MARK WARBURTON is odds on to get Rangers into the Ladbrokes Scottish Premiership at the first attempt according to the sponsors.
The bookies make the new boss 1-4 to steer his side into the top division with 10-11 the price that Rangers' promotion comes as winners of the Ladbrokes Championship.
Looking further ahead it's 16-1 the former Brentford boss gets his hands on the 2016-17 Ladbrokes Premiership title – and if he does that he can give up the day job selling bread!
Warburton is 20-1 to beat Celtic in any of the cup competitions during his first term and it's 4-6 he gets his hands on some silverware of any kind – and that includes the Petrofac Training Cup.
Rangers are only 5-1 to remain unbeaten at home in the Ladbrokes Championship and it's 25-1 they avoid losing in the division all season.
Alex Donohue of Ladbrokes said: “The betting suggests Warburton is expected to lead Rangers back to the top by any means at his first attempt. We're also sure plenty of fans will want to take a punt on him keeping a perfect record in the Ladbrokes Championship next season and if he pulls that feat off it's sure to cost us a few quid.”
Ladbrokes specials
Warburton in charge for the last match of the 2015-16 season 1-4
Rangers not to win a trophy 2015-16 season 11-10
To win Ladbrokes Championship/Scottish Cup 28-1
Ladbrokes Championship/League Cup 25-1
Ladbrokes Championship/Scottish Cup/League Cup 350-1
McBookie.com also make Rangers 1-4 for promotion but are shorter at 8-11 Warburton manages it by winning the title.
Paul Petrie, McBookie.com spokesman, said: “The 8-11 we are offering for Rangers to win the title is the shortest price on offer as we think this is a really good appointment. We can't see Rangers slipping in their attempt to get back in the Premiership.”
The firm are offering 8-1 Warburton will win either the Scottish Cup or League Cup in his first year in charge. And it is 5-4 he will achieve something no Rangers manager has done – win the Petrofac Training Cup.
Petrie added: “Winning the league will be the number one priority but if there is going to be real change at Ibrox then he should be delivering the Challenge Cup as well.”
In December 2020 we sadly 
