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Good evening and welcome to Clyde I. Super scoreboard Rangers are looking to cut Celtics gap at the top to six points when they take on St. Johnson in Perth.

James Forrest says Scotland are losing a great leader in Scott Brown but is still optimistic about the national team's future.

And Neil Lennon regrets his killy outburst as he's hit with two charges by the Scottish FAA.

I'm Gordon Duncan joining me tonight, R Gordon Diehl and Roger Hanna.

And we're just delighted to get some football, hopefully in Perth, St Johnson against Rangers at Time Castle,

Harts against Comanagan, a lot of football off tonight and D- De United against Queen in the South, falling victim to the Coltsnap. Just a few minutes ago, and Barton against Cali Thistle, breaking against Infermline went both League 1 games off as well at Airdray and Allowa and also the game just postponed Stenhouse Muir against Cowdenbeath in League 2. It could be worse though. the country's in the grip of the beast from the east and you and I are here with the pest from the west

. Spone, Stenoose Moor against Cowdenbeath in League 2. It could be worse though, the country is in the grip of the beast from the east, and you and I are here with the pest from the west? You happy with that? Yeah, I'm quite happy with that. The pest from the west, I think that might stick on. Okay, let's look ahead to St Johnson against Rangers. For any Rangers fans that are just getting in the cut, this is Super Scoreboard, by the way, this is not the weather report, but just since everyone seems to be talking about it, Andrew McLean is at McDermott Park. Andrew, for any Rangers fans still in the car, anything to worry about in Perth? Not at all. It's actually quite clear. That's what I like to hear. Yeah, it was driving through Stirling earlier on. There was quite a bit of snow, but I've got up here to Perth, and it is nice and clear. The pitch looks in good condition, to be fair, a bit frosty. I was down there at pitchside. It looks a bit frosty, but not really any snow in sight. The sky looks quite clear, so absolutely no doubt that this game will be kicking off at 745. Right, back to the football then.

Now we've all played amateur weathermen for the last couple of minutes. What can we expect on the field tonight? Big game, I'm sure you'll agree. Well, of course. You know, it's at this point in the season where every single point is vital for every team. St. Johnson were, of course, winners at the weekend against Ross County. and they bagged a point in their trip to Celtic Park before that.

However, that did come after a poor run of form either side of the winter break Brendan Rogers actually suggesting that St Johnson's players up their game against the two old firm sides as our last league win before that came against Rangers at Ibrook so maybe we need to keep an eye on. As for Rangers, they look to be hitting their stride under Graham Murty at the moment. Just one loss in their last 10 games in all competitions, and with a chance to close that gap on Celtic to six points and put the pressure on, I'm sure they'll be right up for this one tonight. They seem to have settled on a bit of a solid starting 11 over the last few weeks but we expect that there might be one change tonight hearing that Declan John may well be suffering from a groin injury so will that accelerate the return of Lee Wallace who knows or will there be another player that will step into that. We'll get the teams in around 40 minutes here from McDermott Park for St Johnston versus Rangers. Get your pre-match thoughts in. We're going to get the thoughts of Gordon D.L. and Roger Hanna, but we want to know what you think. Rangers fans, chance to put pressure on if you can call it that. The gap could be cut to six points. Yes, of course, Celtic would have a game in hand tomorrow night, but the incentive is still there. What do you think of tonight's game?

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