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In this episode of Let’s Talk Rangers, Kyle and Craig discuss the growing momentum around Rangers heading into the international break and whether Derek McInnes now has the foundations of a side capable of mounting a genuine title challenge. The pair look at whether Rangers finally have a more settled starting XI, the importance of the Dan Neil and Nicolas Raskin midfield partnership, and the increased competition for places across the squad. They also discuss Raskin’s recent comments about being mentally ready to leave the club during the summer and whether his impressive form could change his Rangers future. Kyle and Craig also debate what Rangers still need to improve if they are to sustain their current run, whether the squad now has enough depth to cope across the season, and what separates a strong run of form from a genuine title challenge. Finally, they look ahead to the international break, the Rangers players away with their countries and whether the break has come at a good time or risks disrupting the momentum that has been built.

In this episode of Let’s Talk Rangers, Kyle and Craig look back on another huge Old Firm victory as Rangers beat Celtic 1-0 at Celtic Park to make it back-to-back derby wins under Derek McInnes.

The pair discuss the personality and edge McInnes has brought back to Rangers, how his side are now controlling games on their own terms, and the defensive solidity that saw Celtic limited to just two shots on target across 180 minutes. They also look at Dujon Sterling’s performance, Rangers’ high defensive line, their dominance in the air and the importance of winning first and second balls.

Further forward, they discuss the growing threat from the edge of the box through Dan Neil and Kim Min-su, why Rangers are now better positioned to attack second phases, and the role that Djeidi Gassama and Ryan Naderi are playing in McInnes’ system. They also look at how Min-su and Kevin Kelsy complement the front line and why Rangers now appear to have several different ways to hurt teams.

Finally, Kyle and Craig debate whether this has now gone beyond a good run of form and whether Rangers are beginning to develop a clear, sustainable identity under McInnes.

In this Let's Talk Rangers Match Reaction, Kyle and Ross are here to react to Rangers' 1-0 Old Firm win over Celtic at Parkhead.

In this episode of Let’s Talk Rangers, Ross and Lewis look ahead to another huge Old Firm clash against Celtic, as Rangers travel to Celtic Park looking to build on their emphatic victory at Ibrox.

The pair discuss how Derek McInnes should approach Sunday’s game, whether Rangers should stick with the tactical plan that worked so effectively last weekend, and how Celtic could adapt after being completely nullified in the Premier Sports Cup quarter-final.

They also debate whether James Penrice should move into midfield again, if Rangers should continue with two strikers, and whether changes could be made to give the team even more threat in transition.

Finally, Ross and Lewis discuss the growing belief and momentum around Rangers following the 3-0 win, what another strong Old Firm performance could mean for the season, before giving their predicted XI and predictions for Sunday.

In this episode of Let’s Talk Rangers, Ross and Craig discuss Rangers’ dominant 3-0 victory over Celtic at Ibrox in the Premier Sports Cup quarter-final and ask whether it was the club’s best Old Firm performance in years.

The pair analyse an outstanding captain’s performance from Dan Neil, including his two brilliant goals, and discuss the tactical masterclass from Derek McInnes that allowed Rangers to completely nullify Celtic and control the game.

They also assess the terrific individual performances from James Penrice, Ryan Naderi, Kevin Kelsy and Olwethu Makhanya, and why so many Rangers players delivered when it mattered most.

Finally, Ross and Craig discuss what a statement Old Firm victory like this could do for Rangers’ season, the growing belief around McInnes and his squad, and whether Rangers can use it as a platform to build real momentum.

In this Let’s Talk Rangers Match Reaction, Ross reacts to Rangers’ emphatic 3-0 victory over Celtic at Ibrox to book their place in the Premier Sports Cup semi-finals.

Ross discusses a dominant Rangers performance and a tactical masterclass from Derek McInnes, as Rangers outworked, outfought and outplayed Celtic to secure a huge Old Firm victory.

He also looks at the outstanding goals from Dan Neil and Kevin Kelsy, the incredible individual performances across the team, and why this was a real statement win for Rangers under McInnes.

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In this episode of Let’s Talk Rangers, Kyle and Ross discuss Rangers’ 1-0 win over St Mirren after Bojan Miovski’s late winner secured another important three points at Ibrox.

