Summary
Rangers Football Club's chairman, Andrew Cavenagh, explained the process behind appointing Danny Rohl as head coach. He addressed fans' criticisms and clarified that Rohl was not a third choice behind other candidates like Steven Gerrard and Kevin Muscat. Cavenagh emphasized the complexity of hiring processes and expressed confidence in Rohl's appointment.
Key Facts
- Danny Rohl was appointed as head coach of Rangers Football Club.
- Chairman Andrew Cavenagh clarified that the process appeared "clunky" but was well-managed internally.
- Steven Gerrard and Kevin Muscat were considered for the role but did not end up joining due to timing issues.
- Cavenagh defended sporting director Kevin Thelwell and chief executive Patrick Stewart against criticisms.
- Multiple candidates were simultaneously considered, with no clear hierarchy among them.
- Cavenagh stated that the club never had a leading candidate but was happy with five potential coaches.
- He noted the difficulty of arranging deals due to candidates' international locations and family considerations.
