In this episode of Let’s Talk Rangers, Kyle and Ross react to Rangers’ frustrating 2-2 Old Firm draw with Celtic, breaking down what it means for the title race and where the game slipped away. We analyse the outstanding first-half performance — including Rangers’ aggressive press, direct attacking play and relentless pressure on Celtic’s back line — and why Youssef Chermiti’s goal summed up everything that was working. Attention then turns to the second-half collapse, what changed tactically, and why both the players and Danny Rohl must take responsibility for failing to adapt. With Rangers now taking 10 points from the last 18 and the gap stretching again despite the chance to close it against Hearts, we ask serious questions about this squad’s mentality and leadership. Finally, we debate whether Rangers can still recover to win the title — or if the damage has already been done.

In this episode of Let’s Talk Rangers, Kyle and Ross look ahead to the huge Old Firm clash and explain why this game matters so much for Rangers’ title hopes. The discussion focuses on how Rangers should approach the match tactically, why a win feels crucial at this stage of the race, and what Danny Röhl’s priorities must be going into the weekend. We also debate whether John Souttar should keep his place, if Andreas Skov Olsen can be trusted in a high-pressure Old Firm environment, and react to the latest on Mikey Moore potentially staying at Rangers next season. The episode finishes with our predicted Rangers starting XI and the key battles that could decide the match.

In this episode of Let’s Talk Rangers, Kyle and Ross react to Rangers’ frustrating 2–2 draw away to Livingston, breaking down the key goals and major talking points from the match. The discussion covers the Mikey Moore VAR controversy, whether Rangers’ away form is becoming a genuine concern, where the frustration from the performance should be directed - players, manager or both - and what this result means for Rangers’ title aspirations moving forward.

In this episode of Let’s Talk Rangers, Kyle and Ross react to John Souttar’s contract extension and what it means for Rangers moving forward. We also discuss the Old Firm ticket allocation for the Scottish Cup quarter-final at Ibrox, plus the latest transfer links involving Luke Graham and Todd Cantwell.

In this episode of Let’s Talk Rangers, Kyle and Ross react to Rangers’ emphatic 4–2 win over Hearts and why Youssef Chermiti is delivering in Rangers’ biggest moments after a stunning hat-trick. We also break down the huge impact of the January signings — Skov Olsen, Rommens, Chukwuani and Naderi — plus Danny Röhl’s excellent selection, substitutions and tactical approach. Finally, we discuss how crucial the Ibrox support was on the night, and why it could be a decisive factor in the title race.

In this episode of Let’s Talk Rangers, Kyle and Ross react to Rangers’ frustrating 1–1 draw with Motherwell, analysing Danny Röhl’s team selection, tactical approach and the attacking issues that resurfaced. The discussion covers the performances of Youssef Chermiti and Djeidi Gassama, and the confusion around why Andreas Skov Olsen and Tuur Rommens didn’t feature, before looking ahead to the crucial clash with Hearts at Ibrox in the title race.

In this episode of Let’s Talk Rangers, Kyle and Ross react to Rangers’ emphatic 8-0 Scottish Cup win vs Queen’s Park at Ibrox. We break down Danny Röhl’s 4-4-2 / 4-2-2-2 setup, Ryan Naderi’s first start and two goals, James Tavernier’s hat-trick, and the impact of January additions including Tochi Chukwuani, Tuur Rommens and Andreas Skov Olsen. We also discuss Rangers’ growing threat from set pieces, and look ahead to a massive week in the title race with Motherwell away and Hearts at Ibrox.

In this episode of Let’s Talk Rangers, Kyle and Ross react to Rangers’ underwhelming 0-0 draw away to Hibs at Easter Road and ask why the performance felt so flat after recent momentum under Danny Röhl. They discuss the lack of tempo, urgency and risk-taking in possession, how Rangers made it too comfortable for Hibs, and why Jack Butland (and a big defensive display from Manny Fernandez) helped salvage a point. There’s also a debate on Thelo Aasgaard's influence in games like this, plus early thoughts on the new signings — Tochi Chukwuani’s physical impact and ball-winning, and why it’s still too early to judge Andreas Skov Olsen despite the growing expectations. With the January window closing, the conversation turns to whether Rangers must add another creative attacker (and possibly a striker) to sustain a title push, including discussion on the Cameron Archer links and what profile Rangers should prioritise late in the market. Finally, Kyle and Ross respond to fan debate around recruitment — if Rangers are prepared to spend on links like Ryan Naderi, why not move for a proven SPFL scorer like Tawanda Maswanhise?

In this episode of Let’s Talk Rangers, Kyle and Ross react to Rangers rejecting major January bids, including a £13m offer from Fenerbahce for Youssef Chermiti and a £10m loan-to-buy proposal for Djeidi Gassama from Monaco. They discuss what these decisions say about Rangers’ ambition and willingness to back Danny Röhl. The episode also covers growing interest in Manny Fernandez from Bayer Leverkusen and Borussia Dortmund, plus fresh links to Ryan Naderi from Hansa Rostock, with Rangers and Rostock reportedly apart on valuation. There’s a full rundown of possible outgoings, including Danilo, Joe Rothwell, Rabbi Matondo and Oliver Antman. We finish with a look ahead to Rangers’ final Europa League match against Porto and what Röhl should prioritise heading into the run-in.

In this episode of Let’s Talk Rangers, Kyle and Ross break down Rangers’ 3–0 win over Dundee at Ibrox, making it eight wins in a row under Danny Rohl and keeping the title momentum alive. James Tavernier’s 100th Rangers goal, plus late strikes from Danilo and Gassama, sealed an important result. The discussion focuses on Rangers’ performance levels, Tochi Chukwuani’s influence in midfield, concerns around Bojan Miovski, and whether attacking reinforcements are still needed before the January transfer window closes. There’s also praise for Manny Fernandez’s defensive form, a look at the title race picture, and talk of possible loan-market options, including Joel Piroe.