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A section of the travelling support in the Highlands were heard singing the vile song involving the Celtic legend.

Burns spent almost two decades as a player at [Celtic](https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/all-about/celtic-fc) and managed the club for three years in the 1990s. Rangers legends Walter Smith and [Ally McCoist](https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/all-about/ally-mccoist) were pallbearers at his funeral in 2008 after the trio worked together with the Scotland national team. [Rangers](https://twitter.com/DR_Rangers) and [Celtic](https://twitter.com/DR_Celtic) podcast pages and sign up to our [newsletters](https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/newsletter-preference-centre/) to make sure you never miss a beat throughout the season. They said on Twitter: “The RSA on behalf of our member clubs strongly condemns the chant involving Tommy Burns at last night’s game. Many fans have condemned the singing on social media and now the official organisation for supporters clubs has released a statement. [Rangers](https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/all-about/rangers-fc) Supporters Association was founded in 1946 in Glasgow and is the oldest and largest independent Rangers Supporters Group worldwide.

Rangers beat Ross County 1-0 at Victoria Park, Dingwall on Friday in the Scottish Premiership courtesy a goal from John Lundstram in 35 minutes.

“But I’m absolutely delighted with that.” “We looked a bit tired at times and we weren’t as sharp in the final third, but it was pretty comfortable if I’m honest.” Johnstone on Saturday to extend their lead to 9 points on the log.

The Rangers Supporters Association has "strongly condemned" a chant heard from fans during last night's victory over Ross County in…

“The actual approach play to get there I was pleased with. I think, importantly for the group, it is the clean sheet. It is the end of a long week, two long travels and we’re just delighted to get down the road with three points.

Goalkeeper Jon McLaughlin knows Rangers need to keep on the winning trail under Michael Beale while the new boss puts his stamp on the team.

The last thing you want to is make a mistake or have anything go against us where we drop points. The Scotland international said: “Of course it is always great to get the game. “But in the meantime you have to get those results.

Rangers continued to apply pressure on Celtic with a third win under new manager Michael Beale even if the performance was far from perfect in the 1-0 win ...

The team are missing Ben Purrington's advances from full-back and a consistency in terms of talisman in the final third when it comes to taking advantage of the chances which come the team’s way. Designed for one purpose, to annoy and get a rise out of others, namely Celtic fans. He is someone who makes the team better, more reliable and dependable. The way they worked the ball out wide to the excellent Adam Devine and the movement and rotations within that was impressive and a key positive to takeaway. There may be a fitness aspect but it is also down to the make-up of a squad which lacks a bit of devastating pace and power, especially in the final third. The Englishman's cross-field switches of play are a massive facet of building from the back quickly while he is an important leader.

The Scotsman journalist Joel Sked has destroyed Rangers fans for their chanting during the 1-0 win against Ross County on Friday 23 December.

With games coming thick and fast as Motherwell and none other than Celtic up next, it is poised to be a huge end to 2022 and start to 2023 across the next 10 days. It will have been few rather than the majority, but that can still not be excused with no place for it in the modern game, that is clear. It is a real shame that the attention has been taken away from Beale and his squad, who made it three from three and are finding ways to finally win games when they are not playing well.

John Robertson feels Rangers stars James Tavernier and Scott Arfield struggled at Ross County as Rangers lacked an attacking 'focal point'.

They ended the match having only created one chance each. Sakala further missed a glaring chance to net on 19 minutes, while Ross Laidlaw denied the forward in the 54th. It was the Zambian’s last telling impact before Morelos took over, and go on to match his four shots. The 25-year-old would end the match having taken the joint-most shots by any player on either side. The 35-year-old reacted well to block a header from only four yards out. But only after a number of key saves by Gers goalkeeper Jon McLaughlin.

The former Schalke starlet has failed to win over fans since arriving at Ibrox during the summer.

The 22-year-old has yet to open his goal account for the club, and missed a golden opportunity in the dying seconds of last night's win at [Ross County](https://www.footballscotland.co.uk/all-about/ross-county-fc). Beale said: "He's a young boy. A confidence-boosting goal could have sparked his Rangers career into life but

The Ibrox confirmed that the veteran will miss the remainder of the campaign which takes him to the end of his contract.

