A Scottish pundit has publicly admitted he was wrong in his earlier criticism of Rangers loanee Mikey Moore, as the Tottenham youngster continues to shine under new management.Tottenham Hotspur’s Mikey Moore did not enjoy the best of starts to life at Rangers under Russell Martin. The Scottish giants struggled to find form under the former Southampton boss and have since parted ways with him.Danny Rohl has since taken charge at Ibrox, and the change in management has brought about a clear shift in Rangers’ performances. Moore, in particular, now looks much more like the lively and creative forward who broke into Tottenham’s first team last season under Ange Postecoglou.(Credit @thefrederikkejensen / Instagram)Pundit Andy Halliday backtracks on criticism of Tottenham’s Mikey MooreThe teenage winger came under heavy criticism earlier this season for his underwhelming displays in a Rangers shirt, with both supporters and pundits questioning his readiness for the demands of Scottish football.However, the teenager’s upturn in form has quickly silenced those doubts, with Rangers fans now full of praise for Moore’s recent performances. One pundit in particular, Andy Halliday, has openly backtracked on his previous comments. Speaking on Radio Clyde’s Superscoreboard – as relayed by Rangersreviews, Halliday admitted he had misjudged the young winger. He explained: “I can only give my honest opinion and his time at Rangers before Danny Rohl came in the door. I never saw any good performances, any flashes from Mikey Moore to suggest he was ready for the expectations and the demands of Rangers. “Since Danny Rohl has come in the door, I stand corrected. I think he has been excellent in four out of five games he has played in and he just looks like a completely different player. “He has that freedom and that little bit of, not quite a free role, but freedom to roam about the inside of the pitch and create and get on the end of things.”Danny Rohl full of praise for Moore after recent displayMoore scored his first goal for Rangers against Dundee, and it was a moment that underlined the teenager’s class. The Spurs academy graduate started and finished the move with a superb strike from the edge of the box, showcasing his composure and technical quality.Were it not for VAR, he could have had a brace, as another well-taken goal was ruled out for offside in the build-up. Still, his impact was clear to see, and his growing influence on Rohl’s side continues to attract attention.Speaking after Rangers’ 3-0 victory over Dundee, Rohl praised Moore’s contribution, he said: “Mikey again showed his quality on the ball. He is always available, a lot of good movements. I think this is great.”READ MORE: Tottenham reach ‘agreement in principle’ to sign midfield star until 2029, talks underwayThe post Mikey Moore just won over one of his biggest Rangers critics and it’s great news for Tottenham appeared first on Spurs Web.