Rangers' surprised Ibrox before Friday's Scottish Cup tie against Annan by bringing Andreas Skov Olsen onto the pitch and announcing the loan signing of the Denmark international.
We asked for your thoughts on both that arrival and the match itself, which Rangers won 5-0.
Here's what you had to say:
ON THE GAME
Graeme: Some positives with Bojan Miovski getting his first career hat-trick, Thelo Aasgaard scoring a world class free-kick and Kieran Dowell playing some decent stuff. But, considering the opponents, certain players have proved they simply are not good enough for this club. Be it lack of ability, fight or passion to wear the shirt, some have finally proved to me they need to be shown the door. Max Aarons, Nasser Djiga and Danilo are three examples that needed to show something/anything against lower-level opposition to convince the fans but continued with their poor performances. Dead weight needs to be shifted now.
Andrew: Rangers rotated, Rangers dominated. They got everything they could have wanted from the game – Miovski building confidence with his first senior hat-trick, Aasgaard with a world class free-kick, great contributions from youngsters Zebedee Lawson, Findlay Curtis and Clinton Nsiala, and a last chance to snuff out who is maybe not good enough to wear the shirt. Three new signings announced to top it all off, one of which being Skov Olsen. Literally the perfect result for the Bears last night.
Peter: Big surprise about how many were dropped. Some, for obvious reasons, didn’t really want to be there. Keeping the winning mentality going is good, Miovski getting hat-trick boosts his mindset. I’ve been admiring Rohl and his style of play but I think he needs to give Curtis a bit more game time like Connor Barron. Young, keen, bags of energy and can develop into something special.
ON SKOV OLSEN
Graham: Rangers still trying to buy success through foreign signings when they have missed out on the likes of Lawrence Shankland and Lewis Ferguson, plus lots of other Scots over the years. Good luck but the same outcome beckons.
Jim: I believe Rangers have had a really good transfer window, however I would like to see them sign an experienced central defender and a striker who can score goals and take one in three chances.
Paul: I think this move just might be what Skov Olsen needed and hopefully at the end of his loan spell, he will see what a big club this is.
