Twitter favorite Steven Gerrard angry after criticism from Rangers fan

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You might expect Rangers fans to be happy after a 2-1 win over Hibernian, but coach Michael Beale had to hit back against a fan.

The Gers fell behind against Hibs on Sunday as Kevin Nisbet put the visitors ahead at Ibrox.

Kemar Roofe trailed Rangers in the second half after Ryan Porteous was sent off, and Alfredo Morelos won for Gers.

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The Rangers lead the standings after eight games. They have lost only once and drawn only once, winning six of their eight league games.

Have Steven Gerrards’ men been at their best this season? Definitely not, they look slow compared to last season.

Still, the Rangers are the favorites for the league title and must stick together in order to generate momentum and a positive atmosphere.

One fan was still not happy after Sunday’s victory and took to Twitter to criticize first-team coach Michael Beale.

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Criticism for specific trainers always seems a little odd. As fans, it’s hard to really know what coaches are up to on a daily basis, so coming up with them often seems misinformed.

Still, Beale received this review on Sunday and decided that was enough, he wanted to have his own say.

The Rangers coach highlighted the Rangers’ good home and domestic records under the leadership of Steven Gerrard, the man who brought Beale to Ibrox.

Beale then urged the fan in question to support the players rather than trying to spread negativity, with the Rangers needing everyone to shoot in the same direction.

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22 home league wins out of the last 23 league losses and 1 in 47 games. How about supporting the players? https://t.co/FrUGQQI2Gl

Michael Beale (@MichaelBeale) October 3, 2021

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