Hugh Keevins reckons European defeats don't matter in the long run as fans' world begins and ends with d

Daily Record columnist Hugh Keevins argues that Rangers' lack of European football could ultimately benefit their domestic campaign. Reflecting on manager Derek McInnes's comments about paying player wages during an extended international break following a win over Kilmarnock, Keevins believes the club can offset European financial losses by winning the Scottish Premiership.
Keevins states that domestic success matters more to supporters than continental runs, highlighting a growing resentment toward international breaks. He notes that Rangers fans may prefer domestic title focus over European competition, which could help them finish above rivals Celtic.
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