Pedro Caixinha: '˜The dogs bark and the caravan keeps going'
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The Ibrox side are already five points adrift of the early pace-setters just three games into the season and were booed off after last week’s goalless draw with Hearts.
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Hide AdDefeat this Sunday to Ross County could see them drop eight points adrift - the same number Brendan Rodgers’ relentless Hoops let slip in the whole of last season.
But Caixinha - who will be without injured winger Josh Windass for the Dingwall trip - says he will remain single-minded despite the mounting murmurs of discontent.
He said: “I always felt the support of the fans in the stadium.
“What I need to tell you, and it’s a Portuguese saying, ‘the dogs bark and the caravan keeps going’. That means that we are focused in our work. We are all together in the same direction.
“So we are the ones that know what direction we are going and the fans are supporting us.”