Brendan Rodgers insists he doesn't see 'great change' in Rangers under the guidance of Barry Ferguson ahead of this weekend's derby with Celtic.
The former Gers captain was placed in interim charge of his boyhood club last month following the sacking of Philippe Clement.
From his four games in charge, the ex-Scotland international has recorded two victories over Kilmarnock and Fenerbahce away but has lost to Motherwell and Fenerbahce on home soil.
Despite last night's 2-0 loss to Jose Mourinho's men, Rangers qualified for the quarter-finals of the Europa League by winning on penalties.
This Sunday, the Scottish Premiership champions will take on Rangers at Celtic Park as they aim to go 19 points clear at the top of the table.
"I don't know Barry, but I know him as a player," Rodgers said. "I know that he's gone in and has got a great connection with the supporters given his history and success at the club. He was a fantastic player for them.
"For me, if I look at it purely from a coach's perspective, over the course of four games, I don't see great change.
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"I saw the team go 2-0 down at Kilmarnock but come back to win. I saw the defeat to Motherwell.
"I saw they went away and got a fantastic result against Fenerbahce, and then I saw the team lost 2-0 in the 90 minutes but won the tie.
"I've seen the system changed. So, there was a really good tactical change to go 4-5-1 in Fenerbahce, but it's still similar to the same traits.
"You could look at Barry over a longer time. If you're talking to me about coaching and managing, and tactics, man-management, professionalism and these things, that will be done over a period of time.
"If you're looking at the short term, him coming in, some of the fans can connect with.
"Of course, he looks really happy to be in the job, as do his staff.
"But I think if you're talking coaching, I see a lot of the same traits. Some very good performances and some inconsistencies."
