Unimpressed Neil McCann has shot down suggestions that the Scottish Premiership title race is over as he challenged Rangers boss frontrunner Michael Beale to catch Celtic.
It's been a lacklustre campaign at Ibrox so far this term under Gio van Bronckhorst with Ange Postecoglou's defending champions holding a nine point lead at the top of the table while the league is in cold storage for the World Cup. QPR boss and former Rangers assistant Beale looks set to be handed the job of mounting a title challenge during the second half of the campaign despite the Hoops holding a massive advantage.
Former Rangers star McCann sparred with his fellow pundits on BBC Sportsound as they suggested that the league trophy was already destined for Celtic Park before Beale had even made his Ibrox return. He insists there is enough quality in The Light Blues' dressing room to push for top spot with a winning run of results.
