Questions are being asked of Danny Rohl at Rangers, especially after the 2-2 draw against Celtic in the Scottish Premiership.
Rangers dropped points against Livingston, who sit at the bottom of the table, and also struggled against Motherwell and Hibs, games which ended as draws.
After beating Hearts 4-2, the Gers were in the driving seat to win the league, but now find themselves six points behind the league leaders.
Ewen Cameron thinks Danny Rohl should be sacked if Rangers fail to win a trophy
STV Radio host Ewen Cameron believes that Rohl does not deserve to be at the Light Blues if they fail to win a trophy this season.
The German took over mid-season and has done a tremendous job thus far to get the team back in the mix for the league title.
However, that is not enough for Cameron, as he believes that if Rohl does not win the Scottish Cup or the Scottish Premiership, he should be shown the door by the owners.
The commentator does not see the Gers winning the league, so he believes that the only way the German saves his job is by beating Celtic on Sunday and winning the next two cup games.
He said on STV: “The result was so damaging for Rangers. I’m going to call it now. They are not winning the league. I don’t think they have the mentality for it. If Rangers come away from this season trophyless, Danny Rohl should be sacked.”
Will Rohl be sacked by Andrew Cavenagh?
After Andrew Cavenagh and his consortium, along with the 49ers Enterprises, completed their takeover, the first managerial appointment of Russell Martin proved to be a failure.
They acted quickly and parted ways with him and soon after, Patrick Stewart and Kevin Thelwell were also shown the door.
Cavenagh and most of the Gers board members will not have expected the team to be in this position when they hired Rohl, and the manager deserves credit for that.
Even if Rangers finish third, they are expected to stick with the manager as he has done a good job at galvanising the team.
However, he will not be able to demand whatever he wants in comparison to if he wins the league, so that is something that needs to be considered.
Parting ways with the manager at the end of the season does not seem to be an option.
