He's the reason we're taking a point out of the game. "Our keeper has been the busiest of both goalies and kept us in the game. Individual performances weren't good enough. I thought that was our worst performance of the season. Receive today's headlines directly to your inbox every morning and evening, with our free daily newsletter.Įnter email address This field is required Sign Up We had one of them at St Mirren and that's the reason we can't win a League Cup.ĭaily Headlines & Evening Telegraph Newsletter
"It's the easy way out to say it's a bad day at the office. "When you take the lead but concede with the last kick of the game it's quite natural to feel like that, but I think when the dust settles I'll be quite relieved we've taken a point away today because I don't think we deserved anything out the game. "I am disappointed and I am frustrated at our performance - I'm frustrated at myself," said Gerrard, who confirmed Rangers will appeal against Kemar Roofe's Notice of Complaint for last week's studs-up challenge on St Johnstone's Murray Davidson. The result is unlikley to alter the eventual destination of the title with Rangers still 21 points ahead at the top, but it could prove vital to Accies, who trim the deficit at the foot of the table to Ross County back to three.
The Ibrox side have been rampant this term on their march towards the club's first title win in a decade, but there were well off the boil at the Foys Stadium as they allowed Accies to deservedly rescue a 1-1 draw with the last kick of the ball.īrian Easton's own goal looked to have given Gers a win they had done little to merit, but Brian Rice's basement boys - who had been foiled umpteen times by Allan McGregor - finally found a way past the Ibrox stopper in the fifth minute of stoppage time as Ross Callachan handed his team a precious point. Relieved boss Steven Gerrard admits Rangers should have left Hamilton empty-handed after putting in their worst display of the campaign.
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