I know, but as others have said, the risks probably outweigh the rewards. And I'm not sure he needs to be tested at that level if he wants to manage a club like Liverpool in the future. That trajectory is necessary for up and coming unknown managers trying to build a reputation, not world famous former players. The skills he'll develop managing Kenny Miller will hardly translate to managing the next Mo Salah.
If after all he has the confidence to go there and win the league then fair enough but it doesn't look like a great career choice.
To be honest, I also strongly dislike Rangers as a club. This is all wrong.
It's an anti-Rangers feeling guiding many on here, I'd venture to guess. When people say it's too small to prepare him for Liverpool, well then there is no training ground for managing Liverpool because there is no bigger club. The work of managing, the training, the tactics, the recruitment, the man-management, that's what has to be developed/refined.
I used to be pretty immersed in that rivalry because of family background in Scotland. On one level it is a great rivalry but too much of it has become far too poisonous. It goes both ways and it's always wrapped up in "They started it." There's no purity there. I finally decided I had no time for the religious/bigotry/hatred aspect of it. It's just not right.
But on a football level, there is no reason why Steven Gerrard can't manage that club if he finds it is the right opportunity.
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