James Tavernier has challenged Rangers to bounce back from their Old Firm hammering by getting off to the perfect start in the Champions League against Ajax.
Giovanni van Bronckhorst's side have already won in the Netherlands this season as they dumped PSV in their own back yard to reach this stage of Europe's premier competition. That result will have the home side on alert as the Light Blues bid to put behind the 4-0 defeat at Celtic in tonight's showdown.
The skipper has revealed meetings took place following the defeat at Parkhead and there is fire in the belly to go and rectify what happened Saturday lunchtime. He says from the first whistle in Amsterdam the players will be looking to put in a performance that deserves credit for that team and also makes the supporters proud. Reflecting on the defeat to Celtic and looking forward to Ajax, the Rangers skipper said: "As a squad, win, draw, lose, we all look back on how we can improve. This was the same. As a squad we openly speak and the staff and the boss put the points across.
