There was good news for Rangers fans on Friday afternoon, as the squad have come through Wednesday night’s league clash unscathed.
Gary McAllister and Connor Goldson confirmed the news in a press conference with quotes reproduced by the Rangers official Twitter account.
Goldson had been a doubt before the Aberdeen game, but starred in the win.
It was the defender’s first appearance of 2019, having missed the previous four matches through injury.
Steven Gerrard told RangersTV after the game that the centre-back arrived at Pittodrie with only half a training session under his belt, but it appears it was a gamble worth taking.
“I felt finished after the match, I was out for a while and was just happy to be selected and get back out there. I have had some treatment and I’m good to go”, he said, as quoted on the Rangers Twitter feed.
At the end of the press conference, McAllister had more good news on the rest of the squad.
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Not only were there no casualties at Pittodrie, two long-term absentees are still ‘progressing well’.
Graham Dorrans and Jamie Murphy are on the road to recovery after serious knee problems.
Both could feature at some stage before the end of the season.
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