'We back ourselves' - Gordon eyes Rangers scalp to ignite Askou erapublished at 19:20 1 August
Alfie Robinson
BBC Sport Scotland

Motherwell defender Liam Gordon is excited to put Jens Berthel Askou's "fresh ideas" into practice in the Premiership opener at home to Rangers.
New manager Askou's clear vision of possession-based attractive football has been evident in the Steelmen's successful League Cup group-stage campaign and pre-season draw with Hertha Berlin.
"We've learned lots of new ideas and we're really enjoying it, I'm just exited to take the new style into the league campaign," said Gordon.
"I think you can see from the first few games against Hertha and then the League Cup games we're focusing much more on possession and controlling the game on and off the ball.
"The manager has given us a good structure to build from and we all know our jobs. It's been very detailed personally and collectively. He's brought a nice fresh idea to Motherwell and hopefully it will be successful."
Gordon believes the visit of Rangers on Saturday is the perfect test, adding: "I get that it's tough right at the start of the season, but I think it's a great game to kick us off. Especially at home to one of the biggest teams in the country.
"You can always be better but we take confidence from the Hertha game, who were a very good opposition and probably a similar standard to Rangers.
"So I don't see why we can't do the same again, we're under no illusion it will be easy but we back ourselves."
Askou has not ruled out the possibility of Lennon Miller featuring on Saturday and Gordon praised the teenage star's mentality amid fervent transfer speculation.
"He just handles his business, I sometimes feel I'm a young player speaking to him the way he carries himself but honestly he's been brilliant," he said.
"So much noise around him but you'd never know, just takes it in his stride. I'd be a nervous wreck so credit to him."
