High praise for Kim but fans remain unconvinced by McInnes' Rangers
Kim Min-su made me watch the game with hope rather than apprehension. In the weeks to come he and Shankland will get goals. Brian: A much-needed win for us, but watching the game I feel Rangers are still in limp mode when it comes to quality, vision and team play.
Derek McInnes has earned his first Scottish Premiership win as manager of Rangers, a victory that has drawn mixed reactions from fans. Stephen praised young Kim Min-su for his creative play and ability to pass the ball forward, noting that the young player put his game in a hopeful rather than anxious context. John acknowledged the improved performance with Kim around Lawrence Shankland, praising the latter's positive outlook, skill, pace, and eye for a pass.
Mark noticed that the first half was lackluster, but the second half showed significant improvement. However, he questioned the midfielders' habit of passing the ball backward instead of turning and playing forward. Brian expressed relief at the win but felt that Rangers still lacks quality, vision, and team play. He was optimistic about Kim's potential as a new signing, but felt the team was still "limp" in terms of performance.
Greg was unimpressed with the win, criticizing the lack of attacking urgency and pace, and questioning the choice of players. He was particularly critical of Dan Neil when Connor Barron was on the bench. Graeme echoed concerns about the attacking urgency and the team's speed, suggesting that the manager needs to find his best starting lineup quickly to ensure the season doesn't falter.
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