IT'S A TEEN GAME

As Rohl starts to look to new season it's clear Light Blues fans are head over heels for Moore

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THERE'S work to be done this season but Danny Rohl is allowing himself to peer into the distance.

Sitting down with a grin on his face after Saturday night's dismantling of an awful Aberdeen side, the Ibrox gaffer revealed he and the club’s moneymen have already met up to discuss how to spend Andrew Cavenagh’s pile of dollars ahead of the new campaign.

He said: “You can be convinced that we started this week to prepare for the summer. We are in a good position, we are very clear what we want.

“It's also helpful now we have the idea of how I want to play football.”

The men at the top of the marble staircase might be on board with his vision for the future but for the punters, some are still scrambling to work out what Rohl-ball is supposed to actually look like.

For a good many, it appears the German's main approach has been to simply bludgeon opponents into submission with a team made up of imposing monsters and towering giants.

He admitted himself ahead of the Dons demolition job that pretty performances mean nothing if they don't lead to points. And with a needs-must mantra, Rohl has set about keeping Rangers in this title race any way he can, even if it's not always pleasing on the eye.

But the former Sheffield Wednesday gaffer has grander designs for his side next term.

He’s hoping with the benefit of a full preseason and his own signings, he can construct a side that shows more, much more, than this season's fixer-upper.