Beale is expected to deliver an immediate upturn in results following the international break.
Rangers chairman John Bennett will resist calls to sack Michael Beale during the international break despite the outpouring of fan fury following Sunday’s Old Firm defeat.
But while Bennett is determined to give Beale the benefit of the doubt in the short term, the Ibrox hierarchy are unlikely to allow the error-prone start to Beale’s first full season in charge to continue indefinitely. Which means the increasingly beleaguered boss will have to deliver an immediate upturn in results when the campaign restarts with an away trip to face St Johnstone in the league in 10 days’ time.
But having personally backed the manager’s massive rebuild over the summer, Bennett will be banking on Beale riding out that storm and going on to establish calm before the turn of the year.
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