'Right time' for McInnes as he takes on Rangers 'demands'

Derek McInnes at Ibrox in February when he was Hearts head coach [SNS] New Rangers manager Derek McInnes says the club's fans "rightfully have high expectations". McInnes has been appointed on a three-year deal, returning to Ibrox 26 years after he left as a player. "It is a real honour to become the manager of Rangers Football Club," he told club media. "It is no secret that I grew up a Rangers supporter and I am convinced this is the right time to take on this prestigious role. "The demands here are clear and our supporters rightfully have high expectations. It is up to me, my staff and my players to meet those expectations and have this club performing as it should." Alan Archibald and Paul Sheerin move from Hearts to Rangers with McInnes and the new backroom team also includes Craig Clark. "There is a lot of hard work ahead but already the preparations have begun, and I am looking forward to meeting the current squad in the coming weeks and welcoming some new faces."