It's almost as if Derek McInnes overthought his Rangers approach at Dens Park.

Every game is different of course, but I don't know how you can be so bold and brave against Celtic then go to Dundee and be so conservative.

It was such a frustrating performance. And why the manager changed from the 4-4-2 to a 4-2-3-1 against a team that play 4-4-2 puzzled me.

Also, having Ryan Naderi as the lone frontman didn't work and I doubt it ever will - it's not his game.

The substitutions were so strange. Kim Min-su and Bouanani Badredine - who had opened his account for the club with the equaliser - were the catalysts to Rangers playing well in the early part of the second half and the manager replaced them.

The first half was a real struggle, a continuation of the second-half performance against Kilmarnock.

After the break we were much more fluid, got the lead through a brilliant Nico Raskin strike, then just stopped doing what we were doing.

Instead of playing forward with tempo, we lapsed back into having too many touches in our own half and not sensing danger. A lapse from Dan Neil and we ended up with one point instead of three.

All we can do now is focus on St Johnstone and try and get back to winning ways.

We're a bit too up and down performance-wise and need to be more consistent with that going forward.