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Rangers have a wealth of options to choose from when they take on Celtic in the Old Firm derby at the weekend in the League Cup Semi-Final. Mark Warburton might be about as predictable as Sandy Chugg's phone's PIN code when it comes to team selection, but even he might come out with a few surprises this time.
So, to get into the spirit of things, we went to you to ask you what you felt the team should be. Here are the results...
Goalkeeper - Wes Foderingham
Foderingham only just pipped Matt Gilks, thanks to the fact that the Scot has started all of the League Cup games thus far. Our number one is in form, however, and it's a game against Celtic, so this makes perfect sense, although personally we think Gilks will probably be handed the spot in goal when the game comes.
Full-backs - Lee Wallace and James Tavernier
Lee Hodson's fine cameos and Lee Wallace's struggles make this less of a no-brainer than it usually is, but even so, you voted overwhelmingly for the usual duo.
Centre-backs - Clint Hill and Rob Kiernan
Not really much to choose from here with Danny Wilson injured and Philippe Senderos continuing to struggle with his chronic case of being Philippe Senderos, so you've plumped for our two next least worst centre-backs.
Midfield - Andy Halliday, Jason Holt and Josh Windass
You've got for a pretty attacking line-up here, with Jordan Rossiter missing the cut. Niko Kranjcar was the fifth choice among you, although he's been crocked since then and isn't available anyway. Rossiter might have made it in were he not just back from injury, and we think this will probably be what Mark Warburton lines up with, unless he opts for Harry Forrester instead of Windass - a surprisingly rare choice among you lot.
Front three - Michael O'Halloran, Kenny Miller and Barrie McKay
You remain surprisingly convinced that MIchael O'Halloran is an underused asset at the club, and while there are certainly both sides to this, it's certainly the sort of game where his pace on the counter is going to be most valuable. Unfortunately, it's also the exact sort of game where Mark Warburton doesn't trust him, so we'd be surprised if he started there and expect to see Forrester, Martyn Waghorn or possibly even Joe Garner make the cut instead. Kenny Miller was your overwhelming choice at striker, picking up a whopping 65% of the vote, while despite some indifferent form, Barrie McKay was still by far the most popular selection on the left wing, getting 56% of the vote with nobody else coming anywhere near.
Which leaves your selected team as...
Not bad, not bad. It's probably not too far off the real thing, and it's the team we'd pick here at GTBFO, although personally we suspect Harry Forrester or Martyn Waghorn will start in O'Halloran's stead, with Matt Gilks in goal. All will soon be revealed.