Rangers Man of the Match

[Andy_P]

Your thoughts and votes please... 

[purestate]

Grimshaw definitely showed commitment throughout and did as much as a defender should be expected to.  Gorrin also came into game.  Ariyibi showed some real good touches.  

[Kmcalpin]

A null vote from me I'm afraid. 

[2/6 tae get in]

Aldred saved us more than cost us, mentions for Gorrin, Campbell and Tait.

[MelvinBragg]

Funny, I thought Aldred and Gorrin had their worst games for us. Shows you how we all see the game differently. 

Thought Ariyibi showed flashes but for me Campbell was the tallest dwarf today...

[joewarkfanclub]

Whilst not as influential as he normally is, I thought Turnbull was our most composed player on the ball and tried to keep things moving. I dont blame him at all for the 2nd goal as Dunne should never have put him in trouble. Even when he got it he was alert enough to see that Gillespie was covered and his only option was up the touchline. Unlucky to be dispossessed.

[supermarv]

Funnily I thought Grimshaw and Aldred were rotten, constantly taking dodgy touches, poor headers and headers. Tait and Ariyibi were maybe the only ones for me with some creditable praise. 

[ONeils4oyarder]

I think we're clutching at straws by trying to justify a man of the match yesterday to be totally honest...one or two were average, the rest were awful

[stuwell]

Grimshaw stuck to his task well, made himself available going forward and even tried cutting inside and across the park when attacking with the ball.  Not a perfect performance but definitely not a bad one and I’m happy to give him Motm for it. 

[Big Wispy Flossy]

I thought Hastie was one of our better players yesterday 

[Ya Bezzer!]

No one really set the heather on fire but by a process of elimination I got it down to Grimshaw, Campbell and Hastie.

Out of that three I think I would go for Hastie.

Seemed like our best bet to do something in an attacking sense and like in the recent Hibs match he looked to me like the only guy who was making himself available to forward balls.

Didn't quite come off for him but he tried hard under difficult circumstances.

[Ya Bezzer!]

20 hours ago, joewarkfanclub said:

Whilst not as influential as he normally is, I thought Turnbull was our most composed player on the ball and tried to keep things moving. I dont blame him at all for the 2nd goal as Dunne should never have put him in trouble. Even when he got it he was alert enough to see that Gillespie was covered and his only option was up the touchline. Unlucky to be dispossessed.

I'd agree with you on the second goal.  Turnbull was more to blame for the third goal than the second one but the truth is all three goals were down to failures right across the board.