Former St Mirren captain Barry McLaughlin insists that the Buddies have nothing to fear when they take on Rangers on Sunday.
The Saints will go into the Co-operative Insurance Cup final as underdogs as they lie just one place off the bottom in the SPL table, while Rangers lead the league by a huge 13 points.
Although McLaughlin admits that it will be a tough game for his former side, he insists that the Buddies are capable of causing a shock.
"As good a team as it is, it won't be as big an upset for me if St Mirren win the cup," McLaughlin said.
"Obviously it's going to be tough, but there is a lot of experience in the team.
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(Madjid) Bougherra is a big loss for Rangers even though Danny Wilson is a good player and will probably go on to be an exceptional player for Rangers and hopefully Scotland.
"But the St Mirren players have nothing to fear."