Stavros’ admission today that Kyoto Disagreement likely won’t be playing in the next Old Firm match will make Rangers fans laugh, because he didn’t play in the first two either.

Indeed, it’s safe to say the Japanese dude up front, who the hysterical Scottish press labelled a £35M player inside his first two matches for the club, has been a non-event as far as his impact on Rangers goes, and from our understanding he still hasn’t found his way out of Leon Balogun’s back pocket yet.

In fact, we believe that was where he got his first injury, tripping over the stitching…

Being serious Rangers’ match v Motherwell tomorrow is literally all that matters now, and winning every single domestic fixture, to exploit any slip up from Parkhead.

Because there will be one. Or two. Or three.

They’re not a great side, they’re far from a great side, and a shocker of a 45 plus the lack of our alpha players at Parkhead has created a false narrative that they’re a tonne better than punters think.

Some of our dear staff and friends on Ibrox Noise have been suckered into this fear, seeing consistent wins from them, overlooking just how much our rivals have been riding their luck recently.

Only so long that a side can keep scraping by with 90 minute winners.

And Rangers have to get that consistency themselves, winning, winning winning.

Regardless what “£35M striker” our opponent has…