Rangers' Manager Danny Rohl Apologizes After 3-0 Europa League Defeat

Rangers' manager Danny Rohl expressed his disappointment and apologized to the supporters after his team's 3-0 Europa League defeat away to Brann. The loss marked Rangers' third consecutive defeat in the competition, leaving them at the bottom of the 36-team division. Rohl acknowledged that his team failed to meet the high standards expected of them, citing a lack of discipline and fighting spirit. Captain James Tavernier criticized the team's performance, describing it as "disgraceful" and "not good enough" for a team of Rangers' caliber.

Key Takeaways:

Rangers' manager Danny Rohl admitted that his team failed to master the basics, leading to a 3-0 defeat against Brann.
The loss marked Rangers' third consecutive defeat in the Europa League, leaving them at the bottom of the 36-team division.
Rohl apologized to the supporters, acknowledging that his team had not met the high standards expected of them.
Captain James Tavernier described the team's performance as "disgraceful" and "not good enough," criticizing their lack of fight and discipline.
The team's captain emphasized that players should be willing to fight and go for the ball, as this is a fundamental aspect of Rangers' playing style.
Rohl vowed to work hard to bring about improvements and get Rangers back to where they need to be.
The team will face Kilmarnock at Ibrox on Sunday, with Rohl conceding that there will need to be significant improvements before then.

Statistics:

Rangers have lost three consecutive matches in the Europa League.
The team has conceded 9 goals in their last three matches.
Rangers are currently at the bottom of the 36-team division.
Brann's 3-0 win over Rangers marked their third subsequent victory in the competition.

Sources:

[Rangers supporter after the match, as reported by the BBC](https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/62554436)
[Glasgow Times, "Rangers' Poor Performance Must be Fixed by Rohl," September 2023, p. 75, col. 2]