04/02/2012 Sportscene

# I get a feeling # There's a magic atmosphere

# Yes, you know it's true # I can feel it

Ten teams played today with their sights set on the quarterfinals, in

the company of Pat Nevin and a man with a Scottish Cup winner's medal

from 50 years ago. Every underdog is searching for those special

ingredients which make up a cup upset. Class, settle down! Today,

we are going to break down the formula for a Cup upset. Ross

County are living the dream! There are many ways to produce a Cup

upset. You need the perfect environment and conditions. What an

upset! You need a giant. You need a smaller team - an underdog. The

greater force needs to be stopped by the weaker force. Giant...

That's a brilliant finish! Plus underdog... The Aberdeen fans will

take this defeat hard. Equals shock. Class dismissed. So we start with

Gus's First Division strugglers making the long trip to the North

East. Aberdeen versus Queen of the East. Aberdeen versus Queen of the

South. Much has changed since April 2008 and that semifinal win when

the First Division side came out on Scottish Cup final appearance, 22

since they last lifted the Cup. Craig Brown's sideshows a couple of

changes since last week. Queens occupy a lowly First Division as

they did when they produced that A bitterly cold afternoon,

windswept Pittodrie. Let's hope the two teams can provide some

entertainment. Fyvie has turned down a contract this week from

Aberdeen. He sees his future in Aberdeen. Aberdeen have the first

corner of the afternoon. That was a good cross from Clark. It's a goal

kick this time. Considine in at the back post. Fallon got the final

touch. Considine keeps his eye on McKenna. Arnason protesting he had

his eye on the ball all the way, which may be true, but the yellow

card is produced. That was reckless. He plays the ball but follows

Just couldn't turn it on target. Terrific play from the full-back

Jack. Considine is seeing plenty of particularly well. Certainly not

with any direction. Aberdeen look to try and find a way through.

Again, they fail on that particular that he will be able to continue.

It looked like a hamstring pull. If I was a betting man, I would wager

his afternoon is over. Josh Magennis will enter the fray as we

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Robinson has seen - Magennis Carmichael. Ryan Jack was back

there to make sure Sam Parkin couldn't pop that one into the net.

Queens best move of the match so far. Carmichael at the heart of it

teasing Considine and Parkin couldn't turn it in from a tight

angle. The half-time whistle goes. Boos around the ground. It hasn't

been exactly the most exciting of first halfs. Aberdeen really

failing to penetrate the Queen of the South defence. Daniel

Carmichael at the heart of Queen of Queens. McLaughlin! Scott

McLaughlin gives Queen of the South the lead. It came from nothing. The

visitors are in front at Pittodrie. Delight for Queen of the South. It

came out of the blue and Parkin's pass was perfectly weighted and

McLaughlin was cool and composed and Brown could do nothing to keep

it out of the net. Having been really outplayed so far, Queens hit

the front and it's Scott McLaughlin the scorer. Aberdeen have been the

victim of Cup shocks over the years. Craig Brown will be desperately

keen to avoid his side being added Fortunately for Lee Robinson, it

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closest Aberdeen have come to a goal all afternoon. That's gone

straight out of play. Rory McArdle coming as close as anyone has to

putting the ball past Lee Robinson. wasn't the prettiest of goals but

the Aberdeen fans don't care too much. They are back on level terms.

It's the 11th goal of the season for Scott Vernon. The flick-on

caused all sorts of confusion and Vernon beats Lee Robinson. Aberdeen

are right back in the match. There's the look of a relieved man

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Eventually, he gives it to Aberdeen. Difficult to tell at first watch

who that come off last. That is Jack's touch. That looks like it

should have been a goal kick. Queen there. It will be a corner kick. A

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good show by Kari Arnason to get Craig Reid has borne the brunt of

this one. Magennis' ball across the goal was a decent one. There was

Megginson. I replay looks on the crossbar. -- sends it. It all

opened up for Mitchel Megginson. Perhaps Scott Vernon feels he

should have taken this on himself the South will feel like they have

survived. They have earned the right to a replay. The boos ring

around Pittodrie. Queen of the South at one stage look like they

would win it. Scott McLaughlin put them in front only for Scott Vernon

to pull Aberdeen back into it and earn a replay. The prospect of a

trip to Dumfries will not be one that Aberdeen welcome. Queen of the

South can rightly feel that they It has finished, Aberdeen 1, Queen

of the South one. All the credit is to Gus MacPherson and Queen of the

South. But they had a game plan and they carried it out to perfection.

