At Dens Park during the midweek, the attacker and his companions were delayed by about an hour.
According to Scott Wright, the Rangers players were sitting in traffic on the bus when they were told they had no idea if their matchup with Dundee this week would even go ahead.
The winger and his teammates appeared to be totally concentrated the moment they onto the field, even though there had been another delay due to pyrotechnics. They may have been anxious in the lead-up as they awaited word that the game would take place. Wright points out it’s the manager’s responsibility and his insistence that his team maintain composure at all times.
Wright said, “We weren’t entirely sure what was actually going on.”
“We were worried if the game would still go on given the weather and the bus delay, since we were receiving conflicting reports from various sources. Although it was far from ideal, we don’t wish to justify our actions. Our primary goal was to perform, and we succeeded in doing so.
“The victory was well-deserved. The delays in our team’s arrival at the game weren’t ideal. Of course, there was also a delay at the beginning of the game. Our only task was to make sure we performed well, which I believe we accomplished. We had to take care of ourselves and make sure we were in the correct frame of mind to perform when we had the chance. That’s what we did.
“While I’m pleased with my performance, I must admit that I was a little upset not to score. However, hopefully, it will arrive. All I can do is strive to show to the boss that I should stay by continuing to work hard with the opportunities I’m given.
“The gaffer simply wants us to be intense for the full 90 minutes, 95 minutes, 100 minutes, whatever it may be,” he continued. He wants us to give it all we’ve got on the pitch. We have to play each game as it comes up and try not to get ahead of ourselves. It’s all about putting ourselves first.
Sam Lammers and Cyriel Dessers, two of Wright’s friends, haven’t had the best Ibrox starts, but they both scored goals in the 5-0 victory at Dens Park.
The wideman was also pleased since he is aware of the amount of effort they put forward.
“As a team, we’re beginning to develop the momentum that we desire.” The manager wants us to stay focused and not let up until the allotted 90 minutes have passed. Without a doubt, we will accomplish it.
Wright stated, “It demonstrates their character.” “They’ve scored two amazing goals against Dundee, and I’m so happy for them both.” they are aware that they will showcase their abilities.
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