Rangers Football Club

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SMITH'S fury at 'unfair' pressure put on McDonald by derby rivals More... WALTER SMITH has hit out at Celtic for heaping pressure on match officials ahead of today's Old Firm derby. The Parkhead club leaked their grievances about certain refereeing decisions to the media through an unnamed source in midweek. This came despite a series of calls going against the Light Blues last season without such staunch complaints, particularly at the opening end of the campaign. In turn, match referee Dougie McDonald's position was an awkward one going into this afternoon's fixture. That disgusted Smith, who praised his handling of the game and the whistler got most of the major rulings he had to make correct. They included disallowing a first-half Mo Edu goal after Kenny Miller handled the ball and sending off away skipper Scott Brown. Smith said: "I thought the referee handled the game very well today. It was always going to be awkward for him. "It was a totally unfair circumstance he was placed in this week but I thought the referee did very well. "The Old Firm game's always tough. The man in the middle comes under scrutiny and you'll always argue with his refereeing decisions. It doesn't matter what anybody says. "But it would be nice, if somebody was going to criticise, that they came out of the closet and did it rather than did it in an anonymous manner. "There's enough pressure on the referee without anyone else bringing up their problems before the game."

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STRONG reserve side cruise to 3-0 win over Falkirk A STRONG Rangers reserve side eased to a 3-0 win over Falkirk at Murray Park this afternoon. With ten first teamers in the starting eleven it was a comfortable victory for the Light Blues thanks to goals from Andy Little, John Fleck and Thomas Kind Bendiksen. Little got the home side off the mark after just seven minutes when he followed up on Steven Naismith's headed effort after a well worked corner involving Fleck and Nacho Novo. It was the only clear cut chance of the opening half but a second goal early in the second period signalled the start of a host of changes for Rangers. It was Fleck who added the second latching on to a neat through ball to volley home from the edge of the area with half an hour still left on the clock. That was the spark for a number of changes as Little, Steven Naismith, DaMarcus Beasley and Kirk Broadfoot all made way in quick succession for Kane Hemmings, Steph Stirling, Kyle Hutton and Gregg Wylde. It was another substitute though who added a little gloss to the scoreline with Norwegian Bendiksen slotting home an excellent third with just three minutes remaining. Rangers: Alexander; Broadfoot, Kinniburgh, Wilson, Smith; Beasley, Edu, Fleck, Little; Novo, Naismith. Subs: Gallacher, Hemmings, Kind-Bendiksen, Stirling, Campbell, Hutton, McCabe, Wylde. More...

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BILLY STARK's side face Azerbaijan on March 2 Goalkeepers Jamie Barclay (Falkirk on loan to East Stirlingshire) Scott Gallacher (Rangers) Alan Martin (Leeds United) Defenders Paul Caddis (Celtic) Brian Easton (Burnley on loan to Hamilton Academical) Paul Hanlon (Hibernian) Chris Mitchell (Falkirk on loan to Ayr United) Ross Perry (Rangers) Thomas Scobbie (Falkirk) Midfielders Scott Arfield (Falkirk) Paul Coutts (Preston North End) Murray Davidson (St Johnstone) Kevin McDonald (Burnley) Stephen McGinn (Watford) Andrew Shinnie (Rangers on loan to Dundee) David Wotherspoon (Hibernian) Forwards David Goodwillie (Dundee United) Leigh Griffiths (Dundee) Rory Loy (Rangers on loan to St. Mirren) Chris Maguire (Aberdeen on loan to Kilmarnock) Jamie Murphy (Motherwell) More...