Rangers' 'bitty' Pittodrie win may signal turning point for McInnes

After a series of disappointing results, Derek McInnes found a glimmer of hope when Rangers secured a modest victory at Pittodrie. The win, though unconvincing, marked a shift in the manager's attitude and could set the tone for the club's upcoming fixtures. What will this mean for Rangers' campaign remains to be seen.

Derek McInnes had spent much of the season feeling uneasy about watching his Rangers side. His criticism of the team's performances had become a regular feature of his commentary.

The match at Aberdeen's Pittodrie ended in a modest win for Rangers, a result described as "bitty" and unconvincing by many observers.

That result appeared to lift McInnes's mood, suggesting a turning point in his perception of the squad and its prospects.

The win could influence how the club approaches the remainder of the season, potentially boosting confidence and changing the narrative around the team's form.

Rangers will now look to build on this momentum in the next fixtures, hoping to maintain the positive trajectory that began at Pittodrie.