Gordon Dalziel

Yeah, I'm sure he has.

In fact, I'd done the show with him on Saturday at Hampden Cup Final.

We sat before we went on air, had a cup of tea, we were talking about the summer, we were talking about holidays, and I thought I was a close friend, but he never even mentioned that to me.

Listen, free of charge, that's one of the best bits of business that Rangers will do in a long, long time.

I know that, funny you should say that, you know, with him coming there, people are now expecting, and I've heard other pundits and ex-players coming out already and saying, he's Captain Matero.

I'm finding that a little bit strange and you can argue in the fact well how can you find it strange he was captain at the Harts but he was such an important player for Harts and I think he will be with Rangers but I think Rangers will shine I think it's too early for him to be Rangers captain I do you know something

I don't think it would bother him but I think he'll come there and especially when you're a goal scorer especially when you're centre forward I would take all the pressure off the captaincy away from him it'll depend who Rangers bring in they'll probably try and bring in more leaders as well they'll spend money

I would just let him go and enjoy his football, concentrate on what he does, and that is put the ball in the back of the net.

And forget about the responsibility of, oh, you're a captain as well.

I know he was the captain at Hearts, but the captain at Hearts is completely different from...

going from Hearts to Rangers.

Well, you've seen that after the final whistle, how the players celebrated.

You thought they'd won the Scottish Cup as well.

And rightly so, because, you know, getting into the Championship, contracts, your wages obviously reduce and everything, and then people lose their jobs and whatever.

If you had to say to a St Mirren fan at the beginning of the season, you win the League Cup and you'll stay in the Premier League, that's magnificent for them.

But I thought they were in real trouble.

And even at half-time last night, and obviously Tom was at the game, he probably had a different feeling being a St Mirren fan.

I just thought Parth taking the first half looked the most dangerous.

I thought St Mirren were dreadful first half.

I really did.