New Rangers manager Stuart McCall has urged his players to pick themselves up after their recent woes as he targets promotion to the Scottish Premiership . Rangers have only won one of their last five Championship matches and currently sit in third position , 22 points behind leaders Hearts . And while an automatic promotion place looks to be beyond their reach , McCall is hoping to kick-start a run of results which will secure the Glasgow club a play-off place and help return confidence to the camp . Stuart McCall looks in good spirits as he takes Rangers training at Murray Park on Friday . McCall shows off his skills during the training session ahead of Saturday 's home match against Livingston . Rangers players look dejected after a 1-1 draw with Queen of the South at Ibrox on Tuesday night . McCall told TalkSPORT : 'There is a good squad of players here but it ’ s down to them to start proving it and showing it . 'Confidence is low and everyone has just got to take a jersey and go out and play . The supporters have been outstanding as they always have been . They ’ ll back the players . 'Off the park , things have moved well with Rangers-minded people in charge now and we just need to get it right for the fans on the park . Former Rangers player McCall was unveiled as the new manager on Thursday . McCall ( left ) in action for Rangers during an Old Firm derby at Celtic Park in January 1998 . 'We ’ re just hoping one result breeds a bit of confidence , a bit of belief , and then we can kick on from there . 'It ’ s easy to talk a good game but we ’ ve got to start doing it on the park . ' McCall 's first match in charge is at Ibrox on Saturday against bottom-of-the-table Livingston .
New Rangers boss Stuart McCall has urged his players to start performing . The Ibrox club have won just one of their last five Championship matches . McCall 's first match in charge is at home to Livingston on Saturday .