Derek McInnes sets out his standards at first Rangers press conference
The new Rangers manager spoke about responsibility, standards and giving supporters a team they can believe in as he began the task of resetting expectations.
Tom Hartley
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Derek McInnes used his first Rangers press conference to set out his expectations, speaking about responsibility, standards and giving supporters a team they can believe in.
The new manager struck a measured tone as he began the task of resetting expectations at a club seeking renewed direction.
Background
McInnes arrives with a clear remit to restore consistency and identity, and his opening remarks framed leadership and accountability as central to the rebuild.
Setting the tone
Emphasising standards and connection with the support, the manager signalled the culture he intends to build during his tenure.
What happens next
Attention now turns to McInnes's first decisions on squad and style, with supporters keen to see how his words translate into performances on the pitch.
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