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Concerned Neil McCann fears Rangers are a pale imitation of the side that romped to an undefeated Premiership title triumph last season.

Rangers nickname after impressing on derby day. The Nigerian international was shifted out to right-back against Celtic with both James Tavernier and Nathan Patterson absent from the squad.

Rangers this summer, according to the Record Rangers Podcast . The Englishman's current deal is up in the summer of 2022, and unlike many of his team-mates he is yet to put pen to paper on an extension.

Rangers home kit for 2021-22. Fans have been clamouring for Castore's second offering after their debut range last term was well received.The Liverpool designers were a surprise choice to take over as the club's official kit supplier last year after a deal with Hummel was cut short.But their range of apparel to go with home, away and third kit choices have been a hit with the Ibrox support despite some early teething issues.

Rangers players went on late into the night. There may be a few sore heads this morning among the Ibrox dressing room and fan base - but skipper James Tavernier was still beaming with pride.

Rangers fans have filled George Square as the trophy day celebrations continue in the city centre.Supporters gathered in the early hours of the morning outside Ibrox to clap the team in ahead of kick-off against Aberdeen.After the 4-0 rout James Tavernier lifted the Premiership title with cheering fans and fireworks clearly heard outside of the ground.The revellers haven't stopped there though as the title party is continuing into George Square.Videos have emerged of thousands of fans flooding

James Tavernier has opened up on the exhausting experience of dealing with Rangers maverick Alfredo Morelos on a daily basis. The Colombian striker is adored by his team-mates but his captain admits it's a full-time job having to keep up with the club's top scorer.

James Tavernier and Nathan Patterson next season. And the Great Dane has saluted Joe Aribo after the Nigerian's brilliant showing in the 2-0 win over Celtic at Ibrox on Sunday.

Steven Gerrard was enthralled by a duel between two of Scotland's brightest prospects as his side saw off Hibs at Ibrox. Home right-back Nathan Patterson took on opposite number Josh Doig which made for an intriguing contest as the Scotland youth stars battled it out.

Premiership clash in a similar manner to the lockdown-breaching mass celebrations seen in the city centre by Ibrox diehards after they clinched the league title.It has led to messages from both managers John Kennedy and Steven Gerrard, as well as Rangers skipper James Tavernier.All have been unequivocal in their instructions, urging supporters to stay home on the day of the game - but in a fresh statement the club once again distanced itself from the scenes from George Square, after they

Steven Gerrard faces several key calls ahead of his side's clash with Livingston on Wednesday night.With skipper James Tavernier still out and stand-in Leon Balogun a major doubt after injuring his quad against Royal Antwerp, Nathan Patterson looks set to start for Rangers at right-back despite facing an SFA ban for breaking Covid rules.Kemar Roofe and Ryan Jack remain out alongside long-term knee casualty Nikola Katic, but Jermain Defoe returns after sitting out the European action.Livingston

13 games when they welcome Micky Mellon’s side to Ibrox. But Gerrard will have to secure a victory without at least two of his star men as James Tavernier and Kemar Roofe have been ruled out due to injury.

Bayern Munich but he still reckons it will be tough to stand in for James Tavernier. The defender slotted in for the Rangers skipper when he limped off in the first half of Thursday’s victory over Antwerp.

James Tavernier is the only survivor from the Rangers side that arrived in the Premiership under Mark Warburton in 2016.And Hamilton wing back Hodson, who was his understudy for most of that season, knows how much closing in on the title will mean to him.He said: “We had a few tough times and there wasn’t any silverware.

Rangers boss shut down talk of anything apart from the Kilmarnock game. The Ibrox side have been relentless in their pursuit of the Premiership title this season and stood 18 points clear going into the clash with Tommy Wright 's side.

Ianis Hagi that saw off an excellent Hibs side. The visitors could have scored in the first minute when Josh Doig burst past James Tavernier to deliver a cross to the far post where Martin Boyle arrived to send his shot into the side netting.It was a real let off for the home side and a sign that Hibs, who came to Ibrox on the back of a nine game unbeaten run, weren’t content to just sit and park the bus.

