Source: Daily_Mail
Jonny Evans warns Rangers to expect Manchester United backlash
Jonny Evans is still kicking himself over Manchester United's Champions League failure last season and the defender is relishing the chance to put things right. [LNB]United crashed out on away goals to Bayern Munich, only winning 3-2 at Old Trafford after leading 3-0 following a 2-1 defeat in Germany. [LNB]Sir Alex Ferguson's men kick off their campaign at home against Rangers this time around and Evans said: 'I think when we look back at the Champions League last year, we were so disappointed. [LNB] Solid: United defender Evans[LNB]Midfield maestro: Gers star Davis[LNB] 'We were in control against Bayern Munich, even at the start of the first game away from home. Moments of madness cost us.[LNB] 'I think if we'd beaten Bayern we should have gone on to win it in the end. I know we would have had a tough game against Inter in the final and before that we would have faced Lyon in the semi, but I think we would have fancied ourselves.' [LNB]The Northern Irishman has singled out international team-mate Steve Davis as one to watch for the Glasgow giants. [LNB]Davis joined Rangers from Fulham in 2008 and Evans reckons it is just a matter of time before the midfielder is back playing in the Premier League. [LNB]He added: 'Steve is technically and physically one of the best midfielders I have seen coming out of Northern Ireland. 'He has fantastic ability and the Rangers fans love him. He started off brilliantly at Villa but it did not quite work out for him at Fulham. However, he could definitely play for a Premier League team.' [LNB] A Rangers win against Manchester United? Don't bet on it! Champions League clash looks step too far for Walter Smith and coLet me play! Axed Rooney begs Fergie to return to action against RangersJelavic confident Rangers can take points off United at Old TraffordClinical Kenny Miller in appeal for character when Rangers take on Manchester United in 'Battle of Britain'Hamilton 1 Rangers 2: Red-hot Miller boosts Gers for United showdownRANGERS FC
