Graham Dorrans believes that Sevco will win silverware this season.
The new Ibrox midfielder was booked six minutes into his debut in Saturday’s glamour friendly against Marseilles after watching his new club get KO’d from the Europa League by Progres Niederkorn.
Aberdeen pushed Celtic in all three competitions last season but the former Scotland internationalist expects to get his hands on a trophy or two this season.
“This clubs needs to be winning things, and last season was disappointing with the number of points behind Celtic,” he told The Sun who used the phrase clubs.
“So hopefully we can win one of the cups and see what happens in the league but we must be more competitive than we were last year for sure.
“I can see from training we have quality players and a squad capable of making a challenge.
“It’s not going to be easy, but I’m confident we can push on.”
Saturday’s 1-1 draw with the French side seems to have gone a long way towards convincing the fans that Pedro Caixinha is on course to bring honours to Ibrox.
The defeat to Progres can be put down to early season teething problems resolved by the introduction of Bruno Alves and Dorrens.
Reality returns a week on Sunday when the domestic season opens away to Motherwell followed by home matches against Hibs and Hearts.
Anything less than full points will have the vultures circling as the fifth best coach in Qatar is shown up away from the interview room and his collection of power-point presentations.
