In an attempt to get back into the team Lee McCulloch has told Rangers boss Walter Smith he will play anywhere. The 30 year old, who has recently recovered from injury, said: "I play in a number of positions - and whenever the gaffer needs me, wherever he needs me, I'll keep myself fit and hope to come in and do a job.

"He asked me not so long ago if I'd ever played there, and I said no. He told me I had the attributes to play there; he tried me in a couple of reserve games, and I've ended up playing on Saturday.

"I've played there in a couple of reserve games, and he thought I did all right. Injuries were the reason I played on Saturday. But I thought I did well, so I'll just get on with it and keep training away.

"I didn't get told until before the game that I would be playing, and it came as a bit of a surprise - as it probably did to 50,000 other people.

"But I thought I did well. I don't think I will be a mainstay there but I'm happy I did okay."