Former Rangers striker Kemar Roofe has said that 'time will tell' whether Danny Rohl will succeed at the club.
Having won the Scottish Premiership with the Ibrox side in 2021, Roofe knows what it takes to succeed in light blue.
Speaking recently on the Sacked In The Morning podcast, the centre-forward cast his verdict on Rohl.
Indeed, he believes that any successful Rangers manager must be able to handle the pressure.
"Time will tell," said Roofe. "We go back to patience and time, and at a club like Rangers, you don't get that time.
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"What I have noticed is the managers that don't start well don't last long at all, because the pressure keeps building on the manager, the manager changes his philosophy, his personality changes, and he starts having a pop back at the fans or the media - and it's just a downward cycle from there.
"So, for me as a manager at Rangers, you have to have the big shoulders to take the pressure and brush it off, and not change your way."
Roofe scored 38 goals in 102 Rangers appearances.
"I genuinely do feel like I was able to contribute a lot," he continued. "I had a different playing style to anyone else in the squad or team.
"I spoke to Steven Gerrard when I left Rangers and he agreed with this, he said I was a massive part of the title win. That meant a lot to me."
The 32-year-old recently joined English League Two side Walsall. He made his debut for the club in a 2-0 defeat to Colchester on Saturday.
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