Rangers: ‘Red Flag for Danny Rohl as part of first game’

And so it begins for another Rangers Head Coach. More joy to observe, more vulnerable defenses, more powder-puffs ahead, more wide men running in ever-shrinking circles.

Another loss, another performance with zero goals and zero points has zero positives.

In the last few seasons, rangers, for all their other mistakes at the time, went toe-to-toe with Athletic Bilbao, Benicga, Red Bull Lipzig and Borussia Durthmund.

Now they are run by Brann, the third best team in Norway.

The collapse of the scales has been done well. It’s not just skill that these rangers players lack, it’s character, it’s stomach for the fight. Memo to Danny Rohl – are you sure you know what you’re letting yourself in for here?

Before Brann scored their quickness, their soft second and the third weighed down a delightful debut one for Rohl, who sent a chance to the new rangers of Boser.

The German preaches speed and power, pressure and poaching, and he’s seen plenty of it, but not from any of his players.

His players are the same as before. Same as the dog days under Russell Martin, same as the death under Philippe Clement, same as the fall of Michael Beale Moon.

What he saw from his team to that point was a lack of organization and a lack of belief, but at least they were level. They were a touch lucky to be 0-0, but they – and then they should have taken the lead.

The moment Yousssef Chemiti misses a man who runs one, a wonderful piece of precision for Rangers in the Cross from Neto Stress, a lazy header from a good position. Nine minutes later, the Flood began.