Rangers midfielder Steven Davis has admitted that he was left frustrated after struggling to make an immediate impact following his Ibrox return in January.
The Northern Irish international took a bit of time to find his feet after his making his return to the Gers after seven years with Southampton but has since put in a string of fantastic performances.
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“Obviously it was disappointing, frustrating, just all the feelings you’d expect to come to mind. Listen, I’ve been in the game long enough,”
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“He was quite open with me and I was quite open with him. There weren’t any issues there.
“I believed in the quality I’ve got and that I could make a good impact. I just had to wait for that next chance and try to show the manager what I can do.”
Davis is almost certain to start against Hibs later this afternoon as Gerrard’s side look to pick up a fifth win on the bounce for the first time this season.
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After finding his form, Davis will be key for the Gers as they look to inflict Paul Heckingbottom’s first league defeat since replacing Neil Lennon in February.