The Sky Sports pundit has strong suggestions for Rangers as they search for a new manager

Rangers are currently seven points behind rivals Celtic at the start of the season.

With the current dominance of the two Glasgow teams in the rankings, it is likely that coach Brendan Rodgers’ team will go through the rest of the season

without dropping too many points.

Rangers have had to respond and although Michael Beale performed well under Steven Gerrard during his time as manager, things have not gone to plan since he took charge.

A 3-1 defeat to Aberdeen on Saturday afternoon was the final straw, with fans leaving Ibrox before half-time.

Kris Boyd has now shared his thoughts on what Rangers should be looking for when hiring their next manager. This will not be an easy task as they must

decide whether to be introverted or extroverted.

Boyd delivers his verdict on Rangers’ managerial search

When asked who they should hire, Boyd replied:“In my opinion, Rangers need to find an experienced manager.

“I think since Walter Smith left the football club many years ago, there have been appointments that you would wonder about and I think even Steven Gerrard has had his time.

“But for me, Rangers need to find an experienced manager.”

There are other issues emerging at Ibrox that also need to be addressed.

Borna Barisic’s contract situation remains unclear, while the club appear to be missing out on a player personally recommended by Liverpool star

Mohamed Salah. Several names were linked to the position even before Beale was fired.

Birmingham City manager John Eustace has been considered the leading candidate.

Unemployed boss Graham Potter has also been mooted, although whether he will move to a club north of the border is another matter.

Boyd admits experience is key in Rangers’ search for a new manager.

Potter may be the most suitable candidate right now based on this criteria, but many other managers are likely to be linked between now and

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NEMO Rangers hurlers have retained AOS Seandún JAHC Security Management Solutions after defeating Whitechurch in their one-sided decider ahead of the crucial match at Ballinlough.

The result completes a double for Trabeg’s side as the club’s third team will take on Mayfield in next week’s Junior A football final.

The first half was fairly even, with Whitechurch briefly taking the lead and creating two scoring opportunities during this period. Three goals from Nemo

Rangers in the second half ended the game as they took a 13-point lead. The second half was more balanced as both teams had 9 points each, with

Whitechurch scoring a goal in the 39th minute. With the wind advantage in the first half, Shane Horgan gave Nemo Rangers a two-point lead, before

points from Cork U20 hurling captain Michael Mullins and Mark Callanan put Whitechurch ahead.

Whitechurch led by two unanswered points, including a Ronan Murphy free-kick, but Nemo Rangers erased that gap with a point from John Kearney’s

play and a free-kick from John Kearney. netminder and former Cork senior footballer James Masters.

The stubborn balls proved costly for Whitechurch as Horgan took possession for Nemo Rangers. He then sent Mark Cronin solo for Ronan Dalton to

score the first goal of the game from the touchline at Whitechurch Square in the 16th minute.

Trabeg’s side continued to crush Whitechurch and four minutes later, Kearney scored Nemo Rangers’ second goal after a close-range save from

Whitechurch goalkeeper Con Mulcahy. Cronin took third place for the Nemo Rangers