Hugh Keevins: Taking potshots at others is a smoke screen to
hide the problems at Rangers  HUGH believes that lifting the
transfer ban at Hearts would be an act of compassion to prevent
young players from being overexposed to the harsh realities of
Premiership football.  Bill Murray/SNS Group Ally McCoist Ian
Durrant Rangers Hugh reckons McCoist and Durrant's complaints do
them no favours  NO-ONE likes us, we don't care is a slogan that
works when you're looking down on the rest from a position of
power in the top division  But the message is beginning to come
across as a sign of weakness when Rangers are lining up a series
of targets for their anger while living in the third tier of
Scottish football.  Stenhousemuir's John Gemmell lost the moral
high ground when he tweeted his disgust over Ally McCoist's
complaints about festive season fixture congestion.  Exhibiting
the early stages of Tourettes Syndrome is never a good way of
going about winning your argument.  Also, Gemmell's done nothing
in the game and