The pressure cooker at Ibrox just hit boiling point.
According to veteran Scottish football voice Hugh Keevins, a disgusted Rangers supporter contacted him from – get this – a bomb shelter in Bahrain amid global chaos, unleashing fury over Danny Rohl's tenure.
The claim? If Celtic knock Rangers out of the Scottish Cup this Sunday, the Ibrox faithful won't just be disappointed... they'll be utterly repulsed.Keevins' searing Saturday column in the Daily Record drops like a grenade: fans are already on edge after that gut-wrenching 2-2 league draw where Rangers blew a 2-0 lead. Rohl's side dominated the first half, silenced the doubters temporarily, then collapsed.
Now, with Martin O'Neill's Celtic arriving at Ibrox for the quarter-final rematch, the stakes couldn't be higher.Rohl himself admitted the title race still has legs ("nine games to go, no time to be disappointed"), but sources whisper the board has quietly decided against sacking him – even if Celtic win.
Yet the fanbase isn't so patient. Social media is ablaze: some supporters demand instant silverware ("Rangers have to lift something this season"), others point to the lack of leaders when pressure mounts.
One caller on Clyde SSB ripped into Keevins for bias, but the veteran insists he "senses" deep disgruntlement.Rohl's pre-match comments added fuel: he wants to keep the 7,500 Hoops fans quiet and believes his side has the belief to do it. But after questioning Celtic's tactics and depth, he's walking a tightrope.
Kris Boyd isn't convinced Rohl's a winner yet – this cup tie could define his Ibrox legacy.If Celtic pull off the upset? Expect banners, boos, and perhaps worse.
The German arrived with promise, but Old Firm failure has ended many managerial reigns.
Is Rohl next? Or can he silence the critics – and the away end – with a famous victory?The Ibrox faithful demand answers. Sunday could decide if "disgust" turns into full-blown revolt.
