Scott Wright has detailed his chats with Michael Beale that he hopes will take his game at Rangers to a different level.
The Light Blues attacker had a major say in the League Cup semi-final win over Aberdeen at Hampden on Sunday by climbing off the bench and setting up team-mate Kemar Roofe just minutes later in extra-time to fire the Ibrox men 2-1 ahead in what proved to be the game winning goal to secure a return next month against Old Firm rivals Celtic in the showpiece.
Wright's game-time has been mostly limited to minutes off the bench under Beale as he admits to always trying to catch the eye of the gaffer in training or when he gets the chance to get on the pitch. He's also opened up on the 42-year-old's approach on the training pitch hailing him as an 'absolutely fantastic' manager. The Rangers attacker said: "It’s always something I try to do - catch his eye when I get opportunities on the pitch or even in training. I have to be ready when called upon, whether that’s [against Kilmarnock] or down the line.
