Chaos as warning emerges in Dumbarton for Rangers showdown on Saturday

A weather warning has emerged in Dumbarton ahead of the Scottish Cup clash against Rangers on Saturday 20 January, as shared by the Daily Record.

Smal probably believed he would be able to go in the summer.

However, Leon ten Voorde, a reporter for FC Twente,

tells De Ballen Verstand that there was essentially no interest in him.

Given that he is a top player in the Eredivisie, that is startling on the one hand. Last year, he contributed ten assists.

Then, a one-year contract at FC Twente ought to be enough to (get you a move). However, that didn’t turn out in the end.

Naturally, the fact that he had been hurt in August also had an impact.

I believe that Smal is now beginning to consider “which clubs, if any, will come?”

Pitch inspections for many games this morning have already passed,

despite the claims that weather “chaos” is creating issues for the cup weekend.

There might be some worries regarding the outcome of this game given the frigid temperatures and rain warnings.

Fortunately, images of the pitch taken this morning appeared to be good news,

as there didn’t appear to be any obvious problems with the playing surface.

The home match between Rangers and Ross County at Ibrox has already been postponed in recent weeks; the more games that must be scheduled, the worse things will grow.

After problems at La Manga as well, Philippe Clement has previously acknowledged that he does not like the pitch at Dumbarton,

and the rain will not make him change his mind.

We’re hoping for a good game of football this evening, with a big victory required after the Christmas break,

provided the pitch holds up.

That would be ideal preparation for returning to league play and, ideally, beginning to close the gap with Celtic in the upcoming crucial months at Ibrox.

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