Andy Halliday has acknowledged that he was heartbroken when Rangers lost to Motherwell 2-1 because he was confused for defender Paul McGinn.

Many were wondering if the defender, who is presently on loan at Motherwell after formerly playing for Rangers, cleared the ball off the line instead of McGinn.

Following the shocking outcome at Ibrox, Halliday angrily joked about the parallels after learning that the pundits had also brought up the similarities.

“People were asking me if it was me and I felt devastated after the game,” Haliday said in a podcast interview on March 4th for Keeping The Ball On The Ground. Are you confusing me with Paul McGinn? To be honest.

Andy Halliday may have found it tough to watch Rangers lose to Motherwell.
Halliday hasn’t played for his loan team yet, but it’s obvious where his loyalties and heart are. A lifelong supporter of the Rangers who played over 100 games for the team, he undoubtedly had some disappointment after the outcome.

Following the shocking defeat, a number of Rangers players have received criticism. However, it will be crucial for Philippe Clement and his team to rise above the criticism and turn things around instead of allowing it to affect them negatively.

But Hearts’ victory over Celtic at Tynecastle swiftly undid whatever damage the loss at Ibrox may have caused. Brendan Rodgers’ men blew the opportunity to overtake their Old Firm opponents and reclaim the top spot.
Ally McCoist expressed his opinions about the football played over the weekend. He acknowledged that both teams’ play is inconsistent, but he also said that it will make for an exciting championship game.