Kenny Miller hits Rangers panic button over 'monstrous' fixture puzzle that he's not sure how to solve

Unimpressed Kenny Miller has claimed Dundee could have done more to get their clash with Rangers to beat the weather.

And conceded that Celtic going into the international break top of the Scottish Premiership could be a blow "psychologically" to Philippe Clement's side - with the Light Blues now sitting a point off the pace following the late Dens Park call off. Dundee saw their fourth home game of the season fall victim to the weather this season with chief John Nelms revealed they asked the SPFL to delay the kick off. Philippe Clement also expressed his anger over the call as he warned league bosses over the standard of the pitch.

Brendan Rodgers side sit at the summit after their win over St Johnstone, and former Hoops' hero Aiden McGeady felt the postponement could be a factor in who claims the title at the end of campaign. He told BBC's Scottish Football podcast: “It leaves Celtic top of the league with Rangers playing catch up - which, psychologically when you are playing catch up and you have to keep winning and maintain the pace and keep up with your rivals it can be difficult. It could have been slightly different if the game went ahead.”

That set Rangers fan favourite Miller off on a rant - as he criticised Dundee for not covering their pitch for the key fixture. He responded: “That would be the thing for me. That would be on my mind. See as a player when the game comes round you are going to be in the exact same moment - in fact, Rangers might be in a better place in terms of injuries, but Rangers have worked ever so hard in these last four months to get that gap down and surpass Celtic and get themselves a two-point gap. That can still be achieved, but with the weather - when you have had previous for