The Englishman watched his side toil against the Steelmen but has railed against a perceived narrative he has raised.
Rangers boss Michael Beale watched his side cruise to a 4-0 win over Livingston and then told cynics to check their stats in the wake of fierce criticism after Sunday's victory against Motherwell.
He said: “I just think we have to win football games. It’s four games now, it’s another clean sheet. I don’t know where the rubbish came that Motherwell were the better team at the weekend. Look at the stats. But I was right to say we were poor in possession. Tonight we were better and we deserved to win the game.
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