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We have Ladbroke's premiership action on our hands tonight of Rangers head to Partick Thistle looking to bounce back from Saturday's defeat to Hibbs.

Motherwell also take on St. Johnson.

The Scottish FAA's pursuit of Walter Smith is underway. Fans across the country continue to debate whether he would be a good appointment for the national team, so let us know what you think. Doris DeVries talks about life as Celtics, number one goalkeeper, in the absence of Craig Gordon, and there's a double award success for St. Mirren. Roger Hanna and Gordon D.L. are both here. We're going to get right into the debating points in a moment or two and take your calls, hopefully. 01419551. But in the meantime, let's cross live to the Energy Check Stadium at Fairhill and speak to Ronnie Charters ahead of Partick Thistle against Rangers. Yes, good evening, Gordon. Welcome to Fur Hill, Partick Thistle v Rangers, in this Glasgow Derby,

where Graemeurte's side have the chance to close the gap to three points to Aberdeen in second place. It's six points at the moment. They're game in hand this evening. Great Murti, saying before in the pre-match buildup, no room for any more slip-ups. against the Partic Thistleside 10th at the moment in a real relegation dog fight as well, almost five teams in and around them, all with threat of relegation. They could climb to eighth with a win though this evening, but the form against Rangers in the premiership is wanting one point out of the last 18. But at Fir Hill, good run a form of late five wins in seven, two clean sheets in the last three as well. Can Rangers get back to winning ways this evening after that two-one defeat to Hibs? We'll have to wait and see. But early, team news from this one. Kenny Miller returns to the Rangers squad this evening after his dreadful hamstring injury that was rolled him out since mid-December. Longer term injuries, he likes of Rossiter, Jack, Macrory, Wallace, Alves, Dorins, still way too early for them to get back.

It just shows you the length of the Rangers injury list at the moment. A boost for Partick Thistle up top as well. Connor Sarrman returns to the squads after his he missed the one-all-all-draw at Mullowell. Stevie Lawless and Callum Booth rated 50-50 for this one so they'll have late fitness tests as well but it's always entertaining

Gordon when these two teams collide at furhill eight goals and Callum Booth rated 50-50 for this one, so they'll have late fitness tests as well,

but it's always entertaining Gordon

when these two teams collide at Furhill. Eight goals in the last two games here we're hoping for the same again this evening. Team lines to follow here at the Energy Check Stadium at Furhill for Partick-Fithel v Rangers. Ronnie Chatters, I feel like it's one of those nights where you're going to have to provide a long john's update for any fans

who are thinking about heading to the game. How cold are we talking

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