'Difficult' - Four Lads issues verdict on King v Park war amid Rangers backroom chaos

Four Lads’ Stevie Clifford does not want to see a war between Dave King and Douglas Park as they aim to seek control over Rangers.

The Daily Record reported on 16 September that Park is expected to oppose King returning as the chairman of the club.

King is understood to be keen on making his return to Ibrox and has urged fans to be the ones to make the decision rather than the board.

Clifford wrote in the Rangers Review on 20 September: “King’s statements this week and his wish to come back as chairman gave me mixed emotions. The stuff he said rings true and part of you wants to go ‘Give him it, let him sort it out’. But the other part of me wants to ask so many questions surrounding the decisions King made and how he left.

“That doesn’t make me anti-King, or even anti-board. I also think, though, it’s fair to say that there have been so many instances that caused the support to question the many decisions that have put the club in a difficult position. What I don’t want is a King versus Park war in public. This club urgently needs stability and to make the right key appointments off the field to give us leadership.

“Those in charge, need to ‘Park’ their egos and do the best for the club so that the fans can get behind this team and manager and focus their energy on winning matches. It’s important we get these key decisions right.”

Rangers fans have every right to voice their opinions on such decisions

Gers supporters rightly deserve a voice in club governance because recent years have demonstrated that decisions made without fan consultation have often led to instability and poor outcomes.

The disconnect between the boardroom and the stands has not only bred dissatisfaction but has also arguably contributed to the club’s struggles both on and off the pitch.

Fans, being the lifeblood of any club, bring a unique perspective that combines passion with a keen understanding of what has historically worked or failed for Rangers.

When fans are involved in decision-making, there’s a higher likelihood of decisions resonating with the club’s heritage and expectations, potentially leading to better managerial appointments, transfer strategies and overall club management.

This involvement fosters a sense of ownership and responsibility among fans, which can translate into greater support and atmosphere during matches, elements crucial for success.

King is playing into this exact sentiment in the hope that it may help get him back into the hot seat at Ibrox.

In other Rangers news, an Ibrox source has issued an update on Philippe Clement’s potential sacking with two new backroom arrivals on the cards.

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