Michael Beale became the latest to suffer the consequences of Rangers’ poor form over the last year when he was given his marching orders following the 3-1 defeat to Aberdeen on Saturday.
As the likes Frank Lampard and Kevin Muscat enter the frame to be the next man in the Ibrox hotseat, we take a look at every Rangers manager over the last decade and, using their win ratio, ask the question - who has been the best?
5. Graeme Murty (caretaker) - 62.07%
The current Sunderland youth coach had two spells as caretaker manager and had an impressive win rate of 62.07% in his second spell, winning 18 of his 29 games in charge. Photo: SNS Group Craig Foy
6. Giovanni van Bronckhorst - 59.26%
He took Rangers all the way to the Europa League but his win ratio was the poorest of all Rangers’ permanent managers winning just 42 of his 69 games in charge. | Getty Images
7. Pedro Caixinha - 53.85%
The ill fated spell of the Portuguese boss saw him win just 14 of his 26 games in charge. | Getty Images
8. Stuart McCall (Caretaker) - 41.18%
The former midfielder had a short stint as caretaker and won just seven of his 17 games in charge. | SNS Group