Cambuslang Rangers captain tells side to make home games count

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Cambuslang Rangers striker Scott Anson has urged his side to make home games count.Rangers barely put a foot wrong at Somervell Park last season as they won Conference B, but have struggled in the Premier League this term.With a win over Arthurlie behind them, but a 2-1 defeat at Kilwinning Rangers on Friday, the 33-year-old acknowledges that it is difficult, but his side must keep going.And he hopes that starts with the visit of Irvine Meadow on Saturday.He said: “You’ve got to make your home a hard place to go to, and I don’t think last year we lost more than the first game against St Cadoc’s.

It was quite good for us, playing at home.“Irvine Meadow are a good side, they have a massive squad, and a lot of people are saying to me ‘you’ll beat them’ but it’s not that easy.“They’re not far away from us, so we’ve got to be looking to take three points on Saturday.“Arthurlie was a massive game for us, which we won, and we put pressure on ourselves.“We need to do that again this weekend, and it might help us.”Anson added: “It is frustrating just now.

We’re not a million miles away, put it that way.“But the chances we’re getting – to be brutally honest, other teams are taking those chances.“But I’ve been here before when I was at Cumnock, and you don’t throw the towel in.”Follow Lanarkshire Live Sport onTwitter via@LanLiveSport, like us onFacebookor find us onInstagramfor the latest sports news, pictures and video.