Rangers have moved to the top of the Scottish Premiership table with a win over Hearts at Tynecastle on Sunday.
Steven Gerrard’s side capitalised on Celtic’s lack of league action this weekend to move ahead of the reigning champions with a 2-1 comeback victory.
It was an excellent battling performance but Gerrard will know his side must continue to improve if they are to seriously challenge the Hoops when May rolls round.
One area of the team that could use some fresh ideas is central midfield, with Lassana Coulibaly and Ovie Ejaria coming under particular criticism for their middling form of late.
One man fans would love to see get a renewed chance from the start of matches is prospect Ross McCrorie, who really impressed coming onto the pitch late in the match today.
He has the commitment to really add something to the team in a brutal December schedule.
These supporters took to Twitter today to share their hopes of his inclusion soon…
Halliday and McCrorie start against Aberdeen for me.
Halliday miles ahead of Flanagan and McCrorie must be given a chance ahead of Coulibaly, he offers us very little and I’d rather have McCrorie developing than a very average Coulibaly getting game time in the middle.
— ⚫️⚫️ BarišićLOYAL (@weepaljoe_) December 2, 2018
Really want to see mccrorie play more
— Alex Gray (@AlexGray1872) December 2, 2018
McCrorie for the amount of time he played was fantastic. hope gerrard plays him more
— RaiD rampant ???????????????????????????? (@rampant__) December 2, 2018
Hopefully see you on from the start over the next few games. ????⚪????
— Stuart O'Neill (@Sturtyboy81) December 2, 2018
Great to see you back in the team big man, hopefully get a start on Wednesday night.
— David Johnstone (@DavidJo09662419) December 2, 2018
For me you should start in front of Ejaria and coulibaly!!!
— Allan (@a22an) December 2, 2018
Well played mate!. Would have you starting in that midfield ahead of Ejaria and Coulibary EVERY week!!.
— T (@irnbrusnowman1) December 2, 2018
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