What the Rangers pundits said as Kenny Miller searches for Ibrox comfort with positives from 'harsh' Napoli rout

It has been a long time since Ibrox saw Champions League football, but this evening was not the return Rangers would have been hoping for.

Napoli defeated Gio van Bronckhorst 's side by three clear goals to make it a third heavy loses on the bounce for the men in Light Blue. The scoreline means that Rangers have conceded 11 goals in their last three matches, failing to score any themselves.

The Serie A side arrived in Govan full of confidence, boasting a perfect start to the season both domestically and in Europe after a 4-1 thrashing of Liverpool in Naples last week. But with a change in the squad and a point to prove, Rangers were looking to put a stop to the Italian outfit's run. Things seemed to be going to plan in the first half, with chances for both sides. But the tables turned when Rangers were reduced to 10 men following a second yellow for Sands, with a penalty to rub salt in the wounds. McGregor was able to keep two attempts from the spot out the net but three goals followed as Rangers' performance dipped.

It wasn't the 'bounce back' Van Bronckhorst was after, but could spark something from the players as they look towards domestic duties on Saturday and that tricky double header again Liverpool next month? Here is what the pundits think...

"Way, way better than last week. Well in the game. With half an hour left we could easily have went on to win.

"The sending off had a major impact on the result. The penalty decisions.

"When you play at this level against a team of this quality, it is hard enough with 11 men. You are down to 10 so they're going to just pick their moments and pick you apart.

"It is a harsh result on Rangers, but there are positives to take.

"Result aside and performance aside they'll