THE ELECTRIC PLIGHT ORCHESTRA

New Gers boss Danny has the punters buzzing again but Nico knows there's a long way to go before this team is fully charged after horror start to season under Martin

- BY ANDY NEWPORT

THE Rangers support reckon Danny Rohl has got their team playing electric.

But Nico Raskin admits they've yet to reach full voltage.

The 3-0 win at Dens certainly saw the visitors overpower Steven Pressley's struggling Dark Blues, especially during a slick first-half display that saw Raskin and Mikey Moore hit the net.

But their energy levels dipped after the break and it was only due to Dundee's lack of firepower that Gers didn't suffer another Premiership meltdown.

For midfielder Raskin, however, a third straight win was another positive sign as the Ibrox side look to recharge their Premiership batteries.

He said: "Yeah, it's great.

"We can build something on that, so it's good.

"We look forward to the next game and hopefully we can keep going forward.

"We just had three wins in a row in the league, so it's just about trying to keep going and keep doing the same stuff and scoring goals, not conceding, trying to win games and looking forward.

"The manager has come in and tried to give us some confidence, some freedom to play, go and enjoy.

"It's not been perfect every time but we're trying to work hard as a team and trying to look forward, taking it game by game, trying to improve and we're going in the right direction.