The PNE manager has been linked with the vacancy at Ibrox following the sacking of Michael Beale
Preston North End can make October statement with Leicester City first up in daunting monthOn a roll: Greggs sales jump by over a fifth as cost increases easePreston North End manager Ryan Lowe views links to the Rangers job as normal given the Lilywhites’ start to the season.claiming that the ‘Gers had earmarked Lowe as a candidate for the vacant role. The Ibrox side parted ways with Michael Beale on Sunday - the former QPR boss lasting 10 months with the Scottish Premier League side.
Lowe has regularly voiced his appreciation for the stability on offer for managers at Preston. It is not something he takes for granted, having endured the turmoil at Bury FC early in his managerial career. North End’s manager sees PNE as a good fit for him and he admits it would take something pretty special to turn his head."I am one of those managers that is still learning," said Lowe."I am still on that track of wanting to be the best I can be, wherever that takes me.
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