Join thousands of fans who have signed up to our Rangers newsletter.Ryan Porteous is happy for Steven Gerrard to take out his frustrations on him...because it means he’s doing something right.The pair are set to meet again at Ibrox today for the first time since their war of words earlier in the season.The Rangers boss slammed the Hibs defender for his “cheap” post-match dig at James Tavernier after the sides drew 2-2 at Easter Road back in September.Several Rangers players refused to shake

Steven Gerrard insists the Premiership title race still has a long way to go as he admits being baffled by Motherwell's defensive approach. Callum Lang's 6th-minute opener had Stephen Robinson 's side in dreamland but the Ibrox side hit back through Kemar Roofe on 73 minutes.

after producing a free-kick stunner straight from the training ground.And the Rangers skipper is happy to battle Borna Barisic for set-pieces in a bid to push each other on to become even more deadly from dead balls.Tavernier scored an incredible 30-yarder for his 17th goal of the campaign to set the Light Blues on their way to a win at Dundee United.The 29-year-old idolised marauding full-backs such as Dani Alves and Marcelo and his effort on Tayside would have been worthy of either of those

Rangers on Thursday night is proof that academy kids can make the grade at Ibrox.The 19-year-old right-back deputised for captain James Tavernier in Poznan and although he’ll be back on the bench at Tannadice tomorrow, there’s every chance he’ll feature again in the near future with Rangers facing six games before they take on Celtic on January 2.Patterson is relishing the opportunity and admitted watching Tavernier in training every day is helping him massively.He said: “It’s great.

Steven Gerrard admitted he demanded his Rangers players "improve on the counter-press" following a first-half where they looked unusually disjointed. The Ibrox side went in level at 2-2 with Standard Liege having been unable to really impose their game on the Belgians.

Rangers showed no sign of slowing their superb form despite seven changes to the starting XI as they put put Falkirk to the sword in a 4-0 thrashing. Goals from Jermain Defoe, Calvin Bassey, Borna Barisic and James Tavernier ensured there was no shock slip up in the Betfred Cup.

Rangers TV. And the veteran broadcaster produced another zinger in Sunday's 8-0 dismantling of Hamilton.

Steven Gerrard a croissant ahead of their game at Ibrox. The Rangers boss, as well as some of his players, were handed the local Poznan delicacy as they arrived at the stadium.James Tavernier and Jermain Defoe were among the players who received the presents from their Polish visitors, with Lech posting pictures on Twitter urging them to enjoy the gesture of goodwill.

James Tavernier has urged his team-mates to remain focused on the job in hand and not let the win against Celtic go to their heads. The Ibrox skipper has been part of Rangers teams in the last two seasons that beat Celtic and then failed to capitalise on it in the following weeks.

James Tavernier needs to win a trophy before he gets the credit he deserves as Rangers captain. But he insists the right back is his dream player because of how he conducts himself and how reliable he is at the club.

Celtic in 1906. Steven Gerrard 's side comfortably defeated Hamilton Accies 2-0 on Saturday evening to register their sixth straight Premiership shut out.

Rangers need to be pulling rabbits out of hats in the final third rather than seeing them stare at headlights. The Light Blues skipper was left cursing a lack of magic up front for his side as two points disappeared amid the see of yellow Livingston shirts at the Tony Macaroni Arena.Tavernier was happy enough with another shut out at his end of the pitch but he’s well aware Gers can’t allow themselves to slip in to old habits again this season.

James Tavernier and his teammates will wear the strip for the first time away to Hamilton on August 29 in the Scottish Premiership. Rangers fans can snap up the kit in limited numbers at the club's newly remodelled and upgraded Rangers Store at Ibrox from this afternoon.

Premiership clash with St Mirren. The Ibrox side return home for their first competitive game at Ibrox since March as they host Jim Goodwin's Buddies.

Aberdeen defence cannot take all the blame for Ryan Kent’s winner.The centre-back claims Rangers got lucky because Ianis Hagi attempted to dummy James Tavernier’s pass but it came off 
his shoulder, took it away from 
him and let Alfredo Morelos 
send Kent clear.McKenna said: “We didn’t get the press quite right at the top 
end of the pitch.“It came off Hagi’s shoulder, it has done me on the inside and it allowed Morelos to turn.“Because we’ve gone with that high press, there are not many bodies

James Tavernier picking up the trophy at the end of the tournament. The Ibrox skipper will be hoping it's the first of many pieces of silverware he's handling this season ahead of a huge campaign for the club.

James Tavernier is adamant he's got the mental strength to finally lead the club to silverware. The right-back came under fire last season after admitting his side "aren't good enough" when put under pressure.The comments, printed in his pre-match programme notes, sparked a backlash among some fans.

James Tavernier admits he and his team-mates drew on past experience of playing a man down as he reflected on the friendly win over Lyon. The Gers are competing in the Veolia tournament and got their pre-season campaign off to a flyer with a win over the hosts at the Groupama Stadium.

He might only have a handful of appearances in a blue jersey but Matt Polster is well liked among the Rangers support.

Rangers midfielder Scott Arfield is in the mix for a quick fire return to action against Bayer Leverkusen.