The pair analyse the contrast between a very encouraging first-half performance and a disappointing second half, and debate whether Rangers’ drop-off after the break should be a concern despite continuing their winning run.

Attention then turns to this weekend’s Old Firm Premier Sports Cup quarter-final against Celtic at Ibrox. Kyle and Ross discuss how Derek McInnes should approach the game, the biggest threats and potential weaknesses in this Celtic side, and where Rangers could look to hurt them.

They also give their thoughts on how Rangers could line up for the Old Firm and ask whether McInnes’ side are ready for the first of two huge Old Firm clashes.

In this episode of Let’s Talk Rangers, Kyle is joined by Lewis Aird for his first appearance on the podcast to discuss Rangers’ 1-0 win over Motherwell and the growing signs of Derek McInnes’ identity within the team.

The pair discuss Rangers’ willingness to concede possession, why McInnes’ side were still able to control the game without dominating the ball, and the threat Rangers carried when winning possession and attacking quickly in transition.

They also pick out some of the standout individual performances, including Dan Neil, Manny Fernandez, Findlay Curtis, Djeidi Gassama and Minsu Kim, and assess why several players appear to be growing in confidence under McInnes.

Kyle and Lewis also discuss Lawrence Shankland’s injury, the performance of Ryan Naderi, what Kevin Kelsy could bring to Rangers’ attack and how McInnes might manage his striking options going forward.

Finally, they look ahead to Wednesday night’s Premiership clash with St Mirren at Ibrox and discuss the changes they would make to the starting XI.

In this Let's Talk Rangers Match Reaction, Ross is here to react to Rangers' 1-0 win over Motherwell at Ibrox in the Scottish Premiership.

In this episode of Let’s Talk Rangers, Kyle and Ross assess Rangers’ summer transfer window following a dramatic deadline day and ask whether Derek McInnes now has a squad capable of competing for trophies this season. The pair discuss the deadline-day arrivals of Kevin Kelsy and Badredine Bouanani, as well as the latest on Nicolas Raskin after Rangers received multiple bids from Beşiktaş and Thelo Aasgaard’s loan move to Anderlecht. They also take a wider look at all of Rangers’ incomings and outgoings across the summer, assess the club’s recruitment strategy and spending, and ultimately decide whether Rangers have done enough to build a squad capable of challenging for major honours this season.

In this Let's Talk Rangers Match Reaction, Ross and Craig react to Rangers' Scottish Premiership match against Falkirk.

In this episode of Let’s Talk Rangers, Kyle and Ross discuss what Rangers still need to do before the summer transfer window closes and the key decisions facing the club in the final hours of the window. The pair discuss the latest transfer rumours surrounding Kevin Kelsy, Václav Černý, Lewis Ferguson and Emmanuel Longelo, and assess which areas Derek McInnes still needs to strengthen before the deadline. They also look at the futures of Nicolas Raskin and Djeidi Gassama, the potential for further departures from Ibrox, and debate what would represent a successful end to the transfer window for Rangers.

In this Let's Talk Rangers Match Reaction, Kyle and Ross react to Rangers' 1-0 win over Aberdeen in the Scottish Premiership.

In this special episode of Let’s Talk Rangers, Kyle is joined by Joel Kim from KNTFootball, who covers South Korean football and Korean players across the world, to take a deep dive into Rangers new signing Minsu Kim.

Joel explains how Minsu first emerged as one of South Korea’s most exciting young prospects, his development in Spain with Girona and his impressive loan spell with FC Andorra, before assessing exactly what Rangers are getting from the 20-year-old winger.

The pair discuss Minsu’s biggest strengths, including his pace, power, technical ability, creativity and willingness to play directly, as well as the areas of his game that still need to develop.

They also look at the expectations that come with Rangers paying around €10m (£8.5m) for Minsu, just how high his potential ceiling could be and whether a successful spell at Ibrox could earn him a place in the South Korean national team.

Finally, Joel explains why he believes Rangers supporters should be excited about Minsu and the type of player fans can expect to see in a Rangers shirt.

