Mark Warburton: Last News

Brendan Rodgers has taken a bit of time to make the big statement in his second spell as Celtic boss.

Pedro Caixinha admits it was only after Rangers 'descent to hell' that he realised the task at hand in Glasgow.

Another week and another win for Celtic.

When he turns up at Dalymount Park on a Friday night in April he’ll be ready for it. Whether it’s dog’s abuse from the stands, coins raining in on him, whatever. It won’t bother Liam Burt.

QPR have unveiled Neil Crichtley as successor to Michael Beale - as chairman Amit Bhatia sends a coy message to the Rangers boss.

It's fair to say Neil Banfield knows plenty about Rangers, even if fans of the Ibrox club know little about him.

Cheeky Kris Boyd has claimed that Queens Park Rangers' slump in form before the World Cup break is because Michael Beale had 'one eye' on a move to Rangers.

Dominic Ball has urged Michael Beale to hand Lee Wallace a Rangers reprieve with an invite to join his backroom staff.

Lewis Macleod spent much of his four-and-a-half years at Brentford on the sidelines as the former Rangers midfielder endured some bad fortune with injuries.

Michael Beale has cited Steven Gerrard as one of the biggest influences on him as a man as he prepares to go it alone as QPR boss.

It might only have been a friendly but there was a cold reality about the defeat on a sub-zero Sunday in east Germany.

Luton Town mascot Happy Harry mercilessly ruined a Queens Park Rangers fan with a series of brutal gestures into the away end at Kenilworth Road.The Hatters mascot was filmed mocking one QPR supporter in the crowd during the warm-up ahead of Sunday's clash between the two Championship play-off hopefuls.Harry could be seen making fun of the supporter's weight and size as he made a belly gesture towards the away fans from the side of the pitch.They were also seen ssshing the away fans once they started jeering back, with fellow Luton mascot Happy Hatty also seen joining in with the antics.The QPR fan on the end of the trolling attempted to fire back at the mascots whilst a friend stood next to them struggled to contain their amusement.Happy Harry was also spotted imitating the drinking of pints and eating as he continued his back and forth with the opposition fans.The infamous Luton mascot is a smiling man wearing a straw boater, in reference to the club's nickname, the Hatters, which comes from the town's links to the hat making trade.What is the most bizarre thing you have seen a mascot do? Let us know in the comments section below.Harry has been joined in his pre-match activities by his 'sister' Hatty since the start of the 2016/17 season, when the club were still in League Two.It was the QPR fans who would have the last laugh on Sunday, though, as their side came from behind to secure a crucial 2-1 victory.Former Stoke City striker Cameron Jerome put Luton in front during the first half before Andre Gray equalised from the penalty spot after the interval.Centre-back Rob Dickie bagged the winner for Mark Warburton's side seven minutes from time to lift them into 4th place with 10 matches remaining.Following the defeat,

Graeme Murty was Rangers manager twice. But not once did he feel in complete charge.

Rangers flop Pedro Caixinha is back in management - and he's rejoined Celtic's "little brother".

QPR moved to fifth in the Championship table with a 1-0 win over Cardiff City in the Welsh capital last night.  A delightful ball forward from Andre Dozzell allowed Andre Gray to score the game’s only goal eight minutes before the half.

Celtic folklore with some clinical derby displays during his two-year stint at Parkhead. He netted seven goals in nine clashes against Rangers and became the first Hoops player in 43 years to bag an Old Firm hat-trick as he ran riot against Mark Warburton’s newly-promoted Gers back in 2016.

James Tavernier has remained at Ibrox for so long. Warburton brought the right-back to Govan as one of his first signings as gaffer back in 2015, with the 29-year-old going on to captain the club to the title.However, the manager admits he has been surprised Tavernier has remained in Glasgow and hasn't been tempted with a return south of the border.Warburton told The Times that clubs in the English Premier League may have defensive question marks over the skipper because of Rangers' dominant style of play in most of their domestic games.

Manchester United are preparing for the second game of their pre-season schedule this weekend.

Rangers boss to win the gong after Walter Smith and Mark Warburton. And it makes it a hat-trick for Gerrard after he was also named Scottish Football Writers’ Association and SPFL Manager of the Year.The 40-year-old beat Scottish Premiership rivals David Martindale and Callum Davidson, along with Raith Rovers boss John McGlynn from the Championship, to the award.

Lyndon Dykes will be fit for Scotland’s Euro 2020 assault. The Queens Park Rangers star suffered a knee injury in his side’s final day win over Luton Town at the weekend.The R’s sent Dykes for a precautionary scan earlier today.

Joey Barton has used his time at Ibrox as an example of not "suffering fools" as he rounded on his current players. Barton moved north of the border as he looked to pry the Premiership title away from the grip of Celtic in 2016 during the Mark Warburton era.