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Shock Ally McCoist prediction a nightmare for Rangers and Scottish football
Rangers may have beaten Kilmarnock on Sunday, but their prospects in the William Hill Premiership still look bleak.
Stuart Kettlewell’s team travelled to Ibrox on 26 October, but the Gers had too much quality for them by the end of the 90 minutes.
Danny Rohl was happy to get his first win against Kilmarnock, with the German manager facing disappointment in the Europa League after the 3-0 loss to Brann.
Celtic’s loss to Hearts added to the delight in G51, but it may not bode well for the future of football in Scotland
Hearts to win William Hill Premiership if Rangers and Celtic’s demise continues
Ally McCoist predicts Hearts could potentially win the William Hill Premiership this season, but that may come at a cost.
From a neutral perspective, a new champion in Scottish football that isn’t the Gers or Celtic after 40 years would be a good thing, but that would mean the continuation of struggles at Ibrox and Parkhead.
The Light Blues’ icon feels that for the Jambos to finally break the duopoly in Scotland, the two Glaswegian outfits’ demise may need to go on, which will ultimately hurt football in the country.
McCoist added: “What will it take to happen? They’re going to have to continue on the remarkable run they’re on. They will probably have to strengthen in the January window. And most importantly, they’re going to have to enjoy the continued demise of Rangers and Celtic, which isn’t good for Scottish football.”
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The Hoops haven’t been at their vintage best in recent months, leaving the door open for the Gers to finally win the league title
As things stand, Hearts are leading the league table after eight wins and one draw in nine matches, with the Light Blues 13 points behind them.
Derek McInnes’ team have cemented themselves as favourites for the title after opening up an eight-point gap with Celtic, and an exciting race is well and truly underway.
Danny Rohl was handed plenty of encouragement by his Rangers team in their 3-1 win over Kilmarnock on Sunday.
The Gers finally recorded their first home win of the Premiership campaign, in what was a much-needed three points at Ibrox.
Rohl is already building a relationship with the Rangers fans, despite the fact that many were initially sceptical about his lack of top-level managerial experience when he was first appointed.
The difficult games are coming thick and fast for the Govan outfit, with clashes against Hibernian and Celtic coming up this week, and one particular star has surely already sealed his place in the team.
However, that certainly won’t be the case moving forward if the defender can continue to perform in a similar manner to his display against Kilmarnock this weekend.
The centre-back has played every single minute of the Gers’ last three Premiership outings, but his performance this time around was undoubtedly his best yet.
He got on the end of James Tavernier’s free-kick to put his team ahead with an excellent header in the 15th minute, but it was his actions at the other end of the pitch that will have caught Rohl’s attention.
