RYAN JACK has been reflecting on a “comfortable” win for Rangers in this afternoon’s Old Firm derby at Parkhead.

The Light Blues were controlled throughout the 90 minutes to secure all three points, with it being a performance where every single player wearing blue both in the XI and from the bench contributed.

Jack told RangersTV: “It’s obviously a great win and it was comfortable in the game. It kind-of played the way we thought it would and how we have worked in training in the last couple of days.

“So credit to the lads – I thought to a man they stood up and were excellent today and we got the deserved win.

“We’ll take the three points and move on.”

Rangers have won nine and drawn two of their opening 11 matches of the season, and have now played everyone else in the league.

That consistency has been put down to one big factor by Jack, and he continued: “The work we did in pre-season. We always strive to keep that consistency, and that will be a big word and a big factor in what we do this season is how well be can handle the consistency with boys coming in and out the team and boys standing up when they are called upon.

“It is about getting that balance right. So far we have done that and hopefully it will continue.”

Jack started this afternoon’s game from the bench, but he realises given the high level of performance in the midfield area, someone will always have to miss out.

He said: “When you don’t play in a fixture like this, not just for myself, but everyone who is on the bench, you are disappointed you are not in the team.

“But it is a team game, you roll your sleeves up and when called upon, you have got to come onto the pitch and give it your all.

“When I spoke to the manager, I was disappointed but you use that in the right way, and when you do get called upon to come onto the pitch, you make sure you help the team and it is about getting the three points.”

Jack was especially thrilled for Connor Goldson today, with the big centre-half grabbing both goals in the victory.

Jack added: “Connor is a leader and he works hard every day in training and does everything right. He is probably one of the most professional players in the changing room so to see him get the rewards today for his efforts is great and I am sure that will do him the world of good going forward.”

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RYAN KENT and Gers boss Steven Gerrard spoke to the press today to preview Saturday’s match against Celtic in the Scottish Premiership.

The Rangers Charity Foundation are delighted to announce the launch of a new communications campaign, ‘A Foundation For’.

‘A Foundation For’ reshapes the charity’s pillars and brings them to life across all digitals channels, helping to better communicate our varied work with fans and wider audiences.

As part of the campaign, seven pillars have been developed and given a bespoke identity under the ‘A Foundation For’ umbrella. These include:

• A Foundation For Potential

Offering life changing opportunities in education and pathways towards employment.

• A Foundation For Healthy Lives

Supporting adults and children to improve their health and wellbeing.

• A Foundation For Everyone and Anyone

Championing diversity and inclusion for all.

•  A Foundation For A Better World

Building powerful partnerships across Glasgow, Scotland and the world.

A Foundation For Our Local Community

Being a good neighbour by supporting and working with local people. 

• A Foundation For Dreams 

Making Dreams come true for those who need it most.

• A Foundation For Giving

Enabling others to support causes and people close to their hearts.

All areas of the Foundation’s work can now be celebrated under one of these identities, which will be used across all our communications activity to tell more meaningful stories which better resonate with our audiences.

To kick-start the ‘A Foundation For’ campaign and highlight the seven pillars, we have launched an introductory video which you can watch below.

‘A Foundation For You’, has also been developed as an all-encompassing eighth identity, which will be used for fan engagement purposes and when telling personal stories.

Rangers Charity Foundation’s Senior Communications Executive, said: “The Foundation creates an updated strategy across all areas every three seasons, which provided us with a perfect opportunity to review our communications style.

“Following a robust analysis, which included focus groups with fans in early 2020, it became clear that some areas of our work were not as well known by our audiences as we would like.

“We are therefore delighted to be bringing our new pillars to life via the A Foundation For campaign, and hope that it will enable our supporters to really resonate with the amazing work the team delivers.

“All eight ‘A Foundation For’ identities are supported by a bespoke logo and colour scheme, which will be used in everything from social media templates, to video campaigns and presentations.

“A Foundation For follows on from the creation of an updated brand guidelines document, including a modernised Rangers Charity Foundation logo, so we really are now unified in terms of marketing, and look forward to delivering powerful communications for many seasons to come.”

‘A Foundation For’ is now live across the Foundation’s website and social media pages

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