A few came to praise the new arrivals, others to bury them under disapproval for the whole notion of anyone other than the manager - even an interim caretaker serving his notice - picking the team. On a day when Rangers fans had plenty to complain about, they at least managed to cheer one of the on-loan Newcastle United players shoehorned into their starting XI. And perhaps hope, amid the wreckage of their 2-1 Scottish Cup defeat at home to Raith Rovers, that Haris Vuckic’s goal-scoring debut is a sign of what to expect, once the rest of his mates are in harness.
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Haris Vuckic and Remie Streete both started for Rangers vs Raith Rovers
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Vuckic equalised for Rangers on his debut after 62 minutes at Ibrox
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Streete was forced off after only 44 minutes of debut with an injury
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Rangers signed five  Newcastle United players on loan on deadline day
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Gael Bigirimana, Shane Ferguson and Kevin Mbabu moved to Glasgow
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Rangers caretaker boss Kenny McDowall claims all must play when fit
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Raith knocked Rangers out of Scottish Cup fifth round with 2-1 win
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Of the five United men sent on loan to @placeholder, only centre-half Remie Streete and winger Vuckic were deemed fit enough to play on Sunday; the command and control structure at Rangers does not, as yet, force the manager to field players medically unable to run the length of themselves.
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Of the five United men sent on loan to Rangers, only centre-half Remie Streete and winger Vuckic were deemed fit enough to play on Sunday; the command and control structure at @placeholder does not, as yet, force the manager to field players medically unable to run the length of themselves.