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Rangers CEO Patrick Stewart has already made an error in his judgement since taking over at Ibrox.
The former Manchester United board member was brought to Govan by interim chairman John Gilligan in December to replace James Bisgrove who left the role in the summer for a move to Saudi Arabia.
The Aberdeen-born official has since held a review of operations in G51 but opted against removing Philippe Clement from his role in the dugout.
One of his main changes at Ibrox has already backfired and appears to be a mistake from the CEO this early into his spell in charge.
Rangers youngsters training only twice a week while on loan
Stewart made the decision that academy stars leaving on loan would be prioritised over playing for the Light Blues’ B team.
This was seen as a method to change the function of the B team to help bridge the gap from the academy to the first team at Ibrox.
This did certainly sound like a positive move from the Govan club but it is clear that due diligence wasn’t paid during the winter transfer window.
It has been claimed those young Gers stars who have departed for part-time outfits will only be training twice a week away from Ibrox [Rangers Review].
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