Lee Wallace is determined not to let 14 minutes of meltdown define an entire season at Rangers. As far as he is concerned, the fightback starts now. Wallace has listened to the flood of criticism that engulfed Ibrox in the wake of Monday night’s 3-1 home defeat from Hibs, which contained that extraordinary sequence of first-half concessions. Manager Ally McCoist bore the brunt of the uproar, with his position being openly questioned in some quarters, but Wallace would prefer to look in the mirror and to those who sit beside him in the dressing-room. He doesn’t hide from that fact that, bar maybe one game, the players simply haven’t met the standards they should have reached in the Championship.
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Lee Wallace determined Rangers' loss to Hibernian will not define season
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The 27-year-old insists Rangers will recover and challenge for promotion
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Rangers boss Ally McCoist has come under pressure due to average start
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But Wallace says side will 'use the criticism positively' to improve
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Rangers travel to Livingston on Saturday hoping to bounce back with win
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