Tying in (depressingly) to our last entry on Ally McCoist’s accurate observations on events at Tynecastle, we must mention Macedonia’s Bojan Miovski.
Captain Courageous was nowhere to be seen after full time (as per) and it was left to Rangers’ Macedonian striker (8 minutes on the pitch as a late sub) to face the press.
🗣️ "We should kill the game in the first half…"
— The Rangers Review (@RangersReview55) May 5, 2026
Bojan Miovski on what went wrong at Tynecastle.
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But it was not his presence that wound fans up the most, but his attitude.
Robotic
Miovski gave the vibe of a foreigner picking up a paycheque and saying robotic lines he had no investment in.
And while we don’t entirely blame him, it summed the situation up.
On top of Danny Rohl ditching Scots for loser foreigners who give no hoots about Rangers, the likes of Miovski show no investment in the club.
Rangers fans weren’t slow to notice it.
Disinterest
Replies noting his disinterest, casualness, his lack of passion and his general laid backness pretty much nailed it.
Not only had Rangers’ big names avoided the press completely, but they’d sent out a sub. A sub who had no impact on the match.
Unsurprisingly, Miovski looked like he couldn’t care less.
He is, after all, a professional, doing his job, and if it doesn’t go well, he still gets paid.
We were in favour of the ex-Aberdeen man coming to Rangers, but only on loan with option. And we opposed hugely him coming as a permanent signing, and not for the £5M he ended up costing.
We have our reasons for that which we’ve bored you with elsewhere.
But fans’ rage at seeing Macedonia’s Bojan Miovski trotted out and not Captain Disappointed, not to mention Miovski’s disinterest in affairs was justified.
Rangers have absolutely f*d another season, and we perish to think what Walter would think of this.