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The Ibrox side are on the hunt for a new boss after Michael Beale was sacked last week and the former Scotland international feels the task may have been too big for the Englishman.
Writing in his Daily Mail column, he said:"In hindsight, it was an enormous ask for Michael Beale, a rookie manager, to take over at a giant club like Rangers.
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