Moore turns corner with Rangers support
Mikey Moore has been criticised by Rangers fans for his start at the club since joining on loan from Spurs in the summer.
The 18-year-old scored his first goal for the club against Dundee and fans were quick to praise the winger and question what was going for the teenager under Martin.
“As someone who has been extremely critical of Mikey Moore, credit where it’s due today, kids been excellent this first half,” a fan posted on social media.
“Mikey Moore showing just how good he is under a good manager,” another supporter said.
One fan posted: “Looking like Mikey Moore is thriving playing more centrally. Lacks the burst of pace to play as a touchline winger but this change of role is working wonders for him. Too talented not to make it.”
“What was Russell Martin doing with Mikey Moore, under Danny Rohl he’s been night & day better,” a fan asked.
“Mikey Moore looks some player now,” a supporter posted.
Whilst another said: “Mikey Moore starting to show how bad Martin was!“
Rangers starting to build momentum
Whilst there Europa League form has been poor, Rangers have now won their last three in the Scottish Premiership and have risen to fourth in the table.
Rangers host the promoted duo, Livingston, and Falkirk, next at Ibrox which will likely yield two more wins for Rohl’s side.
Whilst the title still looks out of the question, Rangers are only five points behind Celtic in second place.