Wearethepeople72

I don't know how people can stomach that, I really don't. If I don't have a Rangers end ticket, I don't go. Thankfully, for this game, I do.

Them in the semi, sheep in the final.

Hill and Wilson has been the best combination so far.

I said tonight at the game that he would have been my man of the match. Having said that though, I probably still wouldn't start him on Sunday. This game will be high intensity and high tempo, much like the game against them a few weeks ago. Niko is great when he gets space and time on the ball, but he won't get that in these games and his pace and fitness is a worry. That's why I'd keep him for games against poorer sides at Ibrox on the big pitch, such as tonight.

I'll be there, buzzing. 3-1 Rangers.

People who think he's a good passer of the ball must be watching different games from me.

I really do like the look of Windass, he gives us something different in the midfield. Good enough to build the entire team around? Not so sure about that.

Smith wouldn't come back again and rightfully so, the guy deserves his retirement. He's done us enough favours.

I'll be there. Don't see this being easy, but as long as we get through to the next round, I'll be relatively happy, considering our current form.

For me, Forrester should definitely have came on at a some point. We saw the impact he had when he came on against Hamilton. I also think it would've made made more sense to have kept Garner on and maybe took off Halliday for Miller to really chase the three points. Having said that, we all know the manager isn't going to change the formation regardless of the scoreline.

McKay hasn't really kicked a ball so far this season. No doubting his talent though, so I can understand why the manager is sticking by him with him still being a young player and all. Don't understand why Forrester is suddenly out of the starting eleven though when he was by far our best player in the first few games.

I agree that it is a long way back. If they win their two games in hand, which they probably will, it will be 9 points. Even this early in the season I cannot see us making that back up. They will drop points, but we will drop more. If we finish second and get back into Europe we'll be doing well this season. Still think we have to stick with Warburton though. He's been given a fraction of the budget they have, and been asked to compete for the title in our first season back. While it's not impossible, it was always going to be extremely difficult. I think he atleast deserves this season and next season.

As far as the defence goes, it wasn't really tested today. We played against a side who were happy to sit in and play for the point. The defence is a total liability and that has shown when it's been tested. In midfield and upfront, there is something lacking and that's been the case all season. We played with a pacey, young midfield today with no Barton or Niko from the start, but we still weren't nearly good enough.