It was widely anticipated Rangers chairman Gianni Paladini would have appointed John Gregory’s successor during the international break, nevertheless Mick Harford remains caretaker boss and will pick the squad for Saturday’s home game against Ipswich Town.
It’s no secret the club are waiting for Francesco Guidolin to clear up previous Italian contractual agreements before he is appointed as the new gaffer, so in the meantime, Harford remains the man at the helm.
Harford told the Times…
‘I had a meeting with the chairman and he just said ‘carry on and see where it takes us’.’
‘I enjoy working here and the players have responded well, so we’ll see what happens and I’ll get on with preparing the lads for the Ipswich game, which should be a good one.’
‘I’ll keep doing the job to the best of my ability and hopefully we can get some results. We’re still in a predicament – we’re still bottom of the league and we need to win our home games.’
‘But if we remain nice and positive and play as we did against Norwich, there’s a good chance we can start climbing the table.’
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