The Rangers Review
All the latest news, analysis and opinion from the team behind The Rangers Review. Our journalists Joshua Barrie, Derek Clark, Chris Jack, Blair Malloy and Stevie Clifford bring you their insight into the club every day from 9.30 during our live morning briefings. The boys will also appear whenever major news breaks for emergency bulletins.
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Hi all, due to filming restrictions we won't be live pre and post match today - keep your eyes peeled for Joshua and Chris' reaction first thing on Sunday morning.
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Watch Ashton Scally play and you'll understand why there's so much excitement in his talent, and was so much interest before he signed a pro deal in April.
The left-back, who only turned 16 in April and has already made his debut, had an injury over the summer but is regarded as part of the first-team squad.
Scally spoke to the Rangers Review about why he turned down offers from England, the Under-19s' impressive win over Dynamo Kyiv, being called 'baby Penrice' by his teammates and his ambitions after a whirlwind few months.
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Rangers Under-19s overturned a 3-2 defeat in the first leg of their UEFA Youth League tie with Dynamo Kyiv by winning 3-0 at Forthbank last night.
In a convincing performance against an older opponent, Kyle Glasgow and Ashton Scally shone as Lewis Stewart continued his impressive start to the season and Max Cameron scored a brilliant individual goal.
Brodie Kerr was at Forthbank 👇
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❓ Any questions for the lads on tomorrow’s morning briefing?
Comment below 👇
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Derek McInnes explained after Saturday's win over Aberdeen that he picked James Penrice in the middle to add balance and, laterally, fill in for Tuur Rommens as he pushed high, with Minsu Kim rolling inside.
How did the midfield function and did it benefit from Dan Neil's tendency to play the 'extra pass' when he came off the bench?
Joshua Barrie✍️
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Derek McInnes issued a strong defence of Manny Fernandez speaking ahead of Rangers' trip to Hampden to face Aberdeen.
"Last night wasn't on Manny Fernandez. Last night it was a collective. And I never get asked about Manny when he does really well and he's been a big part of our better performances this season."
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Derek McInnes admitted Rangers 'gave up a lot of control' of last night's game at Tynecastle.
Kevin Kelsy's excellent opener showed the benefit of having such numbers high up the park but as McInnes admitted post-match, without getting the ball into those areas consistently, Rangers were left exposed.
Several individual off-nights didn't help - but the balance between control and attack must be refined away from home to ensure dropped points don't become a regular feature.
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Minsu Kim is yet to score or assist for Rangers - but that fails to capture his impact at Ibrox.
The South Korean played a pivotal role in the first two goals against St Johnstone this weekend, in his best display yet during a first start from the left.
With freedom to roll inside or stay wide, he played five key passes on the day, his most in a single game this season.
What's more, Minsu has the best underlying creative numbers at Ibrox.
The final third numbers will come, but the current lack doesn't reflect his obvious impact on Derek McInnes' team.
*Joshua* ✍️
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