Rangers fans are delighted with one thing Danny Rohl said | OneFootball

Danny Rohl Rangers head coach first words as Rangers boss have already shown more warmth and leadership than Russell Martin ever managed. The new man spoke of unity, standards and belief, addressing the fans directly and stressing the need for hard work and connection. It was refreshing to hear ‘we’ instead of ‘I’, a simple shift that signals respect for the Rangers support and an understanding of what this club truly means. Yet words only go so far, and results must now back them up.

A welcome change in tone

Rohl has wasted no time presenting himself as part of the Rangers family. He called the club incredible, the support demanding, and the task a privilege. His language has power because it includes everyone. He recognises that Rangers fans are not passive spectators but active participants in the club’s story. By saying “we start straight away”, Rohl immediately positioned himself beside the players and supporters. It is a tone Rangers badly needed after Martin’s cold and detached reign that alienated the stands.

Understanding the Rangers demand

Every coach who takes this job must quickly learn that Rangers expect to win every match. Rohl seems to grasp this reality. He stated clearly that victories matter above all else and that there is no time for excuses. He spoke of attacking football, high pressing and intensity, all wrapped in ambition and urgency. Most of all, he stressed that supporters deserve to see effort and entertainment in return for their loyalty. That sentiment has gone down well because it feels authentic, not scripted. Rangers supporters will always forgive flaws if they see passion and commitment from the touchline and on the pitch.

Talk is cheap

Still, even with all his promising words, no Rangers manager survives long without proof. The club’s recent history is littered with speeches that faded once the real work began. Rohl told Reuters that he knows how hard the start of the season has been but promised to give everything to turn it around. He told the Guardian that he loves the pressure and the expectations because they match his own standards. Sky Sports also highlighted his insistence on urgency and the demand for instant results.

For now, though, Rohl’s arrival has lifted some of the gloom. He has reintroduced hope, humility and belief, the very things Rangers stand for. Now it is time for Danny Rohl Rangers head coach to deliver.