article_snippet: ‘we always seemed to do well in the cup competitions but none of we – whether you were a fan or a player
article_snippet: When the new people came in, we didn’t know who we were dealing with and there was no dialogue in terms of telling we which direction the club was going in.
article_snippet: we never heard from the new owners about how the new owners wanted to take the club forward or what the new owners ambitions were for the next four or five years.
article_snippet: we didn’t even hear how the next six months might pan out.
article_snippet: I didn’t ever get a phone call to say what the plans were or what the aims of the club were to try to progress.
article_snippet: It was difficult because nobody really knew what sanctions were going to be applied and if we were going to be relegated or not.
article_snippet: we had to make choices without knowing anything and the biggest thing from the club
article_snippet: As we didn’t have any real direction at Rangers we were being made aware of, we wanted to know what was happening but got nothing.
article_snippet: When I joined the club at first, there was no need to have that conversation because we simply went into every competition looking to win it.