Let’s Talk Rangers Podcast

In this episode of Let's Talk Rangers, Kyle and Ross discuss which Rangers players deserve more opportunities under Derek McInnes, as competition for places continues to grow during the club's impressive seven-match winning run.
The pair debate whether the likes of Vanja Dragojevic, Badredine Bouanani and Tuur Rommens should be given more chances to impress, and how McInnes can balance squad rotation with maintaining Rangers' winning momentum.
Attention also turns to Rangers' recruitment strategy following a new TransferRoom study highlighting the exceptional potential of Dragojevic and Olwethu Makhanya. Kyle and Ross discuss whether Rangers are finally getting their recruitment right and the importance of developing young players who could become valuable assets for the club.
They also reflect on the growing standards and mentality under McInnes following the 3-1 victory over Kilmarnock, before looking ahead to Saturday's trip to Dundee, discussing potential changes to the starting XI, tactical decisions and their score predictions as Rangers aim for eight consecutive victories.

In this episode of Let's Talk Rangers, Kyle is joined by Lewis to discuss Rangers' 3-1 victory over Kilmarnock at Ibrox, as Derek McInnes' side made it seven consecutive wins and continued their impressive run of form.
The pair analyse Rangers' clinical first-half performance, another two goals from Ryan Naderi and Kevin Kelsy's growing influence, as the two strikers continue to develop a promising partnership in attack.
They also discuss the disappointing second-half performance, whether Rangers' drop in intensity should be a concern, and the high standards being demanded by Derek McInnes and his players despite another important victory.
Attention then turns to the impressive performances of Kim Minsu and Djeidi Gassama, the growing influence of Dan Neil and Nicolas Raskin in midfield, and why Ivor Pandur could be one of Rangers' most important summer signings.
Finally, Kyle and Lewis look ahead to Rangers' upcoming fixtures, including Dundee and Hearts away from home, and discuss whether McInnes' side can maintain their momentum and continue building a genuine Scottish Premiership title challenge.

In this Let's Talk Rangers Match Reaction, Ross is here to react to Rangers' 3-1 win over Kilmarnock in the Scottish Premiership with two goals from Ryan Naderi and another from Kevin Kelsy.

In this episode of Let’s Talk Rangers, Kyle and Ross look ahead to Rangers’ return from the international break as Derek McInnes’ side prepare to face Kilmarnock at Ibrox, looking to continue the momentum from their impressive back-to-back Old Firm victories over Celtic.
The pair discuss a potentially crucial run of fixtures for Rangers and whether McInnes’ side should be targeting maximum points to put themselves in a strong position to challenge for the Scottish Premiership title. They also assess whether Rangers can capitalise on a favourable schedule and potentially move to the top of the league.
Attention then turns to Rangers’ recent improvement under McInnes, including six consecutive victories, just one goal conceded in six matches, and whether the team's newfound defensive solidity can provide the foundation for a genuine title challenge.
Kyle and Ross also discuss where Rangers must improve in attack, the importance of Kevin Kelsy finding consistent goals, and whether the likes of Kim Min-su and Ryan Naderi can help Rangers turn narrow victories into more convincing performances.
Finally, they preview Saturday’s clash with Kilmarnock, discuss Cammy Devlin’s injury setback, the latest team news and potential selection decisions, before giving their predicted Rangers XI and score predictions.

In this episode of Let’s Talk Rangers, Kyle and Ross take a closer look at Rangers’ summer signings and debate which new arrival has made the biggest impact so far under Derek McInnes.
They look back at the summer recruitment, discuss which players have surprised them most, and debate who can currently be considered Rangers’ standout signing following the team’s impressive recent run of form.
The podcast also analyses the performances of Olwethu Makhanya, Dan Neil, Ivor Pandur and Kim Minsu, looks at the qualities Kevin Kelsy has brought to the Rangers attack, and discusses which of the summer arrivals could still have another level to come.

In this episode of Let’s Talk Rangers, Kyle and Craig discuss the growing momentum around Rangers heading into the international break and whether Derek McInnes now has the foundations of a side capable of mounting a genuine title challenge. The pair look at whether Rangers finally have a more settled starting XI, the importance of the Dan Neil and Nicolas Raskin midfield partnership, and the increased competition for places across the squad. They also discuss Raskin’s recent comments about being mentally ready to leave the club during the summer and whether his impressive form could change his Rangers future. Kyle and Craig also debate what Rangers still need to improve if they are to sustain their current run, whether the squad now has enough depth to cope across the season, and what separates a strong run of form from a genuine title challenge. Finally, they look ahead to the international break, the Rangers players away with their countries and whether the break has come at a good time or risks disrupting the momentum that has been built.

In this episode of Let’s Talk Rangers, Kyle and Craig look back on another huge Old Firm victory as Rangers beat Celtic 1-0 at Celtic Park to make it back-to-back derby wins under Derek McInnes.
The pair discuss the personality and edge McInnes has brought back to Rangers, how his side are now controlling games on their own terms, and the defensive solidity that saw Celtic limited to just two shots on target across 180 minutes. They also look at Dujon Sterling’s performance, Rangers’ high defensive line, their dominance in the air and the importance of winning first and second balls.
Further forward, they discuss the growing threat from the edge of the box through Dan Neil and Kim Min-su, why Rangers are now better positioned to attack second phases, and the role that Djeidi Gassama and Ryan Naderi are playing in McInnes’ system. They also look at how Min-su and Kevin Kelsy complement the front line and why Rangers now appear to have several different ways to hurt teams.
Finally, Kyle and Craig debate whether this has now gone beyond a good run of form and whether Rangers are beginning to develop a clear, sustainable identity under McInnes.

In this Let's Talk Rangers Match Reaction, Kyle and Ross are here to react to Rangers' 1-0 Old Firm win over Celtic at Parkhead.

In this episode of Let’s Talk Rangers, Ross and Lewis look ahead to another huge Old Firm clash against Celtic, as Rangers travel to Celtic Park looking to build on their emphatic victory at Ibrox.
The pair discuss how Derek McInnes should approach Sunday’s game, whether Rangers should stick with the tactical plan that worked so effectively last weekend, and how Celtic could adapt after being completely nullified in the Premier Sports Cup quarter-final.
They also debate whether James Penrice should move into midfield again, if Rangers should continue with two strikers, and whether changes could be made to give the team even more threat in transition.
Finally, Ross and Lewis discuss the growing belief and momentum around Rangers following the 3-0 win, what another strong Old Firm performance could mean for the season, before giving their predicted XI and predictions for Sunday.

In this episode of Let’s Talk Rangers, Ross and Craig discuss Rangers’ dominant 3-0 victory over Celtic at Ibrox in the Premier Sports Cup quarter-final and ask whether it was the club’s best Old Firm performance in years.
The pair analyse an outstanding captain’s performance from Dan Neil, including his two brilliant goals, and discuss the tactical masterclass from Derek McInnes that allowed Rangers to completely nullify Celtic and control the game.
They also assess the terrific individual performances from James Penrice, Ryan Naderi, Kevin Kelsy and Olwethu Makhanya, and why so many Rangers players delivered when it mattered most.
Finally, Ross and Craig discuss what a statement Old Firm victory like this could do for Rangers’ season, the growing belief around McInnes and his squad, and whether Rangers can use it as a platform to build real momentum.