Buffy does it again

Only one change from Thursday's game with Sasa Papac replacing Kris Boyd which meant the 'Buffy' Buffel started again.

With Rangers in full control of the game the 'Dandy Don' Smith gets a handful of the brilliant Buffel and what happens nothing. I don't know what the ref is looking at when Buffel is on the ball but it's not the game, more likely his muscular physique.

The Dandies had free kick and from it a header that hit the bar, so the Gers had to be on their toes. No lying back and letting the Dons big boys make hay with the ball.

Buffel's brilliant skill, movement and running was amazing. I could watch him dance to dip all day. He had a cross that let Sionko and Ferguson both have a shot at goal.

Aberdeen had some of the ball but it was still all Rangers and it was that man again Buffel. He broke through and then with a twist and a turn he chipped for goal, only to see the keeper block the certain goal.

More attacking for Rangers and a penalty denied in the run up to half-time but still the deadlock could not be broken.

Again the man of the moment Buffel was at the heart of everything.

His corner found Sionko who fired over. Then his lay-off found Adam who shot wide. The man is amazing and you can see that the other Rangers players are wide-eyed with awe when he is on the park.

Rangers nearly got the breakthough that Buffel so richly deserved when Richard Foster sliced a clearance just over his own crossbar with that man Buffel giving him a hard time.

The game settled down with both teams have chances but neither team could score.

But the goal came and it was from a Buffel shot that broke to Sebo who shot into the net.

Once again Buffel was the daddy. You can see in the eyes of his team mates that when Buffel is probing away they are kept on their toes.