Scott McDermott

Derek McInnes will just be sitting with his fingers crossed hoping that that is indeed the case because if somebody's going to carry that burden of being the goal scorer I don't think it's the other two so I expect Kevin Kelsey I probably expect him to start against St Nern tomorrow night give him 90 minutes or certainly a start whether it's an hour or whatever and see if he can get his confidence up and hit the back of the net.

He missed a real big chance against Motherwell, but apparently, according to Scott McDermott, who was there, the rest of his game looked really sharp, looked really impressive.

Good line cup, strong, powerful, fast.

But the question for Rangers, if they're going to try and stay in the mix here up until Laurence Shanklin's come back, is can they stay on Celtic's coattails? They're five points behind already.

Yeah, how are we?

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Scott, how's it going?

I'm good, Dan.

Uh, no, it's good.

Um, w- w- uh, today's show, obviously, now that we're back, we will be hearing from, uh, Scott McDermott, who was at Pittodrie, uh, obviously a big win for Rangers.

We'll also hear from Derek McInnes and Steven Robinson, uh, as well, and talk about all, um, of the weekend's other games, too.

Uh, couple of big one, a big one today for Hibs.

... to what he was saying.

Uh, so I caught up with him just after full-time Pittodrie, uh, and here's what he had to say.

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Scott, it wasn't a game filled with quality, but all Derek McInnes will care about is getting those crucial three points.