Paul

I mean, I was going off the head at the Mulliwell game, that down to 10 men, a Walter Smith would have killed that game off there and then.

He plays defensively and says, oh no, I'll go with that.

When you can see Motherwell peppering, they've nothing to lose.

They're going to throw the ball in the box.

And it takes one mistake.

And guys like Butland and all that, they need as much help as they can get because they went through the Russell Martin era and whatnot and didn't see it working.

Do you know a guy I would have brought on against Celtic?

And I've criticised him in this show, so I put my hands up.

I would have brought James Tavenier on because he's experienced.

He would have maybe calmed the whole situation down.

He's this Rangers captain ultimately.

And he could have made a difference, but no, he brings on Neil Mundy.

I was going off ahead at the game.

You can hear me getting passionate about it, but I said at halftime to my pal, do not take the foot off the gas.

We've got Celtic planted in.

Don't take the foot off the gas.

But what does he do?

Plays five more minutes.

We're dominating Celtic.

And then goes, ah, no, they've changed their shape.