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17th Apr, 2018 | 12:52pm

'Shambles', 'Embarrassment' - Rangers fans react to official club tweet

Rangers have suspended club captain Lee Wallace and Kenny Miller for a “team related incident” after the pair reportedly were involved in a furious row with manager Graeme Murty following Sunday’s Scottish Cup thrashing by Celtic – and Gers fans are distraught at the mess their club is in.

Neither player played any part in the Old Firm capitulation with Miller an unused substitute and Wallace still out injured but the Scottish Sun report they were involved in a bust-up with Murty in the dressing-room at Hampden after the final whistle.

The pair were summoned to Ibrox for a meeting with managing director Stewart Robertson and were suspended indefinitely, as confirmed by the Glasgow giants on their official Twitter account.

Fans aren’t happy at all with the way things have unfolded following the Hampden defeat – with one saying they “deserve better.”

Here are some of their comments on Twitter:

Both players have already fallen foul of a manager this season with Pedro Caixinha banishing Kenny Miller to the club’s Under-20s before ordering Wallace not to attend the draw with Kilmarnock in October.

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Miller’s contract runs out at the end of the season while Wallace has one more year remaining on his current deal.

The 38-year-old striker is in his third spell with the Ibrox giants after signing from Vancouver Whitecaps in 2014.

Wallace joined the Light Blues in 2011 in a £1.5million move from Hearts and was made club captain by Mark Warburton in 2015.

In other Rangers news, the Gers will be waving goodbye to this fan favourite in the summer after Dave King dropped a huge hint.

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