Andrew Cavanagh, Rangers' chairman, has acknowledged the club's tendency to settle for second place or worse over the past 15 years, admitting that this culture of defeat has permeated every aspect of the organization. This revelation came during the club's shareholders' meeting, where officials also announced plans to sign three to five new players in the current transfer window.
Furthermore, the appointment of Derek McInnes was likened to that of Jurgen Klopp, the former Liverpool manager. The club has also sought clarification on a penalty decision in their recent 2-1 loss to Hibernian, highlighting concerns over refereeing. Key club figures, including Paraag Marathe from the San Francisco 49ers, executive director Fraser Thornton, and CEO Jim Gillespie, addressed various issues and responded to shareholder inquiries.