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James Tavernier excuses over as 2/10 teammate also embarrasses himself – Rangers player ratings vs Falkirk

Rangers produced another abject performance as they were held 0-0 by Falkirk at Ibrox on Sunday.

Danny Rohl’s perfect start in the Scottish Premiership was brought to an end as Rangers struggled to get going throughout on home soil.

A week on from Rangers fans jeering their players against Livingston, they did likewise at the midway point against Falkirk.

James Tavernier was slammed for a “terrible” moment in the first half and things did not get any better in the second 45 at Ibrox.

Here, Ibrox News rates each player’s performance out of 10.

James Tavernier unable to galvanise Rangers

Falkirk are a better side than people give them credit for, but Rangers were still expected to comfortably win this contest.

Tavernier is very much a lightening rod for supporters’ anger, though that is with good reason as he seems to go through patches where he simply cannot manage the basics.

Rangers may have kept a clean sheet, but they had next to nothing to do defensively throughout the 90 minutes in a dire game in terms of quality.

Tavernier’s deliveries were nothing short of abysmal and he was unable to galvanise his teammates. As captain, he needs to be doing far more.

While he is by no means the worst player in this Rangers side – there is plenty of competition for that – there has to be better out there than Tavernier.

A moment in the second half in particular summed things up when he did not chase down a ball – he may have been offside in fairness – and fans let their anger known.

Thelo Aasgaard was the worst Rangers player on the day, offering absolutely nothing in the final third.

In fact, he was a hindrance at times as he was killing promising looking attacking moves.

Aasgaard was poor against Livingston and it is a surprise he got the nod against Falkirk, but Rohl has surely learned his lesson now.

As Alasdair Lamont said on BBC Scotland’s coverage, Aasgaard was at the centre of a “terrible” moment in the first half when choosing the wrong option.

In one of the worst Rangers performances of the season – and that’s saying a lot – Aasgaard has the honour of being the worst player on the field.

Rangers player ratings vs Falkirk

Jack Butland – 5

James Tavernier – 3

Nasser Djiga – 6

Emmanuel Fernandez – 6

Max Aarons – 5 (Replaced by Jayden Meghoma 57′)

Nico Raskin – 5

Connor Barron – 6 (Replaced by Mohamed Diomande 76′)

Oliver Antman – 4 (Replaced by Djeidi Gassama 57′)

Thelo Aasgaard – 2 (Replaced by Danilo 68′)

Nedim Bajrami – 6 (Replaced by Findlay Curtis 75′)

Bojan Miovski – 3

Substitutes

Jayden Meghoma – 5

Djeidi Gassama – 5

Danilo – 5

Findlay Curtis – 6

Mohamed Diomande – 4

James Tavernier brutally slammed after what he did in Rangers vs Falkirk – ‘Terrible’

James Tavernier was slammed by BBC reporter Alasdair Lamont for a “terrible” moment in the first half of Rangers’ clash with Falkirk on Sunday.

Rangers offered little in an attacking sense in the opening 45 minutes of the Scottish Premiership contest at Ibrox.

Falkirk were always going to be tough for Rangers to break down and so that proved as Danny Rohl’s men laboured for 45 minutes.

Tavernier saw plenty of the ball but could not make a telling difference in the final third, with one moment in particular being called

James Tavernier slammed for poor deliveries vs Falkirk

Rohl left out-of-form Rangers forward Youssef Chermiti out of his side, which he explained was down to illness rather than anything else.

Rangers’ attacking players offered little in the first half against Falkirk, with supporters again letting their frustrations known.

One of the more frustrating aspects was the inability to get the ball into the box, with Tavernier fluffing his lines midway through the first half when miscuing a cross out of play.