'Mortified' McInnes takes responsibility for Rangers' European exit
Manager Derek McInnes says he takes "full responsibility" for Rangers' "embarrassing" Conference League exit at the hands of Jablonec.
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"I'm embarrassed with the performance."
— Derek McInnes , Athlete
"Rangers had no style, no desire, no movement, no tackles, no shots, no control."
— Andy Halliday , Athlete
"One shot on target in 120 minutes. That tells a story about Rangers' threat."
— Steven Thompson , Athlete
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Manager Derek McInnes says he takes "full responsibility" for Rangers' "embarrassing" Conference League exit at the hands of Jablonec.
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