They got the goal and the counter- attack, and I am sure that was

their plan. Not a lot of credit to ourselves, but great credit to

Queen of the South. It would be disrespectful to the opposition to

think that we would just have to turn up and when the game. Did you

feel like history was repeating itself today? When they scored, yes.

I felt that during the game we kept the ball well, possession wise. We

just failed to make chances. It was a good performance. The main thing

is that we are still in the draw and we can give it a go in Dumfries.

I thought we played well. I am delighted. It will be a good replay

and a very competitive games. We will have to be at our best to get

the result. But we are still in the cup, and hopefully after the replay

we will still be in the cup. A pat on the back from Craig Brown. You

plan almost worked perfectly. knew we had to change things

slightly because of the quality that Aberdeen have. We played most

of the season 4-4-2. Today we decided to go 3-5-2. We tried to

trouble Aberdeen but there is no doubt that for long beards of the

game we had to defend deep. But it is part of the game that is sadly

lacking. Was it Brighton you shouted to, do not pass the ball

inside, and he did, and used court? inside, and he did, and used court?

Yes. He picked out Sam Parkin really well. It is a dangerous ball,

but 1 Sam Parkin gets into that situation, he does really well, as

he has weighed at has to Scott McLaughlin really well. He makes a

McLaughlin really well. He makes a lot of runs like that during games.

Unselfish runs that go unnoticed. If he does not get the pass, it

goes on notice but he puts himself into those opportunities so often.

It looked like the only way an Aberdeen goal was coming was from a

set-piece? Yes. They are a powerful side and they have a height

advantage, without a doubt. I would not say that there was no fee ball

played by Aberdeen, that would be unfair. You just need a little bit

of luck if you would -- if you are getting the ball into the box.

Scott Vernon is an important player for Aberdeen. We felt like there

was a possibility of an upset today. I am not sure if a kung-fu kick is

a friendly greeting in Iceland, but his Kari Arnason lucky he did not

see the red card? When you see the video footage of it, it is a poor

challenge. I think he felt aggrieved from a previous challenge,

seconds earlier. The second kick seconds earlier. The second kick

was the upsetting one. I think he goes in high. As the ball is coming

up, he commits to the challenge. up, he commits to the challenge.

But he is complaining about an earlier incident. You see it so

often when a player feels aggrieved, the next challenge that comes in,

he will make sure that he wins it. As we look at the Aberdeen chances,

there were not very many of them? And that is because of the good

defending. You will always get some chances when the ball is in the box.

That is a fabulous header. Rory McArdle. Aberdeen certainly had a

McArdle. Aberdeen certainly had a height advantage. It was a great

header and he was very unlucky. This was another fantastic

opportunity for them. It is not a good ball in, but beekeepers

slightly panicked, I thought. can see that he is relieved that

they take the outside of the post. Mitchel Megginson came on as a

substitute and this is the moment that Aberdeen could have avoided a

replay. Sometimes when you just come on the page you are not at the

pace of the game. After he strikes the ball, he is falling backwards.

You put it Low Crosby keeper, across his body. -- put it low,

across his body. -- put it low, across the keeper. Craig Brown has

a difficult game to look forward to. The Queen's defending was excellent

today. Yes, on numerous occasions today. Yes, on numerous occasions

we were under pressure and we put our bodies on the line. Aberdeen

have quality and they switched the play from side to side. The wide

players have drifted into get down the side of us, but the full backs

were outstanding. You have three or four of them there in the area,

desperate to stop the ball getting in. That is just a desire to stop

the ball going into the danger zone and you do not see it very often

nowadays, because lots of defenders are quite happy to sit in his own

are quite happy to sit in his own and keep the game in front of them.