Jack is also out of contract and Arfield is also set to depart as tings stand unless he is offered a new deal. [Davis](https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/all-about/steven-davis) penned a one-year contract extension last summer, along with teammates Allan McGregor and [Scott Arfield](https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/all-about/scott-arfield). But that call has been taken out of the manager's hands following the latest news. He wasn't in the squad for the latter two fixtures however, and the Ibrox club have now confirmed that he won't feature again during the campaign. [Rangers](https://twitter.com/DR_Rangers) and [Celtic](https://twitter.com/DR_Celtic) podcast pages and sign up to our [newsletters](https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/newsletter-preference-centre/) to make sure you never miss a beat throughout the season. His game time had been limited under Gio van Bronckhorst, but would have hoped having worked with Beale before would have boosted his chances of minutes.

The Northern Ireland international was absent for the 1-0 win at Ross County on Friday evening having also sat out the 3-2 win at Pittodrie on Tuesday.

A club statement read: “Rangers can this afternoon confirm that midfielder Steven Davis has suffered an injury to his knee and will miss the remainder of this season. “As always Steven has the best wishes of everyone at Ibrox as he embarks upon his recovery.” The Ibrox club have now confirmed that the 37-year-old has suffered a serious knee injury that will keep him out for the remainder of the 2022-23 campaign.

The Northern Irish international picked up a serious knee knock and will now not feature for the remainder of the campaign.

The Insider newsletter is the latest move by the team at the Rangers Review to bring content directly to you. At a club like this there is no time to stop and wait and say we need time. It's a handy way to keep abreast of what's going on amid all the noise surrounding Scotland's most successful club. “But in the meantime you have to get those results. We already have accounts on Facebook, Youtube, Twitter, Tik Tok and Instagram but we will also send exclusive bespoke opinion pieces every day at 5pm direct to your email. A club statement read: Rangers can this afternoon confirm that midfielder Steven Davis has suffered an injury to his knee and will miss the remainder of this season.

Davis, 37, is out of contract at Ibrox at the end of the season, raising suggestions he could have played his final game in a Rangers shirt; he has made 17 ...

Davis has made 17 appearances for Rangers this season, but spent most of his time making an impact off the bench. Davis, 37, is out of contract at Ibrox at the end of the season, raising suggestions he could have played his final game in a Rangers shirt; he has made 17 appearances for Rangers this season, but spent most of his time making an impact off the bench Davis, 37, is out of contract at Ibrox at the end of the season, raising suggestions he could have played his final game in a Rangers shirt.

There are fears that Northern Ireland captain Steven Davis' career may be over after his club confirmed that the inspirational midfielder will not play ...

A club statement read: “Rangers can this afternoon confirm that midfielder Steven Davis has suffered an injury to his knee and will miss the remainder of this season. It’s possible that this injury may signal the end of the midfielder’s career for both club and country. There are fears that Northern Ireland captain Steven Davis’ career may be over after his club confirmed that the inspirational midfielder will not play again this season.

The most capped British player of all time will play no further part in Rangers' season after a devastating knee injury was revealed.

[Michael Beale](https://www.glasgowlive.co.uk/all-about/michael-beale) lauded the extent of injuries at Ibrox, with key stars such as Alfredo Morelos, James Tavernier and John Lundstram said to have not been ready for the Aberdeen game despite featuring. As always Steven has the best wishes of everyone at Ibrox as he embarks upon his recovery." [@StevenDavis8](https://twitter.com/StevenDavis8/) has suffered an injury to his knee and will miss the remainder of this season. [Davis ](https://www.glasgowlive.co.uk/all-about/steven-davis)has suffered a hellish setback with the club confirming a knee injury will keep the star OUT for the rest of the season, and could signal bad news for his playing career. [Rangers' ](https://www.glasgowlive.co.uk/all-about/rangers-fc)season, and could spark the end of his career after the veteran's injury extent has been revealed. READ NEXT:

Rangers midfielder Steven Davis will miss the rest of the season after suffering a knee injury. The Ibrox club confirmed the news on Saturday.

A social media post said: “Rangers can this afternoon confirm that midfielder Steven Davis has suffered an injury to his knee and will miss the remainder of this season. “As always Steven has the best wishes of everyone at Ibrox as he embarks upon his recovery.” Rangers midfielder Steven Davis will miss the rest of the season after suffering a knee injury.