Rangers' manager Derek McInnes is under fire for his 'always cheated, never defeated' mentality after a referee row in the draw with Dundee United. The Light Blues' manager's attitude sparked debate among fans and pundits, with some questioning whether it would benefit the Ibrox squad.
What happened?
Rangers drew 1-1 with Dundee United in their opening game of the season, with Thelo Aasgaard levelling the game after Lachlan Rose had given United the lead. However, the Light Blues failed to secure the win, and McInnes was involved in a flashpoint with referee Nick Walsh after Mohamed Diomande went down in the box under the challenge of Emmanuel Agyei.
Why it matters for Rangers
McInnes' attitude has sparked debate among fans and pundits, with some questioning whether it would benefit the Ibrox squad. The manager has been accused of having a 'cheated, never defeated' mentality, which some believe could be detrimental to the team's performance.
What comes next?
Rangers are currently 4th in the Premiership, with 1 point from 1 game, and are 2 points behind leaders ST Mirren. They face Kilmarnock in their next fixture, which is scheduled for December 26th. Meanwhile, Connor Barron and José Cifuentes are currently sidelined due to injury.