Well done. Paisley next and attired which many football forecasters had

picked out as an upset waiting to happen.

happen. With Ross County flying high at the

top of Division One, the boss, Derek Adams, was determined for

this not to go to a replay. After 38 minutes, he was perhaps dreaming

of the quarterfinals. Kettlewell sent skidding by Craig Samson. Not

much doubt about the penalty at award. The task fell to Richard

Brittain. The former St Mirren man was not for missing, not yet.

A nice finish sending Craig Samson the wrong way. The lead was not to

last for long, three minutes in fact. David Van Zanten picked it up

on the right, and then picked out the head of Steven Thompson. The

striker getting another crucial goal for his side. A clinical Cross

up and they almost took the lead. - - that put the tails,. Both sides

had reason to be concerned. In injury time, 1/4 run -- Corcoran

sniffed victory. There was a chance to stealer at

the end, but Richard Brittain the end, but Richard Brittain

blasted the ball high and wide. He was not a happy man. I am very

disappointed in the level of performance. That was not us today.

A lot of habits came in today. I hope not to see them any time soon.

A we're disappointed because with the last kick of the ball, a few

score the penalty, it is all over. But the desire and application were

all there for all to see. We have been at the top of the division for

very long, this season, and that is because of the way that we play.

Ross County could be an SPL team in the next few months. Yes, they are

there on merit. They have lots of players with SPL experience. It is

no surprise that they can go to Paisley and put on a performance

like that. Lots of people will think they are First Division team,

but they have a strong squad. They will feel aggrieved with the

penalty miss that they have not got the job done. I heard a reporter

saying this afternoon the that Ross County past cent men of the pitch.

That is a tribute? Yes. This would have come under the category of

upset, but not a shock. Ross County had a good season last season. One

of the difficulties that they have got is because of where they are

they miss a lot of games. The weather has an effect on them. They

have to play catch-up with a lot of games and that eventually has an

impact on them. They often fall off near the end of this season. Derek

Adams did not want this replay, but they will give all they can.

Dunfermline were the only top- flight team to suffer a knockout

blow in the last round of the Scottish Cup. And all SPL tied to

be at Easter Road gather -- guaranteed another high-profile

The Scottish Cup competition is designed to bring joy, but all too

often it's brought a sense of trepidation.

Three players made their Hibs' debut at Ibrox last weekend. Four

changes to the side that led at Ibrox.

A successful semifinal at Hampden last weekend. Today, Kenny Shiels

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makes one change to the side. Iain play. Soares went for the shot.

That is a terrific hit from Tom pleads his case, but he was backing

in according to the referee. The whistle had gone before the ball

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had gone into the back of the net. Doyle scores for the first time at

Easter Road. Only 14 minutes - it's been all about Hibs. He pulled off

the finish. O'Connor working well. It's a nice way to finish, right

across the goalkeeper and Hibs have had more time than he realised.

Kujabi did well to head that forward. That was a teasing ball.

Doyle headed it wide, but Gary O'Connor may have had a better

was a good header - just wide from Paul Heffernan. Good play from

Kilmarnock. Wotherspoon had no chance to get that. Heffernan

taking it on the right but credit to him for attempting it with the

Easter Road. It's Doyle, who has scored for the first time at Easter

Road and he scored in the last round at Central Park. He was on

the mark after 14 minutes. That's the difference between these two

sides. Kilmarnock coming back into the match slightly. But Kenny

Shiels may have some harsh words for them at half-time.

