Ferguson can now have new Jades in the Wanderers, this is not Iga Marne

The Glasgow Rangers scored again in the Premier League at the Jekyll and Hyde exhibitions, winning late titles on Saturday evening against Dundee.

Dundee entered the 2-1 advantage in halftime intervals, thanks to a goal from Scott Tiffoney that quickly stretched to 3-1.

Goals from James Tavernier, Tom Lawrence and then-Cyriel Dessers – he made another comeback victory in his 100th appearance in the light blue.

Despite missing several chances throughout the tie, the Nigerian striker became Ferguson’s hero with a goal to win the game.

Display of Cyriel Dessers in numbers and Dundee

Ferguson started with Hamza Igamane and went on to dominate the midfield with a 3-5-2 goal, creating many opportunities for both forwards.

It worked to a certain extent, Dessers recorded an incredible 12 shots-9 shots on Target, but he missed 5 big opportunities.

He won only 50% of the games he competed for when he lost 13 times, and succeeded in just one dribbling.

There are three minutes left for perseverance games, which shouldn’t be on the crack.

Igamane is also far from his best game, with only 17 losses and only one goal. However, despite the regular chances, Deess finally seems to have changed his scapegoat label.

Is it now passed to Jack Butland? He endured another bad show on Ibrox.

The Wanderer can now find the new Jades

Butland enjoyed a relatively solid debut season for the Gers. His mistakes in his dying time against the Celtics in the Scottish Cup final proved expensive but were considered one-off.

Almost a year later, fast forward, the British made some compelling mistakes throughout the season, and journalist Josh Bunting said in December that he looked “real form” while watching “shaking”. In early March, his mistakes against Motherwell cost a lot in the end with a 2-1 loss.

He also fell on his opponent during Boxing Day matches, giving a fine, causing the Gers to suffer a defeat.

In the match against Dundee, Brand made 42 touches, and he only scored 42 touches of his 13 long shots, completing only 65% ​​of his passes.

This is his second goal against Dundee and it seems likely to cost the Wanderer. A weak Simon Murray shot from his hand somehow into Joe Shaughnessy’s path, who kicked the ball home and entered the home court with a 2-0 score.

Given that this is not his first mistake in his campaign, will his time in Ibrox end? Especially the new manager who arrived in the summer.

A large part of the fan base certainly hopes that. A few weeks ago, his free throw shootout hero is now a distant memory. There is no doubt that mistakes like this could cost the club’s title.

With Desser’s turn, Butland is certainly the loyal new high-profile villain of Ibrox.