Rangers need "a wee bit of help" and have money to spend to get it despite dropping out of the Europa League, says manager Derek McInnes. Two draws and two defeats in the first four games of his tenure have put new boss McInnes under pressure, with Rangers registering only one point in the league and dropping into the Conference League qualifiers after losing to Jagiellonia Bialystok. And, should the Ibrox side fail to overcome Czech side Jablonec over the final two Thursdays in August, they will be without continental competition - and the income it brings - for the rest of the campaign.
McInnes has overseen a summer of rebuilding, with nine players brought in, but he maintains that more could yet follow. "It's not been the start we wanted, but the intention is still to have the outcome that we want come the end of the season," he said before Sunday's League Cup last-16 tie with St Mirren. "We're still working hard towards that and we've got money to spend.
We've got a lot of younger players and what we could do with is just a wee bit of help. 'This is the right one' - Rohl on leaving Rangers for Salzburg Europa League exit leaves Rangers counting the financial cost "We need to try and win games as we go along because if you don't, everything becomes so much more difficult. Everything gets scrutinised. "That's not going to change.
The only thing that has to change is getting more winning performances and hopefully we can have that Sunday." McInnes admitted injuries had forced him to put "square pegs in round holes" in Thursday's 1-1 draw at home to Jagiellonia. And he admitted that they need to give the Rangers fans "something to get behind" when they welcome St Mirren on Sunday ( ). "They need to see action," he added.
"Nobody is sitting here and asking for understanding and patience. I quite understand the frustrations and it's been more than just these four games where the frustration starts to build. "They need somewhere to vent that but they should be seeing a better performance and we'll aim to give them that." It's been tough.
The level of performance is the thing that they're questioning but they're also not winning games, they're out of the Europa League. I do believe Derek is the right man. He's not become a bad manager in four games.
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