THE cup competitions have given Ryan Jack the full range of emotions - from tears to cheers - during his Rangers career. The next fortnight could shape another season of memories.
Jack was left deflated and distraught in the aftermath of the Hampden defeat to Celtic in 2019 and losses to Aberdeen and Hibernian at the National Stadium have been just as difficult to come to terms with. Even during the highs of the 55 season, being dumped out of the cups by St Mirren and St Johnstone took some of the shine off the campaign.
The knockout record during Steven Gerrard's tenure wasn't good enough by Rangers' standards and the man that is now striving to add another two titles to the roll of honour is fully aware of the history and the expectation. So is Jack as he aims to inspire Michael Beale's side to silverware successes.
