Chat around the Rangers boss has been rife this week in the aftermath of derby day disappointment.
A bizarre four-man list has been aired if Rangers ever need a new manager - but talk over who's next after Michael Beale has been deemed a disrespect to the current boss.
One such punter phoned up Go Radio and put a bonkers four-man shortlist forward for Rangers to consider. Former Tottenham boss Harry Redknapp, Celta Vigo's Rafa Benitez, St Johnstone's cup-winning double boss Callum Davidson and Livingston gaffer David Martindale. Redknapp was the first choice pick and the caller told pundit Leanne Crichton he'd rather have her in charge, currently coaching with the Motherwell Women's side currently.
"Rafa Benitez I don't think would either, Callum Davidson I don't think at this stage coming off he back of a sacking would get the job and I don't think anybody is going to give David Martindale as harsh as it sounds to coach at a higher level, and I don't agree with that as I think he does a really good job at Livingston. Based on the job he does at Livi, I think that is a fit that goes well and I don't know if he could replicate that at another club.
The caller said he wasn't and that the only wind-up was Beale remaining in post. Moore was then accused of wanting Beale to remain as he is a 'friend' as an angry rant was launched. The pundit responded: "Michael Beale is currently in the role and knows exactly what is going to keep him in the job and what is going to lose him the job.
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