Rangers chairman Andrew Cavanagh tells a club meeting that failure has become ingrained at Ibrox, saying the team has become used to finishing second or worse over the past 15 years. He also acknowledges that this lack of success has “seeped through” different parts of the club.
The report frames the comments as part of wider discussion about where Rangers are now and what needs to change. While all outlets covered the same core remarks, they primarily focus on Cavanagh’s candid assessment of recent performance rather than providing detailed new information on tactics or staffing. Coverage also references an update on new signings, but does not break down specific names or terms in the material provided.
Overall, the sources agree that the chairman is delivering an internal message about accountability and a need to reverse a prolonged period of underachievement, alongside ongoing transfer activity to strengthen the squad.
