RANGERS' supporters may now question Sebastian Rozenthal's right to an immediate debut against Motherwell tomorrow after yet another impressive display from the man who is supposed to be only keeping the place warm for him, Erik Bo Andersen.
Chilean hitman Rozenthal's baptism for the Scottish champions has been delayed since his GBP3 million transfer three weeks ago but now he has joined up with his new teammates after being on international duty against Peru last week and his opening bow is eagerly awaited.
Fir Park should provide that stage.
However, Danish sizzler Andersen, who voiced his intention to leave Rangers earlier in the season, has found his feet in stunning style in recent weeks, destroying first Celtic and most recently Aberdeen.
The striker took his tally for the season to 11 goals - in just seven starts - with a deadly double to sink the Dons last Sunday and is starting to win over an Ibrox support that had written him off as a joke because of some glaring misses since his GBP1.7 million transfer from Aalborg a year ago.
Now the Dane is begging for a chance not to be cast aside for Rozenthal, saying: 'I'm confident that if I get a run I'll always score and it's very nice to be a part of this squad.
