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🚨 Breaking News: Rangers Appoint Former Everton Manager Sean Dyche as New Boss After Russell Martin Humiliation
Rangers Football Club have moved swiftly to steady the ship after a disastrous run under Russell Martin, officially announcing the appointment of Sean Dyche as the club’s new manager.
The 53-year-old Englishman, best known for his no-nonsense style and tactical discipline during his stints at Burnley and Everton, has signed a deal at Ibrox with the mandate to restore order and re-establish Rangers as a force both domestically and in Europe.
Martin’s Collapse Sparks Urgent Change
The decision comes in the wake of mounting pressure on former boss Russell Martin, whose tenure ended in humiliation after a string of poor results — including a devastating European exit that left fans furious. His inability to inspire consistency and unity within the squad ultimately forced the Rangers board to act decisively.
Dyche’s Mission at Ibrox
Dyche arrives with a reputation for resilience, defensive organisation, and instilling a strong mentality in his teams. Speaking shortly after his appointment, he said:
> “It’s an honour to take charge of a club with the history and stature of Rangers. I understand the expectations here — winning, competing at the highest level, and making the fans proud. I’m ready for the challenge.”
Rangers chairman John Bennett welcomed the appointment, calling Dyche “the right man at the right time” to restore discipline and drive into the dressing room.
Fan Reactions
While some supporters had hoped for a more glamorous appointment, many have praised the move as pragmatic and necessary. Social media buzzed with fans describing Dyche as a “steady hand” and “a manager who won’t accept excuses.”
Looking Ahead
Dyche’s first task will be to rebuild confidence in the squad and chase down Celtic in the Premiership title race. His trademark emphasis on work ethic and defensive structure could provide the stability Rangers have been lacking in recent months.
For a club desperate to avoid further setbacks, Dyche’s arrival signals a new era — one built on discipline, grit, and a burning desire to reclaim silverware.
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