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He needs dropped pronto for those kick outs! How many times when we needed to take pressure off the defence did he just give them possession. He's done this for years and it never improves.

Wish Dorrans would come onto a game then we could really pressure them.

More concerned about Tav . He has to be so disciplined in defence today. No gung ho charging up field leaving big gaps behind.

No Miller , interesting

We need EVERYONE doing a defensive job not just the makeshift defence. Windass loses runners and we can't afford that in midfield. Rossiter would have been a better option but i see he's injured too

Our crossing into the box in general needs to improve. We get into great positions down the flanks and then seem to be unable to pick out our guys who are often unmarked. The quality of all our goals were superb though.

Thought he had a poor game on Friday but I like him. He's got skill and a bit of dig about him. Puts in a shift too.

Dont know what Pedro sees in him tbh. He's like Mr. Undroppable.

What did Cardoso do wrong tonight? Thought he was fairly solid.

Some negatives in the first 90 but let's concentrate on the positives. Like the fact we perhaps are capable of digging deep and getting the result. Showed character which is something we have been desperate for. Well played gers.

Far too wasteful in possesion. Schoolboy stuff at times.

That was a great header.

Not forgetting the ball of shame or whatever it was called with an overhead shot of Ibrox. Wtf was that all about? Sincerely hope this is a genuine error though.

Watched the free kick goal a few times now and it was certainly alarming the way the wall fragmented. I like Alves tbh but he does seems to have been the main culprit as he moves the most jumping sideways and up. Having said that deflection was bit flukey to end up in thr back of the net.

Thought he had improved . Until tonight ! Consistently fails to have no end product to his game and wonder if he ever will.

I assume Dorrans is playing so deep cause pedro is telling him to but agree its totally baffling. Too many sideways and back passes from Dorrans it was like Holt was back in the team. First time he does attack the goal and he scores a peach.

The midfield was our main problem tonight. They did not exert control virtually the entire game. Worst performance of the season. Very poor

Playing pretty crap but we are winning so we'll take that. Need to improve second half with more quality passing.

Feeling good at the moment and although one game at a time and all of that its hard not looking ahead to the game against them. We are gaining momentum, winning games and with goals to boot. In my view we were unlucky against Hibs and Hearts for various reasons and deserved to win both. I'm not always so positive but it's not that outlandish to say we could have been sitting top of the table on maximum points. Bring it on.

We didn't hear a peep from you Ally after your dismissal. Let's keep it that way. Light years away my arse.

Could be a new legend in the making. Great play wee man!!!

This is the Hearts game all over again at the moment. Not one shot on target... Need to just be more composed .

I wasn't overly keen on Pedro coming but the team are definitely better than last season. He needs more time but things need to start improving fast.

What a legend. Sorry if its been posted elsewhere. http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/40976325 Rangers: Old Firm derby 'a privilege' to play in - Ronald de BoerBottom of Form "The Old Firm derby turned players into angry wolves" Former Rangers star Ronald de Boer has praised the "intensity" of Old Firm derby matches and insists they were a "privilege" to play in. De Boer, who played for the Ibrox club for four years from 2000, said in games between the Glasgow rivals Scottish players turned "into angry wolves". "People say you've never experienced something like this [Old Firm] before and it was true," he told BBC Scotland. "It was amazing. It's part of life as a Glaswegian." The former Dutch international, who signed for Rangers from Barcelona in 2000, praised Glasgow's insatiable appetite for football. De Boer earned 67 caps for the Netherlands and played in two World Cups Scoring in first Old Firm game "The experience was like, you've heard about it and people say you've never experienced something like this before and it was true. It was amazing. And you see the change in the Scottish players, a button turns: red eyes, they're like angry wolves. They were in another world and they kicked everything that was green and white, vice versa also. "I'd never seen so much kicking in my life in a football game. And the referee was like, 'it's okay'. Normally in Holland, it would be a red card or at least yellow. "It ended up with nine men or something; that was really what I remember from my first [Old Firm] game. Scoring was a great feeling and going to the fans - a great feeling." Where does Old Firm derby rate? Why Ronald de Boer chose Rangers over Manchester United "I always say: El Clasico, not far in comparison with intensity with Rangers v Celtic. You feel it, even the Barcelona players say that, when they go to Celtic Park, when they lost when Rod Stewart was crying, it was a great moment. "The intensity - an unbelievable privilege to stand on the pitch. Everywhere I go, if I go to Dubai or Australia, and you meet Scottish people, in Holland maybe they'd never say 'I'm a Feyenoord fan' or 'I'm an Ajax fan' - [the Scottish people say] 'I'm a Celtic fan' or 'by the way, I'm a bluenose' always - until they die. It's unbelievable, it's so in their veins and in their blood. It's part of life as a Glaswegian." Stopping Celtic's domination under Martin O'Neill "Yes of course, because it hurts. Not winning the league and your biggest rival is getting away with it quite comfortably. They had a great team, but you also feel like, maybe a [few] quality injections, then we could do it. "I have a blue heart" "So, the pressure was on every time, especially when you play those games and you meet each other at least four times a year. "Then the third year, when it happens, so much (pressure) fell off your shoulders and you were so happy for the fans - and winning the treble was also a long time ago when it was [last] achieved - it makes it special. "Then you look at yourself and what I said about winning the Champions League, you're really part of it. You have 12, 13 players who are really important in that treble - you were one of them." On scoring 20 goals that season "Yes, and I had over 20 assists. That was also one of my skills - sending someone away. I had a lot of great moments and [was] really consistent the whole season. When I look back, even with Ajax, scoring 20 goals and having 20 assists [for Rangers] I had never achieved that." Was Barry Ferguson like one of those "angry wolves?" "Yes, especially the first game. He was really kicking everybody, and I thought: 'Barry, you can do so much better than this', because he was a really good player. But then he forgot his football skills and he was like: 'I'm going to kick everything that's green and white'." Ronald de Boer and Barry Ferguson in action during their Rangers days Final day when he won the treble "It was difficult but an unbelievable relief when we won it because it was so important after two seasons of not even being close to Celtic. To win the treble was amazing." How far away are Rangers from challenging Celtic? "I think that in two years' time they can challenge. Not this season, another season… two seasons more and from the third season then they can challenge." Ronald de Boer: Rangers can challenge Celtic in 2019-20 On Rangers' financial troubles "You thought this was a never-ending story. Celtic and Rangers will always be together and no one gets those clubs down. And when this happened, it's so sad. When you're playing there for four years you know what it means for the fans and that's something that's very painful. "I have a blue heart… it's something that you always wear. You always hope that they do well, when you see them struggling so much, it hurts."

Seeing that again we should have easily won although having said there seemed to be only 2 or 3 actual shots on target. Like before under Warburton. I know miller seems to be the whipping boy just now but he was a bit unlucky with his effort which could easily have gone in.