Rangers legend warns ‘there’s no use doing that against Celtic if you don’t back it up’

Rangers legend Ian Durrant has warned manager Derek McInnes and his squad that their recent back-to-back victories over Celtic will count for nothing without sustained consistency. Speaking ahead of Rangers' upcoming Scottish Premiership clash against Kilmarnock at Ibrox, Durrant stressed that the team must maintain their high standards across the league to mount a serious title challenge.

Durrant highlighted the importance of avoiding mid-game lapses, referencing a recent narrow win against St Mirren, and called for Rangers to re-establish an intimidating atmosphere at Ibrox. He also praised 20-year-old winger Findlay Curtis, pointing out that his previous loan spell at Kilmarnock helped him adapt to the physical demands of top-flight football.