Le Guen admits frustration as Tangerines turn over sorry Gers

RANGERS manager Paul Le Guen insists he still has faith in his players despite the defeat to Dundee United, which leaves them 15 points behind Celtic in the Bank of Scotland Premier League.

Mon, 06 Nov, 2006 - 00:00
Dundee Utd 2 Rangers 1 Lisa Gray

The signs were looking good when Charlie Adam grabbed his fourth goal in five games to fire Rangers ahead.

But late goals from Garry Kenneth and Lee Mair dragged United off the bottom of the SPL instead and Le Guen admits he was left reeling at the defeat.

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