The legendary Ibrox captain is counting down the days until domestic action resumes

Barry Ferguson argues that Rangers manager Derek McInnes must deliver a quick five-minute reminder to refocus his squad once they return from the international break. Ferguson believes the break arrived at a poor time following a six-game winning streak, which included a derby victory over Celtic at Parkhead and qualification for the League Cup semi-finals against Aberdeen.
Ferguson notes that 13 Rangers players were called up for international duty, which he views as clear proof of the club's rapid progress. However, he emphasizes that the team must quickly reset, remember the work ethic that put them two points off the league summit, and prepare properly for their upcoming home match against Kilmarnock.
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