Ibrox side Glasgow Rangers boss Greame Murty has come in for criticism for suggesting he wants to keep Sean Goss.
Glasgow Rangers fans have dismissed Queens Park Rangers boss Ian Holloway’s criticism of Graeme Murty.
QPR have loaned out Goss to Rangers until the end of the season, and the midfielder has made a big impression.
Murty has already confirmed that he wants to snap up Goss on a permanent transfer.
However, Holloway fired back a response, with the QPR manager insisting that he didn’t want to sell.
“I’d rather talk to Graeme about that myself because he is out of order talking about my player,” Holloway told the Daily Record.
“He’s my player, nobody else’s. It’s not right he’s talking about trying to buy one of my players when that player is not for sale.”
Rangers fans do not seem all that concerned about Holloway’s ‘not for sale’ comments though.
Rangers supporters feel that Holloway could be sacked by QPR in the near future, so they are not taking his quotes too seriously.
Goss has already played eight times for Rangers, and he has scored twice and claimed two assists.
Whether Goss will want to leave Ibrox to return to a QPR side where he had not featured at the end of the season remains to be seen.
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