Alex Rae

So, get into their game on Wednesday night, they'll be hoping to bounce back just to get rid of those defeats three in a row.

I understand where Ross is coming from.

He's very angry right now because Rangers were so close and a lot of people had them as favourites to go on and win the title, but...

the way it's played out in these post-Blitz fixtures that they've lost three in a row and a lot of the fans are saying they've only played for 45 minutes and you can see that because even the game before that when they played Falkirk

they never played particularly well first half second half they were excellent and then after that you think right Rangers have got the momentum here and then they go and Murdoch were outstanding they get themselves in front of Hearts they were excellent that first half against Hearts and then it was like a different team that comes out yesterday I actually thought they started really well they go in front but then Celtic level and then they go in and win the game and Rangers disappear second half it's

so and I think it is a mentality thing he keeps dodging that question as Alex said earlier on but it is a mentality thing I think the players need to take a bit of responsibility for that Danny Rule did manage to close that gap from 13 points to one point at one point Ross does that count for anything now just given what's happened over the past three games

Ross mentioned the board there as well.

and that's listen if Rangers couldn't win the league finishing second that Champions League potential money if they could go through those qualifiers and get to the Champions League so there's all these things to factor in because at the end of the day football club like Rangers it's a business it's about making money and getting the revenue in and that might hamper Rangers getting into the transfer window in the summer who knows Ross a lot of money was spent this season a lot of players are brought in is there still another big rebuild to do this summer

In this day and age, for me, I think it's a red card.

I'm not saying he's went in to try and break the boy's leg, but the studs are up and it's endangering an opponent, and that, for me, is why it's a red card.

It didn't get given, and Celtic probably got away with one in that matter, but other than that, instant, Celtic deserved their victory, regardless if it went down to 10 or 11 players.

Celtic were a better side yesterday for a good 60, 70 minutes.

Rangers, as I said earlier in the show, started particularly well, but fell away.

But for me, it was a red card.

Peter, hold on a minute.

I understand your point, right, but there's been sending-offs already this season and last season where somebody's got the ball and their follow-through has got them a red card.

I think that's to say they're a good player.

He doesn't let his head go down.

It's very similar to Shanklin in the Motherwell game.

Strikers will miss chances, but the best strikers and the good strikers, they'll always come back for more.