Rangers challenged to meeting over chairmanship as Dunfermline give forward chance to impress. Dave King, Rangers' largest shareholder, has challenged the current board to call an emergency meeting to let shareholders decide who should succeed John Bennett as chairman after the South Africa-based businessman's offer to return to the role was given short shrift by fellow directors.

Dave King has sensationally challenged the Rangers board to let the Ibrox faithful decide who runs the crisis-hit club. The South African-based millionaire revealed earlier this week he was ready to return as chairman after John Bennett was forced to stand down on health grounds.

Dave King, Rangers' largest shareholder, has challenged the current board to call an emergency meeting to let shareholders decide who should succeed John Bennett as chairman after the South Africa-based businessman's offer to return to the role was given short shrift by fellow directors. (Record)

The South African threw his name into the ring to replace John Bennett who recently stepped down due to health reasons. King, who has been there and done it before, promised to lead the club for two years and find investment as he looks to stabilise the Ibrox outfit after "mismanagement" left them with problems off the field.