Ally McCoist has described Rangers' summer transfer policy as 'appalling'.
The Ibrox legend criticised his former club during their disastrous Champions League playoff second leg against Club Brugge.
Rangers are currently 5-0 down on the night and 9-1 behind on aggregate.
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Speaking during TNT Sports' live coverage of the match, McCoist hit out at his old team's transfer strategy: "The recruitment has been appalling," he said.
"It looks like we’ve been signing wee boys. When you sign for Rangers, you need to be a man."
It comes after McCoist also blasted Max Aarons for his red card. The right-back was ordered off within X minutes after bringing down Christos Tzolis.
He said: "What is he thinking about?" said McCoist, live on TNT Sports, immediately after the incident.
"It's a punt up the pitch. I mean, that's embarrassing defending, it's schoolboy defending. Just get goalside of him, and match the run. That is absolutely carcrash material, it really is."
Rangers welcome Celtic to Ibrox this weekend in the first derby clash of the season.
