Ross County manager John Robertson expresses concerns about the team's player situation, while former Rangers manager Steven Gerrard warns that the club needs to improve to be competitive again.
Gerrard, who turned down the chance of returning to Ibrox earlier this season, insists he could make the club 'good again'. However, he also said that he didn't have the 'right tools', and that he 'isn't a magician'.
Robertson's comments come after Gerrard's warning, and highlight the challenges facing Ross County in the Scottish Championship. The team has struggled in recent months, and Robertson's concerns about the player situation are a major concern.
Next fixture: vs Peterhead (at home, 2026-11-07).
What happened?
Gerrard's warning and Robertson's concerns highlight the challenges facing Ross County in the Scottish Championship.
Why it matters for Ross County
Robertson's comments about the team's player situation are a major concern, and highlight the need for the club to improve its squad.
What comes next?
Ross County will face a tough test against Peterhead in their next fixture, and will need to improve their performance if they are to stay in the Scottish Championship.
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