Michael Beale has admitted that he can’t get his head around the lack of belief his Rangers players have in their own ability at times.
The Ibrox boss watched his side dismantle Hibs in a sensational show at Easter Road on Wednesday and reckons his squad should now understand the heights they are capable of reaching. While winning the league remains a long shot with Celtic matching Rangers win for win to maintain their nine-point lead at the top, Beale has made no bones about the importance of retaining the Scottish Cup, ahead of Sunday’s quarter final clash with Raith Rovers at Ibrox.
He said: “That is seven away wins consecutively. It is not easy to do that. All we can do is, as a team, keep trying to get better. Sometimes I am a bit bemused that the belief is not there because when they actually play how I know they can they look a very good team.
