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Nigeria forward Cyriel Dessers has called on Rangers tpo start scoring goals after going for two successive Scottish Premier Legaue matches without a win.
Rangers kicked off their league campaign with a 1-1 draw against Motherwell and on Saturday registered another 1-1 draw against Dundee United in a game they played with 10-men following a red card to Burkina Faso defender Nasser Djiga.
“At this club, you need to win games and to win games, you need to score goals. Sometimes it takes a risky pass to open it up, or maybe even to scare the opponent so next time they don’t step through on a midfielder and they stay in position and maybe then you open up the space a little bit more there,’ said Dessers as quoted by Bicester Advertiser.
“It’s a little bit of belief, confidence. There’s no time at this club. Not a lot of patience, which everybody knows when they play here and that’s okay, that’s fine, we’re fine with that.
“But somewhere inside yourself, you need to find that confidence and the courage to go out there and do that, make the pass, make the dribble, try the shot, and just to create something for the team.
“I think we showed it at certain moments and then people talk about the European games or the Old Firm games last season. But like I said, it’s the consistency. Can you do it on a Tuesday and do it again on Saturday and do it again on Tuesday? For me, that’s the thing that’s the next step for us.”