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'Gutsy but not brilliant' & Rangers 'not out of the woods yet'

Rangers fans, we asked for your views after Wednesday night's 2-1 win at Falkirk in the Scottish Premiership. Emmanuel Fernandez needs to be benched, the attempted pass across the back in the second half would have been punished by a better striker. Lawrence Shankland took a huge step towards convincing Rangers fans that he merits the captain's armband.

'Gutsy but not brilliant' & Rangers 'not out of the woods yet'

Rangers fans offered their assessment following their 2-1 victory over Falkirk in the Scottish Premiership. Carl emphasized the importance of securing three points but highlighted the need for improvement, particularly in the backline. Emmanuel Fernandez's performance was criticized as lackluster, and his recent poor form was questioned.

Ronnie praised Ronnie's performance, noting that Lawrence Shankland had stepped up and could potentially earn the captaincy. Djeidi Gassama was commended for his continued impressive play, while Ross McCrorie made a significant impact coming off the bench. However, Fraser found the game boring and unconvincing, predicting Rangers wouldn't defeat Celtic with such a display.

Stuart acknowledged the win but was critical of Fernandez's performance, suggesting Derek McInnes should reconsider his faith in the center-back pairing. Peter pointed out the need for a reliable player to support Shankland, while acknowledging the sloppy defending that could cost them in future matches. Gerald expressed disappointment, using strong language to describe the team's performance, and questioned the quality of recent signings, holding McInnes accountable for their shortcomings. Overall, while Rangers secured a win, fans remain uncertain about the team's future prospects.

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