'We're not giving up easy' - Carr sends defiant League Cup message
Midfielder Ryan Carr insists St Mirren will do everything in their power to retain their League Cup trophy as they travel to Rangers in Sunday's last 16 tie. The Buddies, led by Stephen Robinson, beat Wilfried Nancy's Celtic 3-1 at Hampden last December to lift the domestic cup for the first time in 12 years. Craig McLeish's side emerged from the group stage to set up a knock out tie against…
Midfielder Ryan Carr has delivered a resolute message to St Mