The young Ger sat down exclusively with RangersTV as he looked ahead to Saturday’s first away fixture since July.
The midfielder reflected on the team’s winning performance against Stirling Uni on Tuesday night. He said: “It was a good result from the team.
“We knew they [Stirling Uni] would come out and have great energy to start with and make it a hard game for us which they did in the first bit of the match, but we had to play our own game and we got the result in the end.
“We’ve been told that no matter the game we’re going into, we need to play our own game and put on a show for the people who have come to cheer us on as well.”
The young Light Blue underlined the challenges the team have faced whilst playing in the Lowland League and how they are improving and learning from the experience.
He continued: “We’re not used to the competition in games and multiple games a week, I feel that because we’re young players we get used to it.
“The feeling of playing a game on Saturday and recovering straight away for a game on the Tuesday, you need to get your head going again and to look forward to the next fixture."
“Every game I feel like we’re improving as a team even more, but there are still areas we need to improve on.”
Looking ahead to the weekend, it is another quick turnaround for the youngsters as they prepare to face an away fixture to Edinburgh University at East Peffermill in the Lowland League campaign: Miller added: “We’re going to look at it like any other game.
“We’re going to try and be relentless again and put on a show for the fans. Getting another three points is the most important thing.”
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