I'm seeing evidence Rangers aren't down and out and Malmo win shows they WON'T accept burning accusation - Barry Ferguson

We're not down and out. As I look at Rangers right now, that’s the message that I’m sensing that is coming out from the group of players.

Whenever I was getting a bit of criticism from outside of the dressing room walls, which Rangers have had since the start of this season, I would want to go and prove a point. I can see it in Philippe Clement’s team at this moment. I can sense it from their actions. Could it get better? Of course it could. Like everyone else, I know it can improve. But I’m seeing signs, positive signs, that a team is beginning to gel together.

Malmo offered me more evidence. Everything in the garden is not rosy. I’m not saying that, But I’m liking some of the aspects and there is a chance to look at the positive side as opposed to the negative.

I’m not getting carried away. It’s been a tough start. Losing out on the Champions League was a bitter disappointment and so was the heavy defeat to Celtic. But the last three games since the international break have seen Rangers come back, stand firm and show that, although still a work in progress, we are going to show what we are all about.

Rangers being Rangers, you have to go again, Back it up. No good winning in Sweden and returning to drop points against Hibs.

Produce game-on-game, that’s the demand and it’s a full house at Ibrox tomorrow for the match. That’s even more exciting for the players than last week against Dundee.

What should also put positivity into the fans as they make their way to the stadium is the demeanour of their team. It’s a hugely important aspect. They need to see a team with a desire and a drive and that’s what is coming across in their last three displays, notably in Malmo.

Just, in general, the way Rangers approached the game on