Barry Ferguson reckons the Rangers players have not seen anything like the criticism that will follow if they drop points at Motherwell on Sunday.
There's questions being asked of manager Giovanni van Bronckhorst and his players after a 7-1 mauling in the Champions League against Liverpool. But Ferguson reckons it's the Motherwell game which could spark proper outrage within the Light Blues camp, currently sitting two points behind Celtic in the title race and that might be five come kick-off on Sunday.
Defeat to Liverpool left him cringing, however, a result in Lanarkshire is now paramount. He wrote in his Daily Record column: "There was steam coming out of my ears on Wednesday as a bad night became an unforgivable one. So I’m not about to make excuses for a performance and a result which humiliated Rangers fans all over the country. It was unacceptable. It was painful.
