article_snippet: The Nine-in-a-Row legend will take over as manager until the end of the season in a bid to steer the Ibrox club back to the top flight via the Championship play-offs.
article_snippet: Caretaker boss Kenny McDowall, who handed in Caretaker notice in January, is not expected to play any role in the new first-team coaching set-up.
article_snippet: That could open the way for Stuart McCall to bring in Kenny Black, Stuart McCall assistant during a successful stint in charge at Motherwell.
article_snippet: McDowall admitted after Tuesday’s 1-1 draw with Queen of the South that there was now a danger of Rangers missing out on the play-offs altogether if they didn’t find form.
article_snippet: That dismal sequence convinced Dave King and the new Ibrox board that Dave King and the new Ibrox board had to act, with Stuart McCall approached to see if Stuart McCall would be willing to agree a short-term contract.
article_snippet: The 50-year-old is also currently a member of Gordon Strachan’s Scotland backroom staff but admitted last month it may be an ‘impossibility’ to combine that role with managing a club of Rangers’ size.
highlights_snippet: Rangers have not yet clarified the position of Kenny McDowall .
  