The Scottish Premiership scintillates in anticipation, as clubs look to the next weekend’s fixtures. At the same time, clubs are experiencing seismic shifts behind the scenes. Following the recent sacking of Russell Martin, who managed Rangers for just 123 days, discussions surrounding potential replacements are intensifying. Steven Gerrard, former player and manager of Rangers, is the current favorite to return and top his return to Ibrox. He thinks he still has “unfinished business” to do in management.
The current situation leaves Rangers struggling in eighth place in the league, with Hearts leading the table by 11 points. Teams are preparing for their second round of fixtures. In the meantime, fans can enjoy streaming options and receive real-time updates on social media platforms!
Upcoming Fixtures in the Scottish Premiership
The new Scottish Premiership fixtures promise to enthrall viewers in just a few weeks. Dundee United to play on October 18, and Kilmarnock on October 26. Hibernian’s home match on 29 October, to be shown live on Sky Sports, will be a welcome return for the tournament to Edinburgh.
Celtic’s preparing for battle against their biggest rivals, as preparations continue for the titanic League Cup semi-final clash. The friendly is scheduled for November 2. What fans should be really looking forward to seeing through these key matchups develop as the season continues.
Scottish Premiership games can be streamed contract-free on Now TV, it gives fans the freedom and flexibility to tune in. You can see the live Scottish Premiership table on Sky Sports. This new feature allows fans to follow their favorite teams and the league’s standings as they develop each season.
Management Speculation Surrounds Gerrard’s Potential Return
After Russell Martin’s recent departure to Rangers, Swansea City finds itself in the market for a new manager. Among the frontrunners, however, Steven Gerrard’s name has been back in the news. Gerrard’s last managerial role was with Al Ettifaq in Saudi Arabia. He indeed left that post in early January, fueling speculation that he could be on his way back to Scotland.
Fellow ex-Rangers player Kris Boyd echoed those sentiments and praised Gerrard’s return. He stated, “If there is a deal to be done with Steven Gerrard I think it should get done.” Boyd emphasized that Gerrard would bring a necessary presence and raise the standards within the team.
Gerrard himself reflected on his management career, stating, “There’s a part of me that still feels that there’s a bit of unfinished business in terms of wanting to go in and face another couple of exciting challenges.” He’s on the lookout for fresh challenges. This ambition would align perfectly with the Rangers’ urgency to find a same-such charismatic captain to steer them back toward contention.
Rangers’ Positioned Challenges
Rangers’ position in league makes ongoing challenges even more acute. Despite the team occupying a disappointing eighth place in the Scottish Premiership, supporters are desperate for the dramatic improvement witnessed under the previous manager. The pressure increases as they sit 11 points behind Hearts. The recent managerial shake up doesn’t help either, though it is just the most recent wrinkle in their increasingly bizarre year.
Boyd remarked on Gerrard’s potential impact: “Steven will no doubt bring a presence with him. He’ll lift the standards. And I think, first and foremost, he knows what’s required to be a success at Rangers.” Supporters always hope that Gerrard’s extensive past experience with the club can somehow inject new life into their fortunes. They’re encouraged by the possible effects of his experience.
Amidst these developments, Sky Sports continues to offer free highlights of Scottish Premiership matches, ensuring fans remain engaged with the action. With streaming options available on Now TV and comprehensive coverage on Sky Sports, supporters can stay updated on their favorite teams.
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