Barrgson, Rangers coach, says he saw “heart and desire” on the field in Rugby Park while they were a dramatic return to win 4-2.
The former IBrox captain, who won 15 prizes as a player, ended a storm 48 hours after the replacement of Philip Clement by celebrating the confrontation of the traveling fans.
Ferguson is now demanding the title of his players to show the same battle as they did after they got out of the strikes from Joe Wright and Brad Lyon, for the rest of the season.
“I will not be excessive. It was good, but there are a lot of things that we need to improve and men know it too,” said 47 -year -old for Sky Sports.
“They were under this scrutiny, but they got the heart and desire.
“I couldn’t take the job if I didn’t think I could get something from it. They showed a different aspect for them tonight.
“I will not get away, it’s only one game. They now need to take it until Saturday because they are at home, and if it is as if after 10 minutes, the crowd begins to get an early touch.
“They need to learn to deal with these situations. Spend the past 24 hours with them, I think they are now realizing this situation.”
Clinton Nesiana was exceeded 30 minutes after the Rugabi Park
After starting with the same eleventh start with the cost of Clemant his position with a 2-0 defeat against St. Mirin, Ferguson connected Clinton Nesiana after half an hour struggling in Kilmarnock.
“Sometimes during the game when things do not go on your way, you have to make difficult decisions,” Ferguson added.
“A young Clinton, will recover from him, but at that point I felt that we had to make a change and it is clear that he worked for us.
“We started controlling the game, and we probably started relaxing.
“I thought we were a little tense, but their confidence was very low, so you have to be careful.
“I told them that they were playing in a great club, and there are expectations and demands for you and you need to deal with it, and I thought they dealt with it, in the last 10-15 minutes of the first half and certainly 45 seconds, it was excellent.”
What critics said
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Barry Ferguson Rangers returned from 2-0 to get all the three points against Kilmarnock in his first responsible match
Critics discussed at Sky Sports the appearance of Ferguson in the Rangers icon:
Former Captain Rangers Stephen Davis:
“Very cool, I think the first half of the hour [Ferguson] You are really disappointed, but then there was a big reaction from the team.
“They will be completely happy to win. It is not an easy thing about two goals behind here in Kilmarnock, so a happy man will return to home.”
Former Rangers striker Chris Boyd:
“I think after the first half of the hour, you are thinking,” Where will this go? Then suddenly, it turned out that the same problems that Rangers faced throughout the season.
“You have to give the players that Barry Ferguson is clearly that he surrendered this replacement, brought him to Yilmaz, and moved some players around them, then I saw Rangers clicking and getting a good goal before the first half.
“In the second half, they completely controlled it and I think you may be happy with the performance after 30 minutes, but the same questions will be asked, Rangers is very weak in the plays.”
Former Scotland striker James McFaden:
“He was brought to try to re -connect the team with supporters and raise the entire mood. The way it was not better for the game to be better than two goals.
“As much as he did not want to come from two goals down, these fans definitely enjoyed it.
“We talked at length about the lack of time when the Bari Ferguson’s training team was forced to work with the players, then Barry talked about how he wanted to play his team, and the final goal of him was to win the matches.”
Next Rangers fixtures:
- March 1: Sons (H) – The Scottish Premier League
- March 6: Fenerbahce (A) – Europa League Last -16
- March 13: Fenerbahce (H) – Europa League Last -16
- March 16: Celtic (A) – The Presidency of the Scottish Excellent, Live on Sky Sports
- March 29: Dundy (A) – The Presidency of the Scottish Excellent, Live on Sky Sports