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A number of Rangers fans have jokingly responded to James Tavernier’s lastest tweet all offering the same piece of advice.
The full-back was in action last night against Spartak Moscow in the Europa League, and helped the Gers keep another clean sheet.
The game ended 0-0 with few clear-cut chances to speak of.
Substitute Eros Grezda might have won it at the end, and Alfredo Morelos and Daniel Candeias both had chances earlier on.
It wasn’t too bad a result for the Scots, and Steven Gerrard’s men now sit top of Group G, but level on points with Villarreal, who thumped Rapid Vienna 5-0.
Rangers roll on in Europe
Although it perhaps should have been a win with Grezda fluffing his lines at the end, the 0-0 was still a decent result for the Light Blues.
Rangers have now played 11 matches in Europe this season and are still unbeaten; winning five and drawing six.
Some felt frustrated with the result, but that only emphasises how far Rangers have come under Gerrard’s management in such a short space of time.
There was certainly evidence in the game that Rangers should not fear Spartak, and should feel confident of going getting three points in Russia in two weeks.
Gers fans give some advice to Tavernier
After the game, captain Tavernier took to Twitter to express his feelings about the game.
He said: “We’re really disappointed about tonight’s result. I think that just shows how far we’ve came as a team so far this season. Plenty of positives to take but now we prepare for a massive game on Sunday.”
While he was greeted with positivity, some joked that his usually reliable set piece delivery could do with some work, after he hit a string of poor corners and free-kicks during the game:
Great to keep the unbeaten run going! ?⚪️? Just work on your corners buddy. ?
— El Búfalo (@notmorelos)
Fancy handing corner duties to someone else? Because you can’t take one.
— Ian Ferguson (@TheIanFerg)
Work on your corners Tav ?
— 6 foot 6 and plays the Twix (@StevieG_Loyal)
Not a criticism but you don’t have to take every dead ball
— Mark McGregor (@BertPeroni)
Maybe work on beating the first man from corners eh?
— James Davidson (@Pinto1973)
Please please work on your delivery from set pieces. 10% hit rate needs to be better. We believe in you but allow others to take part. Be a captain.
— Gary Chittick ? (@gbc123)
Let someone else have a corner eh? ?
— colin smith RFC ?? (@8colinsmith8)
I want you on corner practice all day tomorrow.
— John Walker (@johnwalker_1986)
You need to work on your corners mate or let someone else take them!!!! Still undefeated though ??
— Mark Fyfe (@fyfe88)
What happened to that deadly delivery of yours last night?
Thought you’d maybe put your boots on the wrong feet?!?— Donald MacKay (@DonaldM09467079)