Rangers and Ferguson as 17-ball ace may miss the action now

According to the new update, which will be linked to Barry Ferguson, there may not be a “significant” 17 target players for the rest of the season.

The Wanderer won Fenerbahce and Celtic under Ferguson

Gers are still defeating the Celtics 3-2 in the Scottish Premier League after Hamza Igamane’s late title at Parkhead, initially leading 2-0.

While the results may not necessarily have a huge impact on the grand scheme of this season’s championship battle, it further proves that the Wanderers are heading in the right direction for Ferguson, who is temporarily in charge.

The Scots brought his side to the quarterfinals of the Europa League after a penalty shootout at Ibrox last Thursday, and he will now dream of finding the job permanently.

If the Wanderers have been going all the way through Europe this season, Ferguson will only have more calls in the long run, which promises to be an exciting ending for this campaign. Now, new blows about key players have emerged and the boss doesn’t want to hear them.

Rangers may lose 8 games

according to Daily records [via Ibrox News]Rangers attacker Vaclav Cerny could miss as many as eight games as Celtic fans squirt water on Celtic fans after Sunday’s win goal.

A ban appears to be the way for 27 years old, and while there may be only two games, there is no guarantee that there will be no more. But he would only miss domestic fixtures, not the Europa League outing.

Cerny has been a key player for the Rangers throughout the season, so Ferguson will sweat as he doesn’t play in a series of league games.

The Czech team has a total of 17 goals in the league – six in the Europa League – with four assists, while Philippe Clement, who is working on Ibrox at the same time, said:

“Vaclav showed a lot of calm in his moments and it was exactly what I wanted to see more and more from the team. He was working hard for the team and the club. He was a player who was just in the building and people forgot that; some players took six months to adapt to a new environment. In this way, he had done something really good, he had done something really good to make the club more important. The club became even more important.”

Hopefully the authorities don’t feel that Celny’s behavior at Parkhead deserves a long-term ban – arguably what he did isn’t too malicious – but if not, other attackers need to step up in his absence.