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Robbie Thelwell still at Rangers despite confusion

Ibrox Noise understands reports claiming Robbie Thelwell has left Rangers are untrue. Despite claims online, sources close to the club confirm he remains in Govan. This follows our earlier update that Andrew Cavenagh had decided to keep Thelwell jnr for the time being. Yet soon after, another Rangers update suggested he had gone. That story, however, does not appear accurate.

Conflicting stories and fan reaction

The confusion has sparked frustration among Rangers supporters who expected clear communication from the board. Fans have grown tired of mixed messages and short-lived denials. They deserve better transparency from the leadership inside Ibrox. While Ibrox Noise reported that Cavenagh had kept faith in Robbie Thelwell, the later suggestion of his departure created unnecessary tension. Many supporters assumed this meant another behind-the-scenes shake-up was under way. Instead, the reality appears more mundane. Robbie Thelwell is still on Rangers’ payroll, at least for now.

The situation shows again how the club’s internal communication often fuels chaos. When different outlets contradict each other, fans lose faith. Cavenagh must understand that credibility comes only with consistency and honesty. The supporters’ patience wears thinner each time conflicting stories break.

Where this leaves Rangers now

For the moment, nothing changes at Auchenhowie. Robbie Thelwell continues his role under Cavenagh’s direction. That means his future depends on the same structure that remains in place since Kevin Thelwell’s sacking, first reported by The Guardian. Until Cavenagh completes his internal review, all appointments, including Robbie’s, stay active. That may not please everyone, but it keeps the current balance intact.

Rangers need stability off the pitch while Danny Röhl pushes forward on it. Constant uncertainty behind the scenes only undermines progress. Fans can accept time and patience when decisions make sense, but they will not tolerate silence or confusion. Leadership must show strength and a united front, as outlined by Sky Sports.

How long can this last

Cavenagh faces a test of authority. Keeping Robbie Thelwell might make sense now, yet it cannot last forever. The mood around Ibrox remains tense. Supporters want fresh ideas and accountability. For now, every sign suggests Robbie stays in post, but the long-term picture looks less secure.

Rangers have entered a defining phase under new control. Results on and off the pitch must improve. The confusion over Robbie Thelwell underlines the need for one clear voice leading this club forward, as even Rangers.co.uk made clear when confirming his initial appointment.