Arthur Numan thinks the Rangersoverreacted to the loss to Union Saint-Gilloise.
Ibrox Club's Champions League group stage hopes were hit hard last Tuesday when he lost 2-0 to the Belgian side in the first leg. rice field. However, Numan was in his position at Gio van Bronckhorst's side when the pair were teammates in 1998.
They were exposed to the harsh reality of life in Glasgow. However, his side defeated the Irish side 7–3 on aggregate in one of his biggest comebacks in UEFA Cup history. And now, Neumann has his 7 new players this summer, especially after losing Calvin Bassey and Joe his Alivos, who played a key role in the Rangers' continental success last season. I think Guards fans who have acquired players need to show patience.
He told the Sunday Post: But this is only half. Giovanni and the players must not panic at all costs. They need support and feel restless in their surroundings.
``Giovanni has brought in a few newcomers to the squad after losing key players in last season's Europa League, Calvin Bassey and Joe Alivo. I'm currently looking for the best player to replace me, but finding partnerships and new relationships on the field isn't easy, and everything takes time to gel.After a game or two It's very unusual for everything to click.
"Sure, I know the time is not near.It needs to be here now.
``Rangers can still win this draw. 
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"We may need overtime to get the job done.
"If a proper win is achieved on Tuesday, what is at stake financially, given the prestige of this tournament, it would be one of the most surprising comebacks."
"I was lucky enough. It was unbelievable to be in the Champions League so many times with Rangers. I loved it. My Mainly some of the highlights of my career.I want my current troopers to taste it.They will want more and more, trust me.
"Midweek Union game If things don't go according to plan, we can all sit down and reflect and evaluate. That's fair. But not now. It's too early."
Belgian Pro League 3-0 loss to Mechelen on Saturday Preparations for the Union Saint-Giroise's second leg on the weekday did not go as planned. However, some key players have been put on rest by boss Karel Gellerts.
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