Without any doubt, John Souttar has gone from solid, reliable and dependable Rangers stopper to an absolute has been who simply does not know where he is, lacks concentration and appears to have completely and totally lost the plot. There was one notable block towards the end of the match against Dundee United which did stand out, but aside from this moment, Souttar really struggled once again. His starting position was a surprise given the fact that Nasser Djiga and Emmanuel Fernandez have been a fairly decent defence for Rangers.

We do not really know why Danny Rohl decided to change this. Some theorise it is to do with the amount of travelling that Fernandez did on international duty, but we are not really buying that one. This just seemed to be rotation for rotation’s sake in all honesty. And it did not really work out.

Rangers’ defence looked vulnerable, shaky, and once again the same mistake that Russell Martin used to make, which was pairing Djiga and Souttar together, did not work here either. It never has worked. The two cannot play together. There is no understanding or cohesion and Rangers looked very, very shaky...