Derek McInnes, oo ah maamulaha kooxda Rangers da'da 55 sano, ayaa qirtay in kooxdu ay wali ka fog tahay heerka uu rajeynayo, laakiin wuxuu aaminsan yahay inuu isagu guul ka gaarsiin doono Ibrox. Rangers ayaa hal dhibic ka helay labadii kulan ee ugu horreeyay ee Scottish Premiership.
Natijooyinka Hadda iyo Jadwalka
Rangers waxaa ka badisay kooxda Jablonec ee Jekiya markii ay ku guuldaraysteen rigoorayaal ciyaartii play-off ee Conference League. Halkaas waxaa ka sii dheer in ay kooxdu hal dhibic kaliya ka heshay labadii kulan ee ugu horreeyay ee Scottish Premiership.
Sidoo kale, Rangers ayaa u soo gudubtay League Cup waxayna martigelin doonaan Celtic wareegii rubuc-dhamaadka bisha dambe. Isbuuca soo socda ayaa kooxdu safar ku tagaysaa Aberdeen, ayadoo McInnes horey u maamulayay naadigaas.
Suuqa Kala-guurka iyo Dhaawaca
Ilaa hadda waxaa Rangers soo gatay laba iyo toban ciyaaryahan, McInnesna wuxuu rajeynayaa inuu saxiixo "a couple more" wuxuuna filayaa in "one or two" ay ka tagayaan ka hor inta uu xidhmo daaqadda kala-guurka ee usbuuca dambe.
Kooxdu waxay seegtay Youssef Chermiti oo dhaawac ah, isagoo ah nooca weeraha ah ee kala bixinaya difaacyada. McInnes wuxuu yiri: "We've obviously missed big Youssef [Chermiti, who is injured], the type of striker to go and stretch teams".
Aragtida Maamulaha
McInnes wuxuu ka cawday in kooxdu ay ku adkaysatay inay noqoto mid xakameysa kubbadda, counter-attacking ama toos ah. Wuxuu rajeynayaa in hal ama laba kudarid ay caawin doonaan in Rangers noqoto koox sumcad leh.
Wuxuu yiri: "I like to think I know what I'm doing as a manager, I'm a good manager, I back myself but at the minute, none of us are doing our job well enough." Wuxuu intaa ku daray: "I still believe we're going to be a success here".
Derek McInnes, 55, insists he knows what he is doing as Rangers manager, even as his side sit a long way from the identity he wants at Ibrox. The Scot has backed himself to succeed but admits the players need help and support as the transfer window closes next week.
European Exit and Domestic Mixed Results
Rangers were eliminated from European competition for the second time this season after losing on penalties to Czech side Jablonec in a Conference League play-off. Domestically, the club have progressed in the League Cup and will host Celtic in the quarter-finals next month, but they have picked up just one point from their opening two Scottish Premiership matches.
McInnes lamented his side's struggle to be either possession-based, counter-attacking or direct after Thursday's match. He said: 'My teams have always had some sort of identity. I want us to try and be a team that puts more stress on teams defensively and I don't think that we are at the minute.'
Transfer Window Moves and Missing Key Player
Twelve players have been recruited already and McInnes hopes to sign 'a couple more' while expecting 'one or two' to leave before the closure of the transfer window next week. He also highlighted the absence of big Youssef Chermiti, who is injured, saying: 'We've obviously missed big Youssef [Chermiti, who is injured], the type of striker to go and stretch teams.'
McInnes believes that with an extra one or two additions, it will help Rangers become something. He added: 'We've got good ball players and I think we just need to relax a wee bit more in possession and be comfortable with what we're try to do. It's not as if we're not capable of being that but I do think with an extra one or two additions, it will help us become something.'
McInnes Remains Confident Despite Tough Start
McInnes told Sky Sports: 'I like to think I know what I'm doing as a manager, I'm a good manager, I back myself but at the minute, none of us are doing our job well enough.' He acknowledged the uncertainty but said: 'There's a lot of uncertainty at the minute. Once the window closes, everything becomes a bit calmer.'
The 55-year-old, who previously managed Aberdeen, Hearts, Kilmarnock and St Johnstone, said: 'I don't expect us to be perfect at this stage. It's not been the start we wanted, I'm not the first Rangers manager to get off to a tough start but we are determined to follow this job through and it's the end that counts and I still believe we're going to be a success here.'
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