Stand in skipper Dan Neil insists the highs still cancel out the lows after four months experiencing the ups and downs of a Rangers player…

Rangers manager Derek McInnes held a squad debrief at Auchenhowie following a 2-2 draw with Hearts at Tynecastle. Stand-in captain Dan Neil revealed the team discussed their lack of early control and mistakes before Olwethu Makhanya's late equalizer salvaged a point. Neil emphasized that reviewing both positives and negatives is part of the squad's standard routine to halt their recent away form slump.
Neil will captain Rangers against Aberdeen in the upcoming cup semifinal at Hampden with club captain Lawrence Shankland sidelined following hamstring surgery. Neil reflected on drawing from his previous captaincy experience with Sunderland at Wembley, while praising his developing midfield partnership with Nico Raskin.
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