Cambuslang Rangers boss tells side to use Ashfield draw as 'springboard' to safety

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Cambuslang Rangers boss Paul McColl admits a red card might have helped his patchwork side land a point at Ashfied on Saturday, and wants them to use that performance as a springboard.McColl had four players unavailable for the visit to Stepford Park, and had Clinton Otonu sent off for what he says was two fair tackles.They were also a goal down to a Shaun Grady header, but levelled through Armand Dollani and had two late chances to snatch all three points.McColl said: “They’re a good team, a top team.

One of the best we’ve played this season.“We went there struggling for players, everything just seems to go wrong before a game.“A centre-half who was on loan decided he doesn’t want to play any more, one of the other boys is on holiday and doesn’t want to play football any more.“Ryan Bennett is hardly there and is on the transfer list, and one of our better players, wee Nathan McConnell, got injured during the week at training.“We had to get a couple of trialists in, so you’re playing a couple of guys you don’t really know a lot about.“We signed a striker called Keiron Magennis, whose brother plays with Kilmarnock, and he’s a decent wee player.“It was his first game.

He hasn’t played for a while but we threw him in and he did OK.“We started really well but lost a daft goal, and then got a man sent off for two tackles, Clinton Otonu, and they weren’t even bad tackles.“I don’t know if it worked better for us, but when we went down to 10 men they worked really hard, and everybody played well.“We could have snatched it at the end.“It was a good point, the boys put in a good shift, players were playing out of position but put themselves about.“Considering all that happened before the game, and with us being up against a really