ALL but around 300 Rangers fans duly conducted their boycott of Tannadice, but for much of this match it appeared that the club's players were also making a principled objection to such rudimentary footballing basics as accurate passing, disciplined tackling and tracking runners.
ALL but around 300 Rangers fans duly conducted their boycott of Tannadice, but for much of this match it appeared that the club's players were also making a principled objection to such rudimentary footballing basics as accurate passing, disciplined tackling and tracking runners.
The Dundee United goalkeeper, Radoslaw Cierzniak, rises to snuff out a rare Rangers attack Photograph: Craig Williamson/SNS
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Before yesterday, Dundee United had not won at home since August, but so complete was their mastery of this William Hill Scottish Cup fifth-round tie that it was almost understandable that the gloating home supporters seemed to struggle to recognise the identity of the visitors.
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