Shock Results of Rangers Fan Poll Reveals Davide Ancelotti Verdict | OneFootball

Recently Ibrox Noise sparked debate with a pulse-check poll that asked: “Davide Ancelotti is now mammoth front runner. Would you be happy with him? 🔴⚪🔵” Supporters could click Happy, Not happy, or Unsure, and each choice tells its own story, from a sample of 1300 and rising.

Happy voters are buying into Davide’s pedigree. He’s cut his teeth alongside his father at Real Madrid, Bayern Munich and Everton, soaking up Carlo Ancelotti’s methods and mentality. As one recent Ibrox Noise article explains, a respected European journalist says Davide is “close to committing” to Rangers, marking a bold new phase in his career  .

On the flip side, Not happy fans point to his lack of senior experience. To them, Rangers isn’t a training ground for rookies, regardless of family name. This skepticism is echoed in “Second ‘No’ as Rangers Manager Search Stumbles Again”, where Ibrox Noise notes Ancelotti’s decision to remain with his father for Brazil left the club scrambling for alternatives  .

Meanwhile, Unsure supporters sit on the fence, intrigued by potential but craving proof. They’ll be watching closely how the odds shift: as one betting story highlights, Davide was briefly second favorite at 2/1 before reports of his hesitancy emerged, nudging Steven Gerrard ahead  .

This poll isn’t happening in isolation. Just yesterday, Ibrox Noise ran a deep-dive on how the manager shortlist has narrowed to three names—Ancelotti, Gerrard and Russell Martin—in “Rangers Management Hunt Down to Three Men”  . And there’s even a fan-reaction piece, “Shock Twist as Rangers Fans React to Ancelotti – and It’s Not What You Think”, reminding us that initial excitement can quickly give way to cool appraisal  .

What the poll really reveals is the mix of hope, doubt and pragmatism coursing through the fanbase. A “Happy” vote might come from someone yearning for fresh ideas and a modern approach. A “Not happy” click could signal frustration at past missteps and a hunger for proven leadership. And those “Unsure” touches of color? They’re the sensible supporters demanding clarity on tactics, transfers and vision before giving their blessing.

As the vote tally climbs, keep an eye on Ibrox Noise for updates—and maybe cast your own verdict, too. After all, Rangers fandom is never just about the ninety minutes on the pitch; it’s a roller-coaster of emotion, speculation and the endless search for the next big triumph.