Why Rangers fans are angry and what the club must do to placate their disillusioned supporters.
Discontent has been the common noise surrounding Rangers and their supporters this season and it came to an unprecedented head on Sunday.
The disaffected supporters were from the 'Union Bears', the group of fans who usually make the loudest noise inside Ibrox by singing and beating drums. Rangers conceded a goal during the exit but still won 3-1. It is a victory that is not going to appease any of those who left, though, or indeed many of the fans who stayed given their side are 15 points behind Celtic in the table.
The review started on Monday, with an independent company overseeing the task - which will last between six weeks and three months. Rangers have had their fingers burnt with their recruitment, as the likes of Danilo, Cyriel Dessers, Sam Lammers and Ben Davies have arrived for significant outlay but failed to become key players.
But Stewart did not rule out the appointment of a sporting director, suggesting he may look to the findings of the review for an indication as to whether such a position would be beneficial for the club.
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