Stuart McCall has dismissed any thought of his Rangers future being decided before the end of the season as he stressed his Ibrox revival had yet to achieve anything. McCall has restored a buoyancy to the club and won approval from supporters after three successive wins — including triumphs over Hibs and Hearts — ahead of tonight’s trip to face Queen of the South. The former Motherwell boss arrived last month on a deal until the end of the season, with a brief to try to rekindle their promotion push. Stuart McCall has dismissed any thought of his Rangers future being decided before the end of the season . McCall has restored a buoyancy to the club and won approval from supporters after three successive wins . And he is adamant he doesn’t expect any meaningful talks with the Ibrox board until after the play-offs. ‘There’s been no conversation,’ said McCall. ‘At the moment there’s a feelgood factor about the club. ‘The only thing that has happened, apart from results improving, is that self-belief, confidence and morale have come back into the dressing room — along with the support — so we all seem to be onside. McCall is adamant that despite the revival, his Rangers side are yet to achieve anything in the Championship . ‘But that’s all it is. Nothing, I’d imagine, will happen with me until the end of the season. I’m totally, 100 per cent fine with that and all our focus is on winning. ‘We’ve done nothing. We’ve won three games. Football can change so quickly. We have got a really difficult game at Queen of the South, so we’re not taking anything for granted. ‘Contract-wise for me, I know my gig. I’m here until the end of the season and beyond that, I honestly don’t know.’ Shane Ferguson is finally set to arrive at Murray Park next week as part of the loan deal from Newcastle . Meanwhile, Shane Ferguson is finally set to arrive at Murray Park next week, two months after being part of the controversial five-man loan deal struck with Newcastle United. McCall is a fan of the Northern Ireland international but is cautious about his chances of featuring after a long-term knee injury. ‘I think he has done almost two weeks of training,’ said McCall. ‘Unless he is one of these lads who is really fit and can come straight back into it, he will need at least three or four Under-20s games.’
Stuart McCall has led Rangers to three successive wins in recent weeks .
Triumphs against Hibs and Hearts won supporters' approval .
But he says he does not expect new contract talks until after play-offs .
McCall stresses that Rangers are yet to achieve anything despite revival .