'Shades of Ferguson' as Neil runs show for Rangers
Peter Lovenrkands believes there were shades of Barry Ferguson in Dan Neil's performance on Sunday as Rangers stormed into the Premier Sports Cup semi-finals at Celtic's expense.
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"Dan Neil ran the show from the start."
— Peter Lovenkrands , Athlete
"It was a great team performance."
— Dan Neil , Athlete
"The three of them were terrific and it played a big part in us getting some sort of ascendancy in the game."
— Derek McInnes , Athlete
Key People
Dan Neil is a midfielder for Rangers who previously played for Sunderland.
Derek McInnes is the head coach potentially switching to Rangers from Hearts.
Peter Lovenkrands is a former professional footballer and teammate of Barry Ferguson at Rangers.
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Peter Lovenrkands believes there were shades of Barry Ferguson in Dan Neil's performance on Sunday as Rangers stormed into the Premier Sports Cup semi-finals at Celtic's expense.
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