Former Rangers Manager Danny Rohl Recalls Special Connection with Carrick Rangers Fans
Former Rangers manager Danny Rohl reflects on his unique bond with Carrick Rangers fans, who showed him immense respect and admiration during his time at the club. Rohl, in an exclusive interview with the Daily Record, shared his experiences and feelings about the connection he had with the Carrick Rangers supporters.
What Happened?
Rohl's time at Carrick Rangers was marked by a strong relationship with the fans, who sang his name at a wedding reception. He recalled an incident where a group of fans sang his name, which left him feeling humbled and grateful. This special connection was forged early in his tenure as manager, when he approached the away fans in Bergen after a defeat, and they showed him respect.
Why It Matters for Carrick Rangers
The bond between Rohl and the Carrick Rangers fans was a unique aspect of his time at the club. Rohl appreciated the commitment and dedication of the fans, who had a song for him after just six weeks. He felt sorry for the supporters that the team couldn't deliver the title, and this connection will always be remembered as something special.
What Comes Next?
Rohl is now in charge of Red Bull Salzburg in Austria, and the fans there will be lucky to get 17,000 supporters for a Bundesliga home game. He appreciates what he had at Ibrox and is disappointed that he couldn't give the Rangers punters what they really wanted. Rohl's experience at Carrick Rangers will always be remembered as a special chapter in his managerial career.
Carrick Rangers are currently 7th in the Premiership, with 43 points from 33 games, and a recent form of LWWLD. They have scored 49 goals and conceded 51 this season, with a goal difference of -2. The team is 30 points behind leaders Larne in the title race. Their last result was a 3-1 loss to Dungannon Swifts on May 6, 2026, and they have lost their last two matches in a row.
