The Rangers goalkeeping situation has sparked some debate in recent weeks with Allan McGregor and Jon McLaughlin rotated by Michael Beale.
The Ibrox boss stated at the weekend when recalling veteran McGregor that he was his No1 goalkeeper but decided to call upon McLaughlin once again in the Premiership against Kilmarnock, like he had done in the previous outing against Dundee United. Part of his thinking may have come down to set-plays and crosses into the box with coming and commanding his area one of the 35-year-old's strengths.
However, he was caught out badly for Kilmarnock's opener from Chris Stokes and should have been punished before that sixth minute header. Former Rangers defender Richard Foster hit out at the former Hearts goalie for being caught in 'absolutely no man's land' on two occasions despite his ability at crosses being the main reason behind his selection.
