KENNY SHIELS has launched another attack on Mark Warburton – this time claiming he has been found out as a manager.
The former Kilmarnock boss continued his war of words with the Rangers gaffer in an interview with Daily Record Ibrox blogger Jonathan McFarlane.
Shiels branded Warburton’s Rangers "predictable" and "flawed" in the podcast that was recorded at the end of last week. He even said he was "worried" for them.
Northern Irishman Shiels hit out in January 2016 after the signing of Harry Forrester, claiming he wouldn’t help Rangers compete with Celtic.
Warburton responded with "Kenny who?" but the row has now been reignited with Shiels’ slaughtering of the way the Englishman sets up his team.
The Derry City boss said: "He has got very predictable and has been found out a bit.
"I feel they’ll have a mediocre season because teams know how to play against them now.
"There is no mix in how he plays. It’s OK saying we have to have a way of playing, a style of playing but you must have a variety within that.
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"I could sit at home and watch it and see the movements of the players, the patterns and I think it’s lacking in variety – in oomph.
"I’m worried for Rangers. They’ve brought in Joey Barton and others but I’m not sure about the system they have.
"They play football on the ground and it is appealing to people but I’ve seen flaws in it.
"If I were setting up teams against them I’d be very confident and I’m sure other coaches are thinking the same."
Rangers have played two league games this season, beginning with a 1-1 draw to Hamilton at Ibrox before their 2-1 victory at Dundee on Saturday.
To listen to the full Kenny Shiels interview and others, go to thefitbahacks.podbean.com