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Of course, he has me shaking my head most of the time, just saying we should give him time and also trust SG when he selects him. I am in no doubt he will improve and I thought he had a decent game today

Have to disagree there, we are not weaker for selling Candeias, I would like to have kept him but I don't think we are suffering from his departure, IMO.

No way was Ojo awful today! he is frustrating and raw, but there is a player there no doubt, the more he plays the better he will get, just look at Kent when he first joined us. Give the guy time.

I've said before Tav has set such a high standard consistently over the years he has been at Ibrox, he is a quality player and he can/will continue to prove the doubters wrong.

He was a player who really disappointed me with the way he left Rangers, I loved the guy as a Rangers player, he is nothing but vermin to me now

Very achievable target

McLean(sp) should have been sent off, any decent ref would have done that. Hard to pick a MOTM, Jack outstanding again, Davis strolled the match, Kent unplayable at times, and Morelos is just top class, very good team performance again, we just keep on driving forward, SG is having a brilliant effect on Rangers, still hard to believe we have a world footballing superstar in charge of Rangers! he isn't getting the credit/respect he is due in the Republic of Scotland.

Once again the ref allowed the opposition to get away with murder, just glad our players just kept going despite another poor performance from this ref! it's harder for Rangers to win matches than any other team

Ojo just gets better, Kent had a slow start and came good, I get the same feeling with Ojo

Very unlucky, hope he gets a goal this half

Agreed. He will prove to be worth the money paid for him, very unlucky when his strike hit the post. Thing is with a player like him the opposition are terrified when he gets the ball as he is very quick, can go on either foot so even if he is not having a good game the opposition are shit scared of him, we should be feeding him the ball every time

Our tempo is very slow compared to when we play our best. Anyway, Helander scores again, now for 4 more goals this half

If you think walking about side passing is good tempo then fair enough

Hearts players being allowed to spoil the match by kicking the ball away all the time, taking 5 minutes to take throw ins/free kicks

Our tempo is terrible, this is the cause of poor performances from us, get the fecking finger out

Rangers are set to offer new deals to veteran trio Steven Davis, Jermain Defoe and Allan McGregor. Ibrox boss Steven Gerrard has been delighted by the impact of all three this season as they helped the side reach the Europa League group stages as well as battling Celtic at the top of the table. Davis and McGregor are out of contract at the end of the season, while on-loan striker Defoe’s deal with Bournemouth also expires next summer. Despite their combined age of 108, Gerrard insists all three deserve to extend their stay with the Light Blues and is keen to deal them in sooner rather than later. He said: “There will be more news on the horizon about people staying here for longer. “The people I’m talking about are the likes of Jermain, Allan, Steven — they’re not on long-term deals but are very much in the plan. “They are on top form and players we want around longer than the end of the season. “I don’t look at age. I look on form, I look on what you offer, what your contribution is on a daily basis. “What you are bringing to the team and what you are potentially bringing to the team over how many years we are talking. “I think when you’re dealing with players of this age, you’re never going to offer them a two or three-year deal. Of course you’re not, there’s no need. “But at the same time you don’t want to lose them because they’re so valuable to us. “They are players who help drive the standards and drive the dressing room and are helping me on a daily basis. “Can you imagine how difficult my job would be now if those three were leaving in the summer? Or they knocked on my door and said they don’t want to play any more. “How do you go and find a world-class goalie who is ready, who is going to make big saves in Europe, who is going to make big saves domestically, with the budgets that are available? “How do you go and find a No 9 who can score at any given time? "How do you go and find someone who has Steven Davis’ experience, who can run games of football and is a model professional? “Sometimes you’ve got to realise what you’ve got and tickle what you’ve got and look after what you’ve got. “I don’t want any crazy Alan Hansen quotes coming out here, but balance is important. “It’s important that you have energy and youth and people that get the best out of the older guys in the dressing room, but also vice versa. “These young guys need guidance, need professionals, need to see people across the board that set 100 per cent standards every single day. “At the moment, I think we have the balance right. “That’s not to say that we don’t want to add to it or adjust it, or change it from an addition point of view. “At the same time, there will be people that go in a different direction to get football for their own piece of it. “It will also be shaping it and adjusting it, but at the moment we have the balance right in terms of age.” https://www.thescottishsun.co.uk/sport/football/4909946/rangers-steven-davis-jermain-defoe-allan-mcgregor/?utm_medium=Social&utm_source=Twitter#Echobox=1572734856

TRAVEL ADVICE Hampden Park, Scotland’s National Stadium Rangers FC v Heart of Midlothian FC – Sunday 3rd November 2019, 1500 hrs kick-off https://www.hampdenpark.co.uk/assets/media/Rangers v Hearts Travel Advice 2019.pdf