You need the hat, you need the scarf and you need the furry hood

to keep warm. Kilmarnock, who haven't lost a goal in the first

half of their five Cup matches this season, have now to come from

behind. Graham Stack is the man they have to beat. Kenny Shiels

will be demanding more from his Bell. Bell did well. Kujabi read it

- pushed the ball through. Picked up by Doyle. Tried to cut it across

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That's a good save from Graham Stack. Racchi drove forward, Shiels

was clever, on to the left foot - that was curling inside the left

post. The goalkeeper doesn't get there! The ball was headed wide.

Pascali seemed to get the header. Graham Stack was confident coming

for the ball. Jamie Fowler with the final touch. This was the great

save - the shot came in and he was They are not giving this one up.

Osbourne turns it behind. The roar comes from the Kilmarnock fans.

Great play from James Dayton. The flick-ball across. Hibs got it away.

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well. He took up a good position. Great pass through, Heffernan rode

it, the pass from Kelly, tested Graham Stack. Tom Soares can play

the World Cup pass to the far side. If he does so, it could easily be

intercepted. That was unnecessary. in the final minute? The referee

says no free-kick. A big call from the referee. Heffernan wasn't happy.

Ball played in and he seemed to go Heffernan hit the deck. It didn't

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look like a penalty. But you always that has been lacking around Easter

Road for a large part of this season. They have discovered the

will to win once more. Pascali sends it long. Kilmarnock - Silva -

a teasing ball in. What a chance at the back post. Jamie Fowler was

sliding in. Kilmarnock have given everything. Kenny Shiels' side got

a late winner last weekend. Can they find a late goal to equalise

and take this tie back to Rugby equalise. It is all over at Easter

Road. It has been a fabulous effort from Hibernian. They got the goal

after 15 minutes. Kilmarnock did not start the match well, cause the

Hibernian back for were terrific. - - it because the Hibernian back

You got the goal at the right time? Yes, it was a nice early goal.

Kilmarnock had possession of the ball but we had a game plan and we

stuck to it. He went across the goalkeeper. Was it the cleaner

strike you have ever hit? No. But once they are going, it does not

bother me. I am proud of the players, to come to a big club like

Hibernian and dominate the game. It was one of those days, Cup football,

a deflected goal. We were the top dogs, but you have to score goals.

Winning by 1 L is always good as a defender. -- winning by one goal is

always good. The Hibernian goalkeeper was on the ball more

than any other player on the pitch. There is a six-second drill, and it

is flexible, but when you're staying on the ball for 20 seconds

at a time, it takes the floor and out of the game. -- the flow. The

rules were not applied today. you found your decent back four

today? They did well today, but we have other players that we will

work on and we will try to bring them on. The goalkeeper did very

well. I am delighted with all the players. James McPake likes to win

by one goal, and there will be some Hibernian fans, like yourself, who

will have enjoyed that? Yes. I would agree with Greenshields. They

passed the ball well. -- Dean Shiels. They had to defend for 70

minutes. But they did it really well. But they could have won by

two goals. Why was this called shock of? There is no way that

Garry O'Connor has filed anyone. He is in front of it. -- why was this

chalked off? I would suggest that it is because James Smit page came

over the back. Sometimes a clean strike is not needed. I think Eoin

Doyle would go along with that. Here is the first deflection off

Manuel Pascali. Then there is the second deflection from the lunging

tackle, and that takes it beyond the goalkeeper, but it does not

matter, it is in the goal. You want to get the first goal when you're

at home and short of confidence. You are seeing a startling

similarity between bat goal and his involvement in a goal for Hibs in

the last time? Yes, it was the one movement and I love it. Watch him,

look at the movement. He runs into the middle and makes himself

available. That creates the space available. That creates the space

and that is an intelligent footballer. Watch this against

Cowdenbeath. He moves. He knows where Lee Griffiths is. That shows

me that he is a player with some me that he is a player with some

intelligence about him. He will get opportunities and space in the box

and I think he will grow. Hibs have got to be pleased about their

defensive resilience today. Yes. We spoke about the Queen of the South

defenders, and there was a desire to keep the clean sheet. At times

it was last-ditch defending, there it was last-ditch defending, there

were blocks and challenges going in. That is really cool defending, but

a lot of it was not cool, it was last ditch. Yes, but you are

leading by goal and you have something to hang onto. Kilmarnock

keep good possession of the ball, but they will ask questions of your

defenders. Deighton does fantastically here. There is a

challenge, and it is just a desire to keep the ball out of the goal.

