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Rangers manager Mark Warburton has come under fire from one of his former players at Brentford.

Warburton has got off to a flying start at Ibrox, but Bees defender Harlee Dean has taken a dig at his gung-ho tactics and reckons his failure to work on set-pieces last season may have even cost the London club Premier League promotion.

Dean, who has played over 150 times for Brentford, said: “If you look at individual centre-halves in the league I don’t think there are many better than what we have here. But last year we didn’t look like that. We got left two v one and two v two.

“We know we’ve got people around us now and I hope we keep a lot more clean sheets and make ourselves look a lot better. We’re focusing on set-pieces. If we can add to the 10 goals from centre-half combined then we’ve done well.

“We’ve just repeated set-pieces and free-kicks and knowing where you’ve got to be. Last year we didn’t have one session on set-pieces and it showed on the pitch. That was Warbs’ way. Perhaps that’s where we fell short."

Despite Dean’s claims and just months after Warburton guided the Bees to the Championship play-offs his former club were being knocked out of the Capital One Cup last night by League Two Oxford at Griffin Park.

Marinus Dijkhuizen, who succeeded Warburton said he was surprised by his players’ lack of leadership
in their “awful” and “embarrassing” 4-0 defeat.

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If that's the case then, to me, it looks like warburton has learned from past mistakes.

I can't believe this player is saying this when warburton took them from league 2 to almost the premier league in his time as manager.

Then to come out with this after being beat 4-0? Hmmmmm sounds a bit strange to me!

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The style of football we play will lead to defenders being 1 v 1 & 2 v 2 at the back.

I'd have complete trust in my defenders to deal with that situation if it means we have an overload in the attacking areas of the pitch

As he's a defender , he's pissed off being exposed.

If he was any decent defender , he would relish a situation like that

Poor from him.

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I'm as happy as the next bear but criticism of our Manager from a former player must be taken on board .

As yet he is not the second coming .Love things at this moment but it's very very early days .

We should never fall into the same traps as we did before .Scrutiny of our Manager is paramount for this club to progress

Maybe after the first quarter of season we can be in better position to judge this guys comments

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I'm as happy as the next bear but criticism of our Manager from a former player must be taken on board .

As yet he is not the second coming .Love things at this moment but it's very very early days .

We should never fall into the same traps as we did before .Scrutiny of our Manager is paramount for this club to progress

Maybe after the first quarter of season we can be in better position to judge this guys comments

Correct there was a time when i thought ally was the one to take us back to the top as much as im enjoying things just now i wont get too carried away

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