Rangers fans, we asked for your views after Saturday's Premier Sports Cup semi-final victory over Aberdeen.
Here's what some of you had to say:
Graeme: Still unconvinced about the goalscoring ability of this team. There is going to be a lot of tight games if they can't become more clinical.
Gordon: We are in a final however we need to be decisive in front of goal. A number nine playing for a team like Rangers should be scoring goals consistently. The service from outside is there but any striker worth his salt should be scoring goals.
Sandy: Exactly what Derek McInnes has been brought to the club for, grinding out results and finding a way to win. This season will settle for scrappy 1-0s any day of the week until we can start winning trophies on a regular basis, then the confidence will bring better, more convincing wins. Small steps but going in the correct direction.
David: A win is a win but that is not enough by any stretch of the imagination. Several defenders are hardly breaking sweat in that they only do enough to get by. Why Findlay Curtis isn't given a chance is unbelievable. Anyway a win is not enough for most supporters, Derek.
Gordon R: We were awful. Just as well we were playing Aberdeen who were even worse. We hardly strung two passes together. McInnes needs to review his selection, midfield just not strong enough and Emmanuel Fernandez and Dujon Sterling, surprisingly, just not at the races.
Sally: Rangers moved the ball too slowly allowing Aberdeen to get back into a defensive shape. If Aberdeen had controlled the ball better they could have won the game. McInnes needs to address performance inconsistency if they hope to win the league.
