Rangers legend Kenny Miller has claimed that Rangers' lack of conviction at the moment is down to a "lack of confidence" - sparing manager Gio van Bronckhorst of any negativity.
The Gers have won all of their domestic games since the 4-0 loss to Celtic in early September, with two 4-0 wins being backed up by two 2-1 victories as they continue to heap pressure on the Hoops' title charge. However, four comprehensive losses in the Champions League has seen the Light Blues boss come under serious pressure as a result.
With the Govan outfit's only chances of European continuance being rekindled if they beat Ajax at Ibrox later this month, there is a real onus on Van Bronckhorst to at least give himself a reprieve by beating the club from his home nation and give the Gers a chance of progressing in the Europa League that they did so well in last season. But Miller, who starred for Rangers for four years in two spells, believed that the boss shouldn't come under pressure for recent results - saying that the club are simply just lacking confidence after coming up against Europe's elite.
