Australian and his teammates driven to keep Ibrox performances – and results – going in right directionRangers took a step forward by defeating Aberdeen on Sunday but everyone inside Ibrox is acutely aware that the first three points of the Premiership campaign must be followed up on Wednesday against Falkirk.Already five points behind leaders Celtic in the standings after three matches, dropping further behind – especially with an Old Firm league match coming up later this month – is not an option. Rangers restored some positivity at the weekend following their embarrassing exit from Europe to Jablonec, but the situation is precarious.The Falkirk Stadium has been a happy hunting ground for Rangers recently. They scored 11 goals on the synthetic pitch in their two visits there in 2026 – although Youssef Chermiti, the man who scored five of them, is out for the long-term with a knee injury. It will most likely fall on captain Lawrence Shankland to lead the line again, although he is set to backed up by Kevin Kelsy, a new signing from Portland Timbers.Cammy Devlin was part of the Rangers team that won at Aberdeen…