Rohl recalls 'demanding' Ibrox environment

Danny Rohl, the former head coach of Rangers, reminisces about the demanding atmosphere at Ibrox stadium. Almost two months have passed since he left the Scottish club to join Austrian side RB Salzburg, where Derek McInnes currently takes charge. McInnes has struggled in his debut season, failing to secure a win in four matches. Rohl, who joined Rangers when the team was 13 points behind the league leaders the previous season, understands the pressure that comes with the role.

Rohl emphasizes the importance of consistency in maintaining success at Ibrox. He acknowledges that everyone involved with the club, from managers to players and staff, must navigate the high-pressure environment. No one can prepare for the unique challenges that come with managing a club like Rangers, as it is an entirely different experience from any other.

Rohl himself found success in Austria, leading Salzburg to a Europa League comeback against Pafos. They progressed 4-3 on aggregate after trailing 2-0 in the first leg. Rohl enjoys the anonymity in Salzburg compared to the intense scrutiny and fan expectations in Glasgow. Despite the intense three years he spent in Scotland, Rohl looks forward to exploring more of the city and spending time with his family in his new role.