In this episode of Let’s Talk Rangers, Kyle and Ross discuss the latest Rangers transfer news ahead of a crucial few days for the club. The pair discuss Rangers reportedly agreeing a deal for Kevin Kelsy, with the Venezuelan striker potentially arriving from Portland Timbers for around £9m plus add-ons, and assess his playing style, career so far and how he could fit alongside Lawrence Shankland. They also briefly discuss Rangers closing in on Kim Min-su and the club’s continued investment in younger players with development and resale potential. Kyle and Ross then discuss Nicolas Raskin being left out of the travelling squad for Jablonec and whether this signals that his Rangers career is nearing an end. They also look at the latest Lewis Ferguson story, with the Bologna midfielder reportedly willing to join Rangers, and whether a significant Raskin sale could allow the club to revisit that deal. The pair also assess the reported £6m bids from Parma and Monza for Djeidi Gassama, whether Rangers should consider selling the winger and what price would represent acceptable business. Finally, they preview Rangers’ crucial Conference League second leg against Jablonec, with Derek McInnes’ side travelling to Czechia holding a narrow 1-0 advantage.

In this episode of Let’s Talk Rangers, Kyle and Ross discuss the latest Rangers transfer news as the final stages of the summer transfer window approach.

The pair discuss Rangers closing in on a deal for Kim Min-su, with the South Korean winger potentially arriving from Girona in a deal worth around £8.5m, and assess whether the 20-year-old is the type of exciting attacking addition Rangers have been missing.

They also take a wider look at Rangers’ start to the season and whether there are more positives to build on than recent results suggest, including some encouraging performances from the club’s summer signings and the switch to a 4-3-3.

Kyle and Ross then discuss Manny Fernandez, his difficult start to the season and reported transfer interest, before looking at the players Rangers still need to move on before the window closes.

Finally, they assess the futures of Nicolas Raskin and Connor Barron, whether a Raskin departure could unlock further transfer business and what Rangers still need to do before the deadline.

In this Let's Talk Rangers Match Reaction, Ross and Craig react to Rangers' first leg Conference League qualifier vs FK Jablonec.

In this episode of Let's Talk Rangers, Kyle and Craig discuss whether Rangers are preparing to spend big as Derek McInnes looks to strengthen his squad before the end of the summer transfer window. The pair discuss the signing of Kosta Nedeljković, the latest Rangers transfer rumours and reported bids for Kevin Kelsy and Amario Cozier-Duberry. They also assess whether Rangers are now ready to spend significant money to add the quality still needed across the squad. They also look ahead to Thursday night's UEFA Conference League qualifier against Jablonec at Ibrox and discuss what Rangers need to do to take control of the tie.

In this episode of Let's Talk Rangers, Kyle and Ross discuss Rangers' impressive 5-1 win over St Mirren and the positives Derek McInnes can take from the performance.

The pair discuss McInnes' switch to a 4-3-3, why Rangers looked more balanced with three midfielders and one striker, and the increased confidence and clinical edge shown by the team.

They also assess an outstanding debut from James Penrice, impressive performances from Vanja Dragojević and Djeidi Gassama, concerns around Manny Fernandez and Nicolas Raskin, and the latest Rangers transfer rumours, including a potential move for MLS striker Kevin Kelsy.

On this Let's Talk Rangers Match Reaction, Kyle and Ross react to Rangers' 1-1 draw with Jagiellonia Białystok at Ibrox which sees them exit the Europa League.

In this episode of Let's Talk Rangers, Ross and Craig discuss growing concerns around Rangers' recruitment and whether enough progress has been made ahead of the new season. The pair discuss the season-ending injury to Youssef Chermiti after Rangers rejected a potential club-record bid for the striker, reports linking Jayden Meghoma with a return to Ibrox, the imminent signing of Couhaib Driouech and the search for a new right-back, including links to Hugo Siquet and Kosta Nedeljković. They also look ahead to Rangers' Europa League qualifier second leg against Jagiellonia Białystok at Ibrox.

In this episode of Let's Talk Rangers, Ross and Craig react to Rangers' 2-1 defeat to Hibernian at Ibrox and discuss another hugely disappointing performance under Derek McInnes.

