Jayden Megoma reveals what Rangers players “focus” should help Russell Martin

Jayden Megoma believes that sticking to each other is the only way to Rangers To navigate the turbide water at the IBROX club.

The main coach under the shooting Russell Martin Once again, the GERS fans were angry in the wake of a 1-0 defeat at home against Genk in the opening match of the European League Thursday evening.

The former Southampton coach won only four games since he took over in the summer with the light bottom of the second Blues of William Hill’s excellent table, and out of the Champions League qualifiers with a total of 9-1 defeat by another Belgian group, Bruges Club.

Meguma, the 19 -year -old left back, is looking for loan from Brentford, to the apostasy against Levingstone in West Lithian on Sunday, and asked whether the players support each other during a test period in the club, and said: “Of course, you are.

Megoma: Rangers must stick to each other

“As one team, we have to be together. It is the only way to exceed a difficult time like this. I enjoy it, but at the same time, I always focus on the next game.

“As one team, as a whole, we need to focus on what we can do together. We are always trying to win the game and this is what we have to do against Levinsstone.

“Each game has different challenges and poses a different threat. We know that we are facing and we are ready for it.

“As I said, focus on the next game and make sure we win this club because it is a huge club and we must do better for this club.”

Levingstone coach David Martretal told his newly handicapped team that he needed to adapt quickly to the prime minister’s demands after waived the winners at the time of stopping in the last three games against Hares and Dundy.

The director said: “If we get the two points from these games, we would be sitting in third place on the table last Saturday night, but this is the unforgiving nature of the waves.”

“These are the beautiful margins at this level and I feel that I am a group, we need to understand it very quickly. If we play as we did against Dunde in the tournament last year, it is possible that we won 2 or 3-0. They are completely different levels, different players and a nature that is not recorded for the Premier League.”

Although he only won its six six matches, Martinel does not see any reason for his team be careful not to confront Rangers on Sunday.

“We will only treat it like any other game, really,” he said. “If we go to IBROX, we will likely deal with the game a little different, but we are at home and I think we must stick to the way we want to play.

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