Craig Moore lamented false dawns this season as he pointed the finger at Rangers transfer chiefs for failing to make an impression in the market this summer after the Light Blues lost 3-0 to Napoli.
In what was the first Champions League group stage clash at Ibrox for 12 years, goals from Matteo Politano, Giacomo Raspadori and Tanguy Ndombele sunk Gio van Bronckhorst's men after a performance that could only be described as measly unfolded from the home side. It leaves Rangers as the only side without a point in Group A, and even qualification in to the Europa League knockout rounds now looks to be unlikely.
But you can never say never in the Champions League, especially after two games. Rangers may not have been properly at the races in their first two fixtures in the group, but they have four left to turn that around - and Moore believes that all the Govan-based outfit need to show is a vastly increased amount of determination, hunger and desire if they are to take anything at all from this year's competition.
