In a slight change to our usual format of Rangers match and player ratings, we thought we’d offer some ratings of last night’s 2-2 at Tannadice.
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| Player | Approx Rating | Ibrox Noise take. |
|---|---|---|
| Jack Butland | 6/10 | Did a serviceable job between the sticks, not flawless but kept Rangers in with a chance. |
| James Tavernier | 4/10 | Struggled at right-back, poor outing before substitution — had a difficult night defensively and didn’t contribute much going forward. |
| Nasser Djiga | 3/10 | Shaky at the back; looked under pressure all game, unlucky night for defensive duties. |
| Emmanuel Fernandez | 3/10 | Similarly poor defensive display — looked out-of-depth at times, especially when United pressed. |
| Jayden Meghoma | 6/10 | One of the brighter sparks; offered some attacking impetus and energy — possibly among the few with a partial positive. |
| Nicolas Raskin | 4/10 | Quiet midfield shift; rarely dictated play and seemed contained by United’s mid-block. |
| Connor Barron | 4/10 | Didn’t stand out; offered little spark, part of a midfield that struggled to impose itself. |
| Djeidi Gassama | 4/10 | Tried to get involved, but service and impact lacked — struggled to influence the game in final third. |
| Nedim Bajrami | 6/10 | Continues to have a bit of a better time at Rangers lately. Scored the vital penalty. |
| Danilo | 3/10 | Anonymous — offered little threat, barely influenced play up front. |
| Bojan Miovski | 3/10 | Sub-par; misfired and lacked presence, couldn’t make a mark despite opportunity. |
Less said about Chermiti the better in Rangers match and player ratings.
Overall Danny Rohl’s Rangers Revolution badly needs January to come around and give the squad a badly-needed injection. It’s clear the players are not up to scratch yet, and they need more bodies in.
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Rohl has already as good as confirmed this and we will see a lot of turnover next month as the January window gets underway in earnest.