Hollywood stars know that replicating a blockbuster hit is hard. There are more than a dozen stinkers that have people heading for the cinema exits long before they finish their popcorn and dolly mixtures. "Sizes": "true,"relativePos": "after", "additionalClass": "in article" If the makers of the dismal Highlander II had listened to the original film's "there can only be one" slogan, they would have made a better movie. It is not a new dilemma for van Bronckhorst as he looks to guide his side to a second season. The Rangers faithful were hoping for a better ending to the season than they got, but it wasn't good enough and they will be looking for a better one. A lot of people are interested to see what his fellow Dutch produces. He thinks that van Bronckhorst's second season will be a box-office hit with fans who have renewed their season tickets. "After" is the data-placeholder-placeholder's type. In his first season in charge of the club, Van Bronckhorst had to be consoled with a domestic cup win. p:nth-of-type(7)","type":"inArticleMPU4":"after p:nth-of-type(11) data-layout is a baseLayout. The club's first title in almost two decades was achieved in year two, as the former Dutch World Cup captain's team won the Eredivisie from start to finish. The Rangers faithful would love to see that script a second time. He told Record Sport that when he first arrived in Feyenoord, he was looking to tighten up the defence. The second season is when you get a better idea of what the coach wants to do, especially when he comes in halfway through the season like in the case of Gio. With all the European games, he didn't have much time to work with the players. It will be interesting to see what his plans are. I am just as curious as the fans. I hope he develops a team that plays football with defense, attack and passing. It would be great to see. Eintracht Frankfurt stole the show with their shoot-out success in Seville after Van Bronckhorst was close to securing his slot on the Ibrox walk of fame. Next season, the task will be to assemble a cast that will deliver prizes. The Daily Record has a picture of a young person while at Rangers. "Gio came in halfway through the season which is never easy," said Huistra. He had to take over from Steven Gerrard, who had been successful, and it wasn't his team. He brought in new staff who had to get used to the players, but I think he did okay. It is normal to be disappointed in losing a title. The run in Europe made up for it. The fans were going to the final in Seville. It was a pity that they could not hold on to the lead. Both teams had a chance to win the match. The city had a little more luck in the end. It was good for the players, the staff, and the fans that they were able to lift the Scottish Cup, so at least they ended up with one prize. June and July will be critical. The team did well last season and other clubs will want to take some of the big players away. The club will need to sign new players if possible. The rest of the season can be decided by the key period. Gio will be looking to mold the team how he really wants to play during pre-season. He was very good at that in the past. He made a plan for how to play and what to do. He won five league titles, two Scottish cups and three League Cups at Ibrox before moving to the J-League with Sanfrecce Hiroshima. During his time as manager of Iwaki FC, the former coach was impressed with how far Japanese football had come. He thinks that his old club should follow in the footsteps of Ange Postecoglou, who prioritised the Japanese market for talent. He said that the risk is smaller because the Celts coach has worked with these guys before. I am sure that he has connections all over the world. It is up to him and his scouts to bring in players they need. To challenge for the title.from OhContent RSS - Sport Source https://ift.tt/ZFGM915
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