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Rangers Chairman: Disappointment Fuels Future Success
29 May
Summary
- Chairman Cavenagh admits a trophyless season left a bitter taste.
- He remains fully committed despite significant investment.
- Disappointment serves as motivation for future achievements.
Chairman Andrew Cavenagh has affirmed his unwavering commitment to Rangers, stating the club occupies his thoughts extensively despite a disappointing trophyless first year. A consortium, co-led by Cavenagh and 49ers Enterprises, acquired a majority stake in the Glasgow club a year ago. This period saw the appointment and subsequent dismissal of a head coach, alongside changes in key executive roles.
Although the team's new manager managed a title challenge, Rangers ultimately finished third in the Scottish Premiership. Cavenagh described the season as "incredibly disappointing," leaving "a terrible taste in everyone's mouths." Despite significant player investment, he confirmed no personal doubts about his involvement. He emphasized that the club's deep impact motivates him and others involved, transforming disappointment into fuel for future achievements and ensuring success will be more rewarding.
Cavenagh believes the recent setbacks will spur the team forward, driving them towards their objectives and making future victories more significant. The challenges faced this season, he noted, provide a strong impetus for the club's onward journey.