They analyse the controversial penalty decision, Rangers' continued lack of creativity and organisation, the worrying defensive issues, and why the team only seems to play with intensity after falling behind. The pair also debate whether Rangers should have risked playing Youssef Chermiti amid transfer interest from Galatasaray, discuss the club's slow recruitment strategy, and ask whether Rangers already look worse than they did last season under Derek McInnes.

In this Let's Talk Rangers Match Reaction, Kyle and Craig analyse Rangers' 2-1 defeat to Jagiellonia Białystok in the first leg of their Europa League qualifier.

In this episode of Let's Talk Rangers, Kyle and Ross discuss Rangers entering formal talks with PSV over the signing of Couhaib Driouech. They assess what the Moroccan winger would bring to Derek McInnes' side, whether he fits Rangers' style of play, and what the latest developments mean for the club's summer transfer plans following the arrival of Daisuke Yokota. The pair also discuss reports that Rangers have had an £8 million bid rejected for Faris Ghedjemis, Nicolas Raskin's return to training and inclusion in the Europa League squad, Ben Godfrey's injury setback, and look ahead to Thursday night's Europa League qualifier against Jagiellonia Białystok.

In this episode of Let's Talk Rangers, Ross and Craig discuss the fallout from Rangers' 1-1 draw with Dundee United to open the Premiership season. They assess the growing concerns around Rangers' defensive vulnerabilities, the midfield's inability to control games and the continued lack of creativity in the final third. They also debate whether supporters are right to be frustrated after the opening result, how much patience Derek McInnes should be afforded as he reshapes the squad, and why the Rangers manager believes new signings must arrive soon to add creativity and quality in the wide areas.

In this episode of Let’s Talk Rangers, Kyle is joined by Andrew Gill to preview Rangers’ Europa League qualifying tie against Jagiellonia Białystok and discuss what Derek McInnes and his players can expect from the Polish side. Andrew is a Rangers supporter who moved from Scotland to Poland and now works in the Polish game as an analyst with Hutnik Kraków. He provides the inside track on Jagiellonia, including their style of play, how they are likely to approach the tie and the key players Rangers will need to watch closely. The panel also discuss Jagiellonia’s strengths and weaknesses, where Rangers can exploit them, the atmosphere awaiting the team in Poland and the areas where the tie could ultimately be won and lost.

Kyle and Ross react to Rangers' 1-1 draw with Dundee Utd in the opening game of the Scottish Premiership season.

In this special episode of Let's Talk Rangers, Kyle and Ross are joined by Joshua Barrie from The Rangers Review to preview Rangers' 2026/27 season and discuss what supporters can expect under Derek McInnes.

Joshua shares his experience of covering Rangers on a daily basis, what it's really like reporting on one of Scotland's biggest clubs during a hectic transfer window, and how he separates genuine information from speculation.

The panel also discuss the appointment of Derek McInnes, Rangers' clear change in recruitment strategy this summer, how the team is likely to look tactically under the new manager, and assess the club's business so far in the transfer window.

They also look at what Rangers still need before the window closes and give their predictions ahead of Friday night's Premiership opener against Dundee United.

In this episode of Let's Talk Rangers, Kyle and Ross react to Rangers' encouraging performance against West Ham as Derek McInnes' side continue their preparations for the new season.

They discuss what stood out from the display, the tactical flexibility shown throughout the match, and whether Rangers are beginning to show clear signs of McInnes' style of play ahead of the Scottish Premiership opener.

The podcast also analyses the impressive performances of Thelo Aasgaard, Ben Godfrey, Manny Fernandez and Dujon Sterling, debates Djeidi Gassama's future at the club, and looks at Rangers' transfer priorities with the season just days away.

In this episode of Let's Talk Rangers, Ross and Craig discuss Rangers' 2-1 victory over Saint-Étienne in Derek McInnes' first match at Ibrox and what we learned from the performance as preparations for the new season continue.

They analyse the standout displays from Lawrence Shankland, Cammy Devlin and Thelo Aasgaard, look at the tactical changes under McInnes, and discuss what Rangers still need to improve ahead of the competitive campaign.

The podcast also covers the latest transfer news, including the signing of Vanja Dragojevic and updates on Jens Hjertø-Dahl, Sankhoun Diawara, Amario Cozier-Duberry, and all the other rumours surrounding Rangers.

