Stenhousemuir 0-2 Rangers: Law at the double Nicky Law grabbed a double as Rangers ended the festive period with a 2-0 victory against Stenhousemuir and another red card. It was a fourth game in 11 days for Rangers, a fixture schedule that had prompted complaints from boss Ally McCoist. And his comments led to reports of an alleged Twitter tirade by Stenhousemuir striker John Gemmell against McCoist ahead of Rangers" visit. Rangers had looked unconvincing against Airdrie, scraping a 1-0 win, and were similarly uninspiring in the opening stages of this encounter. However, Rangers were dealt a blow four minutes before the break when they were reduced to ten men after Peralta was dismissed for an ill-timed challenge on Eddie Malone. However, they could have added to their goal tally shortly after the restart. Gemmell was thrown into the action on 55 minutes to a smattering of jeers from the away support. But there was little for either set of fans to cheer in a second half that proved to be flat for large spells. In the spirit of the holiday season, McCoist grabbed Gemmell for a hug after the full time whistle, and afterwards played down reports of a social media feud. "I get called worse in the house to be honest with you," he said. It was probably a bit ill-judged but I'm certainly not going to throw the toys out of the pram. My main gripe was the fans being asked to travel about to three or four games at this time of year., He maybe read the situation wrong. I wasn't complaining about the amount of games, I was just trying to fight the fans" corner. Twitter just seems another instrument to get players into trouble so I'm not a fan. McCoist, meanwhile, had no complaints about Peralta's red card. He said: "My first reaction was that it was a booking but he was very high and I was maybe being more hopeful that anything else by wanting a yellow card. The referee was pretty well placed to see it and I don't have any complaints. Of the game overall, he added: "It wasn't easy on the eye but after going down to ten men we just wanted to see the game out and get the three points and we did that fine."