The frustration came from watching the team he had expensively assembled squander chance after chance in a 1-1 draw with Hibernian.

It was the Dutchman's final game in charge before handing over to Alex McLeish, who had left Hibernian yesterday to become the Dutchman's successor.

He said: "Emotional? No. Frustrated? Yes. I have never seen a team that created as many chances as Rangers tonight.

"Yet they gave a goal away and it ended up 1-1. That's frustrating.

"In principle, football-wise if you create chances it's important but the final touch - and it doesn't matter how you do that - looks, for some players, quite difficult."

Shota Arveladze was the main culprit but Tore Andre Flo, who was substituted at half-time, Arthur Numan, Tony Vidmar and substitute Neil McCann were all guilty of misses.

In the end, it needed a deflected Fernando Ricksen goal to equalise Paco Luna's first-half opener.

Advocaat added: "I think we had 15 to 20 chances and that's frustrating. I think in the first 10 minutes we had four 100% chances.

"And then we gave the ball away with (Maurice) Ross and then a cross, one defender was sleeping and it was 1-0.