In this episode of Let's Talk Rangers, Kyle and Ross discuss whether Rangers need to sell Nicolas Raskin before completing a deal for Jens Hjertø-Dahl, following reports of a £17m bid from Villarreal and suggestions an agreement with Tromsø could be reached on Friday. They also react to Rangers' Europa League draw against Jagiellonia Białystok, the imminent arrival of Vanja Dragojević after his family appeared to leak the transfer, and assess the club's transfer priorities as the squad begins to take shape. The podcast also covers the latest on Rangers' midfield rebuild, where the club still need to strengthen, and all the other transfer rumours from another busy week at Ibrox.

In this episode of Let's Talk Rangers, Kyle and Craig discuss Rangers' pursuit of Vanja Dragojević, with reports suggesting the club are close to agreeing a deal with Partizan for the highly-rated Serbian midfielder.

They also analyse the latest on Jens Hjertø-Dahl, with Cardiff City reportedly moving ahead in the race after closing in on an agreement with Tromsø, and what Rangers need to do if they are to secure his signature.

The podcast also covers the latest surrounding potential departures for Danilo and John Souttar, plus all the other transfer rumours as another busy week continues at Ibrox.

In this episode of Let's Talk Rangers, Kyle and Ross discuss whether Rangers should break the bank to sign Jens Hjerto-Dahl, with Tromso reportedly valuing the Norwegian midfielder at £8.5 million. They also analyse the latest transfer developments surrounding Vanja Dragojevic and Sankhoun Diawara, discuss Nicolas Raskin's impressive World Cup performances amid reported interest from Europe, and debate whether a return to Ibrox for Mikey Moore is now becoming increasingly unlikely.

In this episode of Let's Talk Rangers, Ross, Kyle and Craig conclude their three-part Stay or Go series by assessing every attacker who finished last season at the club.

They discuss whether Rangers should reject bids for Youssef Chermiti, whether Mikey Moore should return to Ibrox and which attacking players Derek McInnes should build his team around heading into the new season.

In this episode of Let's Talk Rangers, Ross and Kyle are joined by Scott and Ryan from Club at 22 for a crossover special to discuss everything that's happened at Rangers since our last podcast. We look at Danny Rohl's departure, Derek McInnes' arrival as Rangers manager, and assess the club's fast start to the summer transfer window. The panel discuss the arrivals of Ben Godfrey, Ivor Pandur and Dan Neil, Jack Butland's departure, what these signings say about McInnes' plans, and where Rangers must strengthen next if they are to challenge for trophies next season.

In this episode of Let's Talk Rangers, Ross, Kyle and Craig continue their new three-part Stay or Go series by assessing every midfielder who finished last season at the club.

They discuss Nicolas Raskin's future amid transfer interest, Mohamed Diomande's role under Derek McInnes and whether Thelo Aasgaard can establish himself as one of Rangers' most important players.

In this episode of Let's Talk Rangers, Kyle and Ross discuss Derek McInnes' first press conference as Rangers manager and what it revealed about his plans for the club. They also react to Rangers announcing the signing of Ross McCrorie, the latest transfer interest in Nicolas Raskin from Bologna and Hull City, and whether Rangers could use Raskin in a deal to bring Lewis Ferguson to Ibrox.

In this episode of Let's Talk Rangers, Ross, Kyle and Craig begin a new three-part Stay or Go series by assessing the goalkeepers and defenders who finished last season at the club.

They discuss whether Rangers should cash in on Manny Fernandez amid reported interest, Jack Butland's future and whether the club should push to bring Nasser Djiga back to Ibrox.

In this episode of Let's Talk Rangers, Kyle and Ross discuss what Rangers could look like under Derek McInnes next season. With McInnes confirmed as Rangers' new manager following Danny Rohl's move to RB Salzburg, they examine the style of play supporters can expect, the key principles McInnes could bring to Ibrox and which current players may thrive under his management. They also discuss the importance of leadership and experience, the type of signings Rangers should target this summer and what success should look like in McInnes' first season in charge.

