Rangers products 'flying' off the shelves despite one questionable call - report

Rangers have been questioned over the newly released 125 Heritage Collection kit, which is flying off the shelves, according to the Daily Mail.

The special kit was released to commemorate 125 years of history at Ibrox, and the long-sleeved blue outfield shirt has already been sold out.

Jack Butland was seen sporting the yellow goalkeeping strip, but the Light Blues have no plans of retailing it, which has raised questions over the point of it.

Rangers have disappointed fans this season

The Ibrox faithful are seemingly unhappy about the replica goalkeeping shirt being unavailable, and it makes no sense for the club not to sell those despite Butland being pictured in one.

But the Rangers supporters have seen much bigger disappointments this season, one of them being the 3-0 loss to Celtic in the Scottish Premiership on 1 September.

What has also been concerning for fans is the fact that there seems to be a lack of structure in the hierarchy of the Bears, who are without a CEO and chairman.

John Gilligan is currently acting as an interim, but the decision not to sack Philippe Clement after the poor start to the season suggests a lack of leadership at the top.

The Belgian head coach is on thin ice at the moment, with Rangers not performing up to standards and nine points off the top of the table going into the November international break.

Clement might have brought himself time after the 1-0 victory over Hearts in the league on 10 November, but the display wasn’t encouraging, and it feels like it’s only a matter of time before the 50-year-old will be let go at Ibrox.

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