n this episode of Let’s Talk Rangers, Kyle and Ross react to the news that James Tavernier will leave Rangers at the end of the season after 11 years at Ibrox. They reflect on Tavernier’s incredible Rangers career, including over 500 appearances, more than 100 goals and assists from right-back, and his role as captain during some of the club’s biggest moments. The discussion looks back at key highlights such as the 55 title-winning season, the Europa League run to Seville, and some of Tavernier’s most memorable goals and performances in a Rangers shirt. Kyle and Ross also debate where Tavernier ranks among Rangers’ greatest right-backs, the criticism he faced throughout his time at the club, and whether time will lead to greater appreciation of his contribution. Finally, they discuss the timing of the announcement ahead of the title run-in and what the future could hold for Tavernier once he leaves Rangers.

In this episode of Let’s Talk Rangers, Kyle and Craig break down the key talking points as the title race builds momentum.

The discussion starts with Youssef Chermiti and whether his improving form could make him a decisive figure in the run-in, with strikers often defining how title races are won.

They then assess Bojan Miovski’s impact since Naderi’s injury and whether Rangers have maintained their attacking threat, before looking at Antman’s recent cameo and how his style compares to Skov Olsen within the current system.

Finally, the lads discuss the return of Rommens and the availability of Sterling, and whether that can give Rangers greater defensive stability at a crucial stage of the season.

In this episode of Let’s Talk Rangers, Ross and Craig take a deep dive into Danny Röhl’s league record since arriving at Rangers and examine just how impressive the numbers have been. With Rangers taking 60 points from 25 games and outperforming both Celtic and Hearts across goals scored, defensive record and goal difference, the discussion asks whether Röhl’s impact in the league has been slightly undervalued.

The podcast also looks at Rangers’ underlying performance data, including chance creation and xG metrics, which show a dramatic improvement since Röhl’s arrival. With Rangers now leading the league in attacking output and xGD over recent weeks, the panel debate whether the data supports the belief that Rangers are currently the strongest side in the division and capable of sustaining a title push.

Finally, the episode focuses on Nico Raskin following his recent comments about his role in the team, his early struggles under Russell Martin, and how Röhl’s system has helped him rediscover his best form. The discussion also explores Raskin’s preferred position in midfield and whether Rangers should look to build the team around him long-term.

In this episode of Let’s Talk Rangers, Kyle and Ross react to Rangers’ huge 6-3 comeback win over Falkirk, from a really poor first half to a dominant second-half performance that showed real belief, character and title-winning mentality. The discussion covers Rangers’ slow start, the individual errors that led to two poor goals conceded, and how Danny Röhl’s changes helped swing the game completely, with the 4-2-2-2 once again looking like the shape that best suits this squad. They also look at the growing momentum in attack, the impact of key performers like Nicolas Raskin, Youssef Chermiti and Bojan Miovski, and why this result could be a massive psychological blow to both Hearts and Celtic in the title race. With five games to go, the message is clear: back the manager, back the players, and believe.

In this episode of Let’s Talk Rangers, Kyle and Craig look ahead to the split and what promises to be one of the most open title races in recent years. With everyone playing everyone and only a few games left, they discuss whether the order of Rangers’ fixtures could play a decisive role in how the season finishes. The conversation also covers Miovski’s recent form and whether he can step up as a key player following Naderi’s rumoured injury, as well as a discussion around Skov Olsen and whether Rangers should look to make his move permanent. With pressure building and huge swings still to come, where does this leave Rangers heading into the run-in?

In this episode of Let’s Talk Rangers, Kyle and Ross break down the win over Dundee United, focusing on the overall control, attacking intent, and whether this is a team starting to properly hit form at the right time. The discussion also looks at Aasgaard’s performance, drifting in and out of the game but still playing a key role in three goals, highlighting the balance between influence, inconsistency, and delivering in key moments.

The conversation then turns to Rangers’ attacking output, with four goals from four different scorers, while also looking at the chances left behind, including opportunities Chermiti could have taken. The panel also discuss Röhl’s growing impact from the touchline, the effectiveness of his in-game changes, and the bigger picture of going from 8th to top of the league, even temporarily, showing the progress being made. Where does this result leave you feeling heading into the run-in?

In this episode of Let’s Talk Rangers, Kyle and Craig discuss Steven Gerrard admitting he regrets leaving Rangers too early. Gerrard reflects on his departure, saying he should have stayed longer to gain more experience, while also discussing the financial backing during his time at the club and the challenges of managing Alfredo Morelos. The conversation then turns to the current title race as Rangers return from the international break with seven huge games remaining in the Scottish Premiership season. The panel look at what Rangers must do to stay in the title hunt and whether this squad can deliver when it matters most.

In this episode of Let’s Talk Rangers, Kyle and Ross discuss whether Rangers should consider a permanent move for Nasser Djiga after his recent resurgence, and whether Wolves’ potential relegation could create an opportunity for a deal. They also analyse the expected departure of Rabbi Matondo to Brann and whether it’s a move that works for both the player and the club. The discussion then shifts to Rangers’ wide options and whether the squad still needs strengthening in the winger positions. With uncertainty around several players, is this an area Rangers must address in the next transfer window? There’s also a look at Rangers being linked again with Luke Graham, and whether the Dundee defender would be a signing for immediate impact or more of a long-term investment. Finally, the podcast debates Rangers’ overall transfer strategy and whether the club should move away from relying heavily on loan signings and focus more on building a settled squad through permanent deals.