The Light Blues recorded a thrilling Old Firm away victory last time out and will go head-to-head with a Dundee side who claimed a point when these two sides last met in January.
Speaking to the media ahead of tomorrow’s clash in Tayside, Butland commented: “It’s been a good couple of weeks, and the sort of weeks that you should have, and expect to have, at a club like ours.
“It’s been a really positive week, but nothing more than that.
“It needs to be expected, but a very good week nonetheless.
“A lot of boys have been on international duty and we haven’t been together since yesterday, but everyone is back at it and looking forward to the game at the weekend.
“Every game now is important, regardless of where we’re at domestically or in Europe.
“These games are an opportunity to give the fans something back and the group to finish the season on a high.
“The European games are vitally important, but we still need to finish the season strongly and go into the summer with some real momentum and positivity going forward.
“We’ve spoken all season about this consistency; it’s not necessarily a consistency in performance but a consistency in terms of what we’re about and how we need to approach every game.”
Hall of Fame goalkeeper Allan McGregor has formed part of Barry Ferguson’s backroom staff since his appointment last month.
And Butland says he’s learning every day under the tutelage of a Rangers goalkeeping great.
He added: “It’s been brilliant. Our relationship has developed over my time here and, with Allan retiring, we’ve had a friendship outside of football.
“For him to be in here is really enjoyable.
“The relationship is a really good one and it’s been really good so far.
“He certainly has my respect. I think that’s why we get on well and have a good relationship.
“But we also want what’s best for the club, so that’s the bottom line.
“We enjoy each other’s company and working together, and hopefully between now and the end of the season and beyond, we have some success and good times together.”