Godwin ObajeBarry Ferguson on Rangers’ Future and His Own
Rangers manager Barry Ferguson has spoken about the club’s potential takeover and his own future in his first press conference since the announcement of Kevin Thelwell’s appointment. Ferguson expressed his excitement about the potential takeover, saying, “It’s something that I’ve made clear that there needs to be outside investment, I’ve said it now for a couple of years. So it looks like it’s going to be close now, it’s just hopefully a matter of time.”
Ferguson’s Focus on the Pitch
Despite the off-field developments, Ferguson remains focused on the team’s upcoming fixtures. “I’ve given them a challenge, we’ve got five games to go and we want 15 points. I’m clear on that, they understand that, and the training week’s been really good this week,” he said. Ferguson also discussed the team’s injury list, revealing that several players are out, including Balogun, Ridvan, and Sterling.
Meeting with Kevin Thelwell
Ferguson is set to meet with Thelwell, saying, “I’ll certainly be sitting down and banging head together I suppose.” He emphasized the importance of being open and honest about the club’s needs, adding, “I want what’s best for Rangers Football Club, and you need to be open and honest about that.”
Ferguson’s Ambitions
When asked about his own future, Ferguson was cautious, saying, “I don’t know. I said I will have a meeting, I don’t know when that is, but when we sit down I’ll be honest, and I’ll be clear.” He emphasized his commitment to the club, stating, “If I get the job, I will make my club a better club. If I don’t get the job, I will still support the club.”
Conclusion
Barry Ferguson’s press conference provided insight into the current state of Rangers and his own ambitions. As the club navigates a potential takeover and prepares for the remainder of the season, Ferguson’s focus remains on the pitch. His meeting with Kevin Thelwell will be crucial in determining the club’s future direction.
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