Rangers boss McInnes 'not a fan' of extended break
Rangers manager Derek McInnes has publicly stated he is 'not a fan' of the extended break in the football calendar, voicing concern about the disruption it causes to team rhythm and match sharpness. His comments come as Rangers navigate a period of inactivity, with fixtures set to resume after the layoff. The remarks highlight a recurring tension between scheduling demands — such as international windows or cup rescheduling — and managers' preferences for consistent playing rhythms.
Read the full story at bbc.co.ukDerek McInnes's public criticism of the upcoming break is a familiar refrain from managers who feel rhythm is more important than rest. For Rangers, the concern is less about fatigue and more about losing competitive edge at a potentially pivotal stretch of the season. How the team responds immediately after the break will be the real test of whether his worries are justified.
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