Write This Down" – Roger Hannah Warns of Financial Blow to Rangers Over Ibrox Shambles

In a scathing assessment, journalist Roger Hannah has issued a stark warning to Rangers fans and the club’s leadership, declaring that the ongoing Ibrox debacle will have serious financial repercussions. Speaking out about the structural and management issues currently plaguing the club’s iconic stadium, Hannah didn’t hold back, famously saying, “Write this down – the financial damage will be significant.” The turmoil surrounding Ibrox includes urgent repairs, poor planning, and growing concerns over how the situation was allowed to escalate. With the new season approaching fast and uncertainty hanging over the stadium's readiness, the implications for ticket sales, hospitality revenue, and brand reputation are becoming more serious by the day. Roger Hannah emphasized that the financial hit could run into millions. Lost matchday income, potential compensation to season ticket holders, and emergency costs for repairs or temporary relocation could all take a toll on the club’s balance sheet. Additionally, sponsors and partners may grow uneasy amid the negative publicity. “This isn’t just a stadium issue – it’s a leadership crisis,” Hannah added. “The fans deserve transparency, and the board must be held accountable for the lack of foresight and planning.” The situation at Ibrox could also have long-term effects on Rangers' competitiveness, especially as rival clubs strengthen both on and off the pitch. Supporters are now demanding answers and clear action from the club’s hierarchy. As the fallout continues, one thing is certain: Roger Hannah’s warning is not to be taken lightly. For Rangers, the cost of this Ibrox shambles may extend far beyond repairs — it could shake the club’s financial foundation if not handled swiftly and effectively.