In this episode of Let’s Talk Rangers, Kyle and Ross discuss the imminent arrival of Derek McInnes as Rangers’ new manager following Danny Rohl’s decision to leave the club and join RB Salzburg. They share their final thoughts on Rohl’s time at Ibrox, why Rangers have turned to McInnes, the key pros and cons surrounding the appointment, what qualities are required to succeed as Rangers manager, and how they expect Rangers to look under McInnes heading into next season.

On this Let's Talk Rangers reaction, Ross and Craig are here to react to Rangers announcing the signing of Lawrence Shankland on a two-year deal.

In the final episode of Let’s Talk Rangers this season, Kyle and Ross discuss Rangers publicly backing Danny Rohl to remain as manager and what comes next for the club heading into another crucial summer rebuild. They look at why Rangers have stuck with Rohl, whether it is the right decision, the major changes still required within the squad, and what success needs to look like next season as the club aim to get back competing for trophies.

In this episode of Let’s Talk Rangers, Kyle and Craig react to Rangers’ 2-1 defeat to Hibs as Danny Rohl’s side suffer a fourth consecutive defeat in a disastrous end to the season. The game was overshadowed by James Tavernier missing the match following reports of a falling out with Danny Rohl before kick-off, raising major questions about the dressing room atmosphere and the manager’s future at the club.

In this episode of Let’s Talk Rangers, Kyle and Ross react to Rangers’ Old Firm 3-1 defeat to Celtic and another collapse in a defining moment. They discuss Rangers’ failure to build on a bright start, the recurring second-half drop-offs, midfield issues, questionable refereeing decisions, and whether the last few weeks have caused irreversible damage to Danny Röhl’s position as Rangers manager. The discussion also looks at the wider squad rebuild required this summer, the lack of leadership and experience in key areas, and whether Rangers need a major reset after another season where they failed to deliver when it mattered most.

In this episode of Let’s Talk Rangers, Ross and Craig discuss the growing pressure on Danny Rohl after recent Rangers results and whether supporters are starting to lose faith in the manager. They also look at reports linking Rohl with Wolfsburg, whether Rangers need to refresh the leadership group this summer, and preview the final Old Firm fixture of the season on Sunday.

In this episode of Let's Talk Rangers, Kyle and Ross discuss Rangers' 2-1 defeat to Hearts which ends their title challenge under Danny Rohl for this season.

In this episode of Let’s Talk Rangers, Kyle and Ross look ahead to Rangers’ huge title clash with Hearts at Tynecastle on Monday. They discuss whether Danny Rohl has to change Rangers’ approach for such a massive game, what went wrong against Motherwell, and which players could come into the Rangers team as the title race reaches a crucial stage.

In this episode of Let’s Talk Rangers, Ross and Craig react to Rangers’ 3-2 defeat to Motherwell at Ibrox and what it means for the title race. They break down the performance, key tactical decisions, defensive concerns, and where this leaves Rangers heading into a must-win clash at Tynecastle.

The discussion starts with James Tavernier and his announcement, as Kyle and Ross reflect on his impact as captain, the positive reaction from supporters, and what it means for the squad heading into the final run-in. They then assess the goalkeeper situation, with links to Pierce Charles raising questions around long-term planning, while also debating Jack Butland’s future. Attention also turns to the defence, with potential exits and links to Gilberto Batista as the lads discuss whether a rebuild at the back is on the horizon. Finally, Kyle and Ross look at emerging transfer links including Amar Fatah and Hampus Skoglund, before shifting focus to the run-in, with Motherwell at Ibrox, the importance of the Hearts match before Celtic, and where Rangers must deliver results to stay in the title race.

n this episode of Let’s Talk Rangers, Kyle and Ross react to the news that James Tavernier will leave Rangers at the end of the season after 11 years at Ibrox. They reflect on Tavernier’s incredible Rangers career, including over 500 appearances, more than 100 goals and assists from right-back, and his role as captain during some of the club’s biggest moments. The discussion looks back at key highlights such as the 55 title-winning season, the Europa League run to Seville, and some of Tavernier’s most memorable goals and performances in a Rangers shirt. Kyle and Ross also debate where Tavernier ranks among Rangers’ greatest right-backs, the criticism he faced throughout his time at the club, and whether time will lead to greater appreciation of his contribution. Finally, they discuss the timing of the announcement ahead of the title run-in and what the future could hold for Tavernier once he leaves Rangers.