Lyndon Dykes has backed Michael Beale to be a Rangers success after ditching QPR just months after taking the job in a “crazy” few weeks for the London outfit.
Beale returned to Ibrox last week to replace sacked Gio van Bronckhorst, making the move back to Govan just over a year after he first left. Beale headed south to Aston Villa as part of Steven Gerrard’s coaching staff, but decided to go it alone last summer when the Rs came calling on him for the top job at Loftus Road.
Wolves made an approach to speak to Beale after they fired Portuguese coach Bruno Lage, but he declined the chance to speak to the Molinuex club, insisting that he owed QPR his loyalty after they gave him his break in management.
