Source: Team_Talk
Weir desperate to make amends
The Scottish giants will take on Tuesday night's opponents again in Romania on November 4 - and after taking just one point from three matches in Champions League Group G, Rangers face a huge task to get themselves back into contention to finish in the top two.Weir told Sky Sports: "We're obviously very disappointed with the way it's gone. We've got to try to win the next game - it's as simple as that."We've got to win the next game and see where that takes us."Weir admits he was "very disappointed" with the outcome at Ibrox, which prompted boos aimed the home side - while many supporters left long before the final whistle."It's their prerogative; if they want to leave and boo that's their decision," said Weir.Unirea manager Dan Petrescu, the former Chelsea player, suggested his team had not performed well for much of the match.Despite their heavy margin of victory, Petrescu said: "After we scored the third the game was over - but before that, I thought we could have done better."An early own goal had given Rangers the lead, but two own goals from the home side - Kyle Lafferty and Lee McCulloch the unlucky men - allowed Unirea to fight back."We must be very happy now," said Petrescu. "We conceded an early goal and had to change the system."I thought if they scored a second it would be difficult to come back."Now we have to think about the next game, because it's going to be a different game in Romania."Petrescu was pleased with the victory but said: "It's going to be big if we qualify. If we don't win it's not that big."Rangers manager Smith accepted the fans had a right to be upset."If anyone has a frustration I can understand why," he said. "At the start of the second half we're looking at losing three goals from set-plays and that's not good enough at this level."From my own point of view it's really disappointing to lose goals like that."Overall, I didn't think we played well enough to win the game."He added: "We can't hide our disappointment, and I don't think anybody at the club can."We have to get ourselves together and hope we can handle the situation in a better manner."