As we have discussed in previous entries, Danny Rohl definitely has a habit of axing players he does not fancy. While Ibrox Noise defended the axing of Finlay Curtis because the youngster had not really shown any major reason to be in the first team, other fans disagreed.

Curtis’ loan manager Neil McCann.

Other fans disagreed that Findlay Curtis was not good enough to play for Rangers. There is a romanticism about Rangers youth. Curtis’s performances were not poor and did show more promise than Kai Kennedy and Adam Devine before him. But Danny Rohl was not interested, using him only as a bit part player. His sparkling performances at Kilmarnock on loan have earned him a call up to the national team. Finlay Curtis is likely to get a cap for Scotland, maybe more if his form continues. He has not been Messi at Kilmarnock. However, he has impressed enough to show Danny Rohl may have made an error. He has certainly been more impressive than Thelo Aasgaard, for example, albeit Aasgaard has lost his place as well.

Nevertheless, Findlay Curtis is starting to look like he might be something. Of course,...