In this episode of Let’s Talk Rangers, Kyle and Ross react to Rangers’ underwhelming 0-0 draw away to Hibs at Easter Road and ask why the performance felt so flat after recent momentum under Danny Röhl. They discuss the lack of tempo, urgency and risk-taking in possession, how Rangers made it too comfortable for Hibs, and why Jack Butland (and a big defensive display from Manny Fernandez) helped salvage a point. There’s also a debate on Thelo Aasgaard's influence in games like this, plus early thoughts on the new signings — Tochi Chukwuani’s physical impact and ball-winning, and why it’s still too early to judge Andreas Skov Olsen despite the growing expectations. With the January window closing, the conversation turns to whether Rangers must add another creative attacker (and possibly a striker) to sustain a title push, including discussion on the Cameron Archer links and what profile Rangers should prioritise late in the market. Finally, Kyle and Ross respond to fan debate around recruitment — if Rangers are prepared to spend on links like Ryan Naderi, why not move for a proven SPFL scorer like Tawanda Maswanhise?

In this episode of Let’s Talk Rangers, Kyle and Ross react to Rangers rejecting major January bids, including a £13m offer from Fenerbahce for Youssef Chermiti and a £10m loan-to-buy proposal for Djeidi Gassama from Monaco. They discuss what these decisions say about Rangers’ ambition and willingness to back Danny Röhl. The episode also covers growing interest in Manny Fernandez from Bayer Leverkusen and Borussia Dortmund, plus fresh links to Ryan Naderi from Hansa Rostock, with Rangers and Rostock reportedly apart on valuation. There’s a full rundown of possible outgoings, including Danilo, Joe Rothwell, Rabbi Matondo and Oliver Antman. We finish with a look ahead to Rangers’ final Europa League match against Porto and what Röhl should prioritise heading into the run-in.

In this episode of Let’s Talk Rangers, Kyle and Ross break down Rangers’ 3–0 win over Dundee at Ibrox, making it eight wins in a row under Danny Rohl and keeping the title momentum alive. James Tavernier’s 100th Rangers goal, plus late strikes from Danilo and Gassama, sealed an important result. The discussion focuses on Rangers’ performance levels, Tochi Chukwuani’s influence in midfield, concerns around Bojan Miovski, and whether attacking reinforcements are still needed before the January transfer window closes. There’s also praise for Manny Fernandez’s defensive form, a look at the title race picture, and talk of possible loan-market options, including Joel Piroe.

In this episode of Let’s Talk Rangers, Kyle and Ross discuss what Rangers must do before the January transfer window closes, following a 5–0 Scottish Cup win over Annan. They debate whether Bojan Miovski’s hat-trick changes Rangers’ need to sign a striker, or if attacking reinforcements are still essential. The conversation also looks at Tochi Chukwuani’s debut, what his physical profile adds to midfield, and why Thelo Aasgaard's form and confidence could be crucial in the second half of the season. Attention then turns to squad management, with discussion on which fringe players Rangers need to move on to free space and flexibility in the window. There’s also debate around Tawanda Maswanhise as a possible SPFL profile worth considering. The episode finishes with a look ahead to Ludogorets in the Europa League and why Rangers’ priority must be maintaining league momentum as the title race tightens.

In this episode of Let’s Talk Rangers, Kyle and Ross discuss Rangers’ expected move for Andreas Skov Olsen and the growing questions around James Tavernier’s future as the January window gathers pace. They react to the signing of Tuur Rommens, assess what Skov Olsen could add to Rangers’ attack, and debate what a potential Tavernier exit would mean for the squad and leadership group. The episode also covers possible loan moves for Lyall Cameron and Findlay Curtis, before looking ahead to Rangers’ upcoming match against Annan.

In this episode of Let’s Talk Rangers, Kyle and Ross discuss Rangers’ momentum continuing in the title race and react to fresh links with Andreas Skov Olsen, a winger who could add the attacking quality Rangers need for the run-in. We look back on Rangers’ 2–0 win over Aberdeen at Pittodrie, highlighting the midfield control of Raskin and Diomande, the improving form of Thelo Aasgaard, and the growing partnership of John Souttar and Manny Fernandez. There’s also frustration at a major VAR decision that disallowed a Rangers set-piece goal, before focusing on Rangers’ ongoing set-piece threat under Scott Fry, plus a composed Tavernier penalty to seal the win. The second half of the podcast turns to January business and transfer speculation, including Kieron Bowie, Sunderland pair Dan Neil and Romaine Mundle, and what these links say about Rangers’ plans to strengthen the attack.

In this episode of Let’s Talk Rangers, we break down the latest January transfer developments and what they say about Rangers’ intent to back Röhl. We analyse the reported £3m agreement for Belgian left back Tuur Rommens and the £4m bid lodged for Danish midfielder Tochi Chukwuani, looking at their backgrounds, playing styles, and whether these are the right profiles to move the team forward. We also discuss the fees involved and whether this early business represents a clear statement of intent from the club. What that could mean for the current squad, and a look ahead to the upcoming Aberdeen game.

In this episode of Let’s Talk Rangers, Ross and Kyle react to Rangers’ 3–1 Old Firm win over Celtic at Parkhead and discuss what the result means for the title race.

They analyse why Rangers struggled in the first half, the tactical and personnel changes Danny Röhl made at half time, and how goals from Youssef Chermiti and Mikey Moore turned the game around. The podcast also looks at Dujon Sterling’s role, Rangers’ growing momentum, and why backing Röhl in January is now crucial.