Defiant Cambuslang Rangers co-boss says they'll fight to stay in Premier Division

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Cambuslang Rangers co-boss Billy Campbell says his side will fight tooth and nail to stay in the West of Scotland League Premier Division, and they’re not throwing in the towel.Camby gave Auchinleck Talbot a scare on Saturday when they took a shock lead through Jay Nelson, but Chris Stafford and Ross Taylor had the Beechwood Park side 2-1 ahead, before keeper Andy Wilson was unable to hold a fierce shot from Kerr Samson, as they ran out 3-1 winners.That shot Talbot up to fourth in the table, and left Rangers second-bottom, five points away from safety.But Campbell says they’ll keep scrapping as they prepare to face Kilwinning Rangers at home this weekend.“We’ll go into the Kilwinning game and do all we can to get points on the board and try to keep us in that league, because we’re not giving anything up,” he said.“We’ve got a lot of games to come, a lot of teams to play.

We’ll keep doing what we’re doing, hopefully get a wee rub of the green and get some points on the table.“I think for the first half on Saturday we competed really well and it was probably an even game.“We had a wee chat at half-time about maintaining the tempo and keeping the pressure on, not allowing Auchinleck to play through us.“We managed to take the lead, and we were doing really well, but they came at us, as you can imagine.

The movement from them was tremendous.“The equaliser was disappointing, because we lost the runner at a corner and it appeared to be a free header.“The other two were own goals.

One of them came off of Alan Reid and the other the referee had to give against Andy Wilson.“If I’m being honest, the better team won, but we’re pleased with the effort the guys put in.“We fought our corner, gave them a wee bit of a scare, and we