Raging Cambuslang Rangers boss plans clearout after late capitulation at Lanark United

Angry Cambuslang Rangers boss Paul McColl says too many of his players are not up to the task after they snatched defeat from the jaws of victory at Lanark United.

Camby were looking to bounce back from last week’s 97th minute sickener in a 2-1 league defeat at rivals Rutherglen Glencairn when they travelled to Moor Park.

And with eight minutes remaining, they were on course for a place in the third round of the South Challenge Cup after Del McNabb’s first half opener.

However, Cambuslang capitulated by conceding twice in the final eight minutes to crash out the cup, leaving McColl livid.

He said: “We are really poor right now and we need to get some players out, and some new guys in, after that.

“Too many aren’t up to the task.

“It is a nonsense result, being 1-0 up and we can’t see the game out with eight minutes to go. We should have easily won the game.

“We missed too many chances, yet again, and it totally killed us.

“We were winning 1-0 and Del has an absolutely glorious chance. He tries to take it round the goal. I don’t know why he doesn’t just put it in the back of the net. Then he passes it back to a player and he misses as well.

“We probably could have had a penalty, there were a few other chances – the game should have been put to bed in the first half.

“No offence to Lanark, it’s a good bunch of boys that run the club, but they shouldn’t be beating us. No chance, in a million years, should we be losing to them.

“Listen, if we win the Rutherglen game last week, we probably win on Saturday there as well.

“There will be a few words this week and some of them will need to go.

“It’s not early in the season anymore, but it is not too late to change it either. Some of these guys are just not up for it, so we need