‘Really poor’ – Halliday blasts Rangers element despite win vs St Johnstone, ‘hasn’t been good enough’

Former Rangers player Andy Halliday criticized the team's set-piece delivery as "really poor" despite their 4-0 Scottish Premiership win over St Johnstone. Derek McInnes' side cruised to victory at Ibrox thanks to two goals from Kevin Kelsy, alongside strikes from Ryan Naderi and Tochi Chukwuani. Despite the convincing scoreline, Halliday highlighted that Rangers struggled to make the most of their dead-ball opportunities until their 11th corner.

Speaking on BBC Radio Scotland's Sportsound, Halliday argued that Rangers possess aerial threats such as Kelsy, Naderi, and Emmanuel Fernandez who are underutilized due to subpar delivery when James Tavernier is not taking kicks. The article notes that Rangers average 7.7 corners per league game this season but have scored only twice from set-piece situations.