Hugh Keevins visibly shocked by what Rangers fan said about Badredine Bouanani
Rangers are still facing question marks around their chances of success this season.
Despite being nine unbeaten with eight wins in that run, they could still find themselves four points behind Celtic.
The Bears beat St Johnstone 4-0 on 24 October, and Celtic now go to Hibernian looking to extend the gap in the Scottish Premiership on Sunday.
And some Rangers fans are still not convinced by Derek McInnes and his squad of players.
After looking fragile in parts of that 2-2 draw against Dundee, they did the same at home against St Johnstone.
But, as long as you win, you can't have too many complaints about the players, or so Badredine Bouanani would have thought.
Are Rangers still not good enough?
No matter what you do, sometimes you can't please everybody.
Ringing into Clyde 1 Superscoreboard after the Saturday games, one Rangers fan still wasn't happy with what he saw.
"As much as a 4-0 result on paper looks really good," they said. "When we came out in that second half, we were absolutely tragic."
When pushed to name players who are not Rangers standard from a previous argument, the first said was Bouanani.
As seen on the live stream footage via YouTube, Hugh Keevins is visibly shocked and can't believe it.
Gordon Dalziel even went on to immediately say, "I'm not having that."
Should Badredine Bouanani start?
Right now, looking at the evidence, absolutely.
Djeidi Gassama was heavily back by McInnes at the start of the season, but he wasn't delivering goals or assists consistently enough.
Kim Minsu is the same, but the South Korean constantly looks dangerous and has variation within his game.
Gassama does the same thing every time, run down the line, and when that doesn't work, it's infuriating.
Bouanani and Kim can both drift in-field, pick up pockets of space and make consistent danger in the final third.
Right now, they're indisputed starters going into Hearts on Wednesday and then the Premier Sports Cup semi-final next week.
Kevin Kelsy and Ryan Naderi will start every week when available, as proven by the former missing out at Dundee.
And along those two, Bouanani and Kim are perfect for this system.