Rangers fans sent a clear message to Michael Beale and his squad ahead of next weekend's cup final with Celtic.
And that was to end the horror stat that only two trophies have been brought back to Ibrox in the past eleven years amid a decade of dominance from rivals Celtic. The Light Blues were 3-0 winners on the day at Almondvale after two dead balls from James Tavernier sealed the three points. First a penalty from the skipper was sent it before a free-kick was pinpoint and returning Kemar Roofe also struck.
But before the game a section of the Rangers travelling support unveiled a banner that read: "Two trophies in 11 years - uphold the standards that matter." The message was seemingly in response to Beale's show of sportsmanship against Partick Thistle that saw the Jags awarded a free goal in the Scottish Cup amid the Englishman touting 'standards' for his decision.
