Rangers v Dundee Utd – The ‘Coist Of Complacency

“Trebles are hard to win,” lied said Ally McCoist this week: “We have won absolutely nothing yet. Complacency is something that could put a dent in our hopes of winning trophies and we have to guard against it.” Thirteen points clear in a two horse race, it would take a collapse of Greg Norman in the 1996 Masters proportions for Rangers to allow Celtic back in to the title race. So that’s one leg of the treble all but in the bag. They’re also already in the CIS Cup final, where they’ll take on St Mirren and a win over a Dundee United, who were spanked 7-1 on their last visit to Ibrox, will put them in to the semi-finals of the Scottish FA Cup. The treble is looking likely for Rangers but it’s not a Dun’ deal yet. Sun 12.05pm BBC Scot

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Rangers v Dundee Utd – The ‘Coist Of Complacency