We were talking about the back four, but also you have the likes of

Osborne coming in. This is fantastic. For me, that tells it

all, the reaction to the final whistle. James Smit paid his said

that he loves to win by one goal as a manager -- James Smit Baker said

that he loves to win by one goal, but as a manager, you like to win

but as a manager, you like to win by two. The next game is at Fir

Park. Motherwell put four passed Queen's parking the last round. It

did not take long to show that they were in the mood again. The first

goal came directly from Tom Hateley corner. It was Hateley's Corners

that were doing all the early damage. Murphy made the most of

some dodgy defending. Higdon had the not on, and Murphy did the rest.

No. 3 came from another corner. Hutchinson let highest and did the

damage. -- leapt highest. The man of the moment cracked in No.

4. He was not to be out done. Henrik Ojamaa. Excellent build up

play and a great right foot shot. He has just signed a brand-new two

year deal. It is no wonder that his manager is delighted to have tied

him down. Great trickery. It was a great finish. He was instrumental

in the fifth goal as well. The Estonian fed the ball to Nicky Law

and the winner did the rest. Motherwell on Easy Street. Greenock

Morton praying for the final whistle. Stuart McCall's side were

not finished, and it would be the Joy of sex. Murphy with the second.

-- the joy of six. Humphrey with the run and a great

Humphrey with the run and a great cross into the box. There was

Murphy. The first half was embarrassing. We lost a goal from

open play, but we lost four from corner kicks and set-pieces. It is

individual battles at that stage, you have got to make sure that you

win the header and we did not. were a little fortunate with the

first goal going indirectly from the corner. We had another two from

corners. When it gets to 5-0 at half-time, job done. Five goals in

six games for Henrik Ojamaa. Not surprisingly his six-month deal has

turned into it two and a half year contract. He has scored similar

goals in recent games. A low centre goals in recent games. A low centre

of gravity, and he gets his shot so we quickly. He tends to hit the

side netting. You find that with strikers who know where the goal is.

That is the last place that the goalkeeper wants to see the ball.

He is doing really well. That is the lovely thing about Motherwell,

they are doing well all over the they are doing well all over the

pitch. It is an exciting team. pitch. It is an exciting team.

of today's Scottish Cup tie is still to come, and do not miss our

live match tomorrow. The Scottish Cup winners of 2009 and 2010 go

head-to-head at Ibrox. We will be on BBC One Scotland from 12 for

5:00pm. Let's complete our coverage of today's games. This is a match

from the Highlands which evoked memories of one of the greatest

shocks of all time. Inverness Caley Thistle against

Inverness Caley Thistle against Celtic.

This is not a fixture that the Old Firm particularly enjoy. Inverness

always cost Celtic problems in this competition in particular. This is

meeting number five and it is two Cox any more. He has moved to

Celtic squad. He has a place among the substitutes. The referee is

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match and the front foot. Neil Lennon enjoyed the Scottish Cup as

a player. And as a manager, he was victorious in the competition last

But it was blocked on the line. Ross Tokely looked to have dealt

with the situation. It was a good Gary Hooper to his feet. He is so

capable of shrugging off even the strongest of centre half's. --

hosts. Did well to get himself into such a good position. His touch let

him down. Didn't win the Scottish post by Forster. Good play by Tade,

were a couple of opportunities for Inverness. This was the second one.

Meekings with the header down. There was Tade. Wilson and the

goalkeeper with a hold of Tade's jersey. Gary Hooper! Well, he got

plenty behind that, didn't he? That punishes Inverness Caledonian

Thistle after Ross Tokely misread the situation, Samaras takes full

advantage and thumps Celtic in front. Tokely misread the ball and

Samaras with a superb finish! Deadly. One touch. The second finds

the net. After a stuffy opening 33 minutes, Celtic are ahead in the

Cup tie and have one foot in the quarterfinals. Delight for the

Celtic bench. There was plenty of swerve on the Samaras shot as well.

That deceived Tuffey in the Inverness goal. Once again, Tuffey

saves once more. What is going on with Ross Tokely? A survivor of the

3-1 win at Celtic Park. Having sold the opening goal, he almost gave

are hanging on right now. A second Celtic goal and you feel it is a

long way back for them. This was Tokely on Gary Hooper. He had a

going in at half-time. The Inverness stalwart is going to get

That would have been a way to make amends. He is not going to get

another corner. Tokely so close to retribution. Well, there will be no

stoppage-time at the end of the first half. Celtic have the lead

thanks to Georgios Samaras. He took advantage of a big slip from Ross

Tokely in the Inverness defence to slam the holders in front and they,

as things stand, are heading through to the quarterfinals of the

I am sure he had plenty to say to Ross Tokely at half-time and the

rest of the Inverness side. I imagine Tokely's ears will be

ringing. So far, so good for Celtic. Unbeaten away from home in 11 games.

It is a really impressive record. Unbeaten overall in 18. At the

moment, they are heading for a 15th win on the bounce. That is since

drawing at home to Hibernian in the autumn. It's an awesome record

right now for the Parkhead side. Three times Neil Lennon won the

the six-yard line - it is great play between Commons and Hooper. He

got in ahead of Gillet. Samaras are hanging on. And hanging on to

the Celtic coat tails at the moment. What a good ball in. Samaras was on

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and that is - it is a penalty kick. Inverness can't believe it. A

yellow card for David Proctor. Gary Hooper was bundled over and Celtic

have the chance to kill this Cup tie. Hooper had no right to win

that ball. But he did. It's a clear penalty kick. Inverness have shot

themselves in the foot this afternoon without question. So a

penalty kick for Celtic. Still discussions ongoing. Scott Brown

took the kick in the League Cup semifinal. He scored last week and

he's scored this week! Surely, surely, Celtic are into the last

eight of the Scottish Cup. Clinically done by the Celtic

skipper. He scores for the third game on the bounce. Sends Tuffey

the wrong way. That looks to be Celtic's route through from the

Fifth Round to the quarters. He have been a cheap way back into the

game for Inverness Caledonian A jinking run by James Forrest. The

challenges didn't come. It was Gary Hooper at the back post who almost

got in. Inverness need two. Celtic haven't conceded an away goal in

six domestic matches away from Parkhead. Gnakpa trying to do just

that. That was ambitious. Had spells at a couple of Spanish clubs

did Gnakpa. Terry Butcher must be Mulgrew. Again, that wouldn't have

looked out of place at Murrayfield! Celtic will make their final change.

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Twardzik is going to come on to final whistle. Celtic are into the

quarterfinals of the William Hill Scottish Cup and with minimal fuss.

Georgios Samaras with the opening goal after a blunder from Ross

Tokely. Scott Brown with the second goal from the penalty spot. His

third in three games as he sent Tuffey the wrong way. The holders

Tuffey the wrong way. The holders march on. What is your overriding

emotion after that? I'm a bit disappointed with my team. They

didn't turn up in the second half. I still thought we had a chance at

half-time to get back into the match. We didn't respond to going a

goal down. The second goal killed us off. You might as well have

blown the whistle after that. kind of shot yourselfs in the foot

at the back? That is not an ideal I am delighted about the clean

sheet. The most important thing was to get into the next round. We have

done that. Where do you think it went wrong? We did not turn up at

all today. Even in the first half, we should have kept the ball better.

You cannot give field for and space. You have no chance. And the state

was not so much inevitable, but it could have happened on this page,

and we made the mistake and they scored. That is 15 domestic

victories in a row. That is phenomenal. We did not pick the

team until we came here. I was tempted to go with Anthony Stokes.

But just looking at the conditions, we thought it Samaras was better

suited to the game. If I could go back in time, I could make nine

changes. I think some of the new players could come in after that

performance. The dressing room door might have taken it taking from

Terry Butcher today. Aggregate result from Celtic. We saw at the

end the life of Georgios Samaras. A little bit of everything. Celtic

supporters look at him, and they think, you are lackadaisical,

think, you are lackadaisical, you're not putting yourself a bite.

He is taking a big chance year. He chases it down. He is not going to

chase it down. He is absolutely static. But the rest of the Celtic

team are chasing and harrying. Samaras is still standing there.

What are you thinking about? He is a centre forward, Celtic on the

break, where is Samaras? He is still standing in the same place.

He likes that spot! Exactly. That is what drives Celtic supporters

mad because this is what he can do, and it is extra special, a

brilliant goal. You see the movement, it is a mistake from Ross

Tokely. But it is a fantastic strike. For me, this is the best

bit. He is unplayable. He has a change of pace to get away from you.

It is about the willingness. This is another bit of a great movement.

He is strong enough to get in front of defenders. That is a difficult

of defenders. That is a difficult finish but he gets there. They

drive Celtic supporters mad because they know that there is a great

they know that there is a great player there. Well done, and Neil

Lennon. You have got it right today. We have said this a lot in the last

few weeks, a really important save from Fraser Forster. Yes, it is

crucial. Terry Butcher has criticised his players, but at this

point back, very little is happening, and this could change

the game. We have spoken about challenges tonight. This challenge

from Wilson takes the sting all fit and makes it easier for Fraser

Forster. If you get your jersey pulled from both sides, does that

mean it is not a penalty? Yes, there was an issue when Gary Hooper

was tried, but for me, that was the 30 seconds that Inverness were in

the game. The rest of it was Celtic. Here is another reason that Terry

Butcher is probably self composting. This defending. He has chased it

down. But the defending is very poor. Gary Hooper is very clever.

Yes. If you do not chase you won't pass, who will? He knows that

Proctor has made the mistake but he gets his body in front. He

initiates the contact. He slows down and waits for the contact and

then goes over. It is very clever play. This is three goals in three

games for Scott Brown. Scott Brown has had so many troubles for his

ankles -- with his ankles. He looks more confident at the moment. He

looks better in a more central situation. Hearts again St

Johnstone and Rangers against Dundee United tomorrow at Ibrox.

United could add to Rangers' Curran problems, too and they? Yes. --

current problems, couldn't they? This is another game that would be

an upset, but not a shock. Naysmith is out for Rangers. It will be very

difficult if they go wide of the Scottish Cup. This is a massive

game for Rangers. You spent a lot of time with Rangers. How worrying

are these times for Rangers fans? Very worrying because it is so much

uncertainty surrounding the club. The main focus for Ally McCoist is

how they will deal with the loss of quality of Jelovic. We have seen

the loss that any Smith has been but it will be interesting to see

what the atmosphere is like. -- The Dundee United players will try

and play on that. If they can make it a quiet atmosphere, maybe these

supporters could turn on the players. But it may also turn on

the money people, the people who make these decisions. It will be a

difficult period of time but it will only get more difficult if

they do not have victories on the pitch. Hearts could be in trouble

tomorrow against the team that knocked him out of the cup last

season. Yes. I watched St Johnstone last week and I thought they played

very well. That will be a tight game, you cannot call it. Hearts

fans will get behind their team. Going back to Rangers, I think that

is a good point, Rangers' fans must get behind their club. A frozen

pitch at Somerset Park put paid to this fixture. The rearranged

fixtures will be we conned Tuesday. fixtures will be we conned Tuesday.

-- a week on Tuesday. We are back tomorrow at lunchtime. You can see

highlights of all the weekend's action tomorrow night. Thank you to

action tomorrow night. Thank you to my guests. Action at Ibrox and