- Published9 minutes ago
We asked for your views on St Mirren's 2-0 home defeat by Rangers.
Here's what some of you said:
Gus:There's just nothing there. The manager must be replaced. This was a poor Rangers side who against anyone else would be lucky to get a point.
Douglas:Yes we slightly threatened, especially in the second half, but turning pressure into goals isn't a St Mirren trait. If we play like that against most other teams we will run then close, but unless we find a way to the opposition net more regularly then it will be a long struggle... a repetition of last year where our goals for column was terrible.
William:Though it was never a penalty, that's another defeat against an average Rangers team. We are getting closer to the bottom of the league, we can't score and we hear the same song from the manager. Surly we must start thinking about changing the way we play as it's not working.
James:Predictable outcome given Saints' almost total inability to score! Several Rangers fans I watched the game with thought the pen was a joke. But it's expected against the Old Firm so we have to score when we get a good chance and we got two/three chances which weren't taken. We also relied on Jacob Chapman to keep the score down - which he did.
Alan:Where do we begin? The penalty was unbelievable to say the least but not suprised with a certain ref in charge. But even with that we are so punch-drunk in front of goal, it's the same every season. If we don't stop the rot very soon it won't be the play-offs, it will be straight relegation.
