Three Rangers questions this week include how damaging will the Dundee draw be?

Rangers' recent momentum took a slight dent at Dundee on Saturday.

The Gers had racked up seven straight wins across all competitions prior to visiting Dens Park for an evening kick-off.

However, Derek McInnes' men could only muster a 2-2 draw on Tayside to halt the winning run they have been on.

With Celtic hammering Hearts 7-1 at Parkhead a day later, Rangers now find themselves four points adrift of their Old Firm rivals in the Scottish Premiership.

Rangers will look to return to winning ways when they host St Johnstone at Ibrox on Saturday.

Before then, though, Ibrox News looks at three questions supporters have from the past seven days in Govan.

How damaging will Rangers' draw with Dundee be?

On paper, this one always looked like a tricky outing for Rangers.

Steven Pressley has done a really good job with Dundee, who are fourth in the table.

But Rangers fought back from going behind to Bradley Fink's opener by going ahead through goals from Badredine Bouanani and Nicolas Raskin.

Callum Jones' leveller halted Rangers again, though, and meant McInnes' side missed the chance to go top.

We might only be in October so there's a lot of football left to be played, but psychologically how damaging will the draw end up being?

What did we learn from Rangers' latest roundtable?

Rangers are holding regular roundtables, with the club, Fan Advisory Board and several fan groups in attendance.

Topics from the most recent session were made public over the past week, and chairman Andrew Cavenagh expects a quiet January transfer window after a busy summer recruitment drive.

He also stated that a new share issue will be needed later in the season, though stressed there is capital available.

Project Regen remains a priority, with options being explored around stadium capacity, hospitality, concourses and making better commercial use of the stadium footprint.

Other issues such as retailing, digital ticketing and away-day prices were also on the agenda.

Could Rangers face a fight to keep Olwethu Makhanya?

This is one that you sense will keep cropping up semi-regularly

Since joining from Philadephia Union for £3million, Olwethu Makhanya has been a big hit with the Rangers fanbase.

It was reported last week that Premier League sides Brentford and Sunderland recent scouts to watch the South Africa international.

Rangers are under no real pressure to sell, but you would expect that big offers are going to arrive at some point.