McGregor was particularly frustrated by the lack of defensive work rate, noting that players only wanted to participate when in possession. "We looked like a team of individuals who like to do our own thing and play when we got the ball, not necessarily run when you don't have the ball, [which is] the thing you can't do when you come here," he explained.
The captain made it clear that surviving at Ibrox requires maximum commitment from everyone on the pitch, adding: "You can't defend with six players, it's impossible."