Rangers escaped Tynecastle with a point thanks to Olwethu Makhanya’s late equaliser, but the bigger talking point after the 2-2 draw was the defender’s damning assessment of his side’s character…
Rangers defender Olwethu Makhanya questioned his team's character and mentality following a 2-2 Scottish Premiership draw against Hearts at Tynecastle. Despite Kevin Kelsy opening the scoring, second-half goals from Claudio Braga and Calvin Miller put Hearts ahead before Makhanya scored a late equalizer. The South African subsequently accused his squad of lacking desire and failing to handle key battles.
A media panel, including Graeme Young, David Irvine, and Blair Meikle, agreed that Makhanya correctly highlighted a persistent leadership deficit within the squad. The panelists suggested manager Derek McInnes would likely welcome Makhanya's public accountability as he attempts to address the team's ongoing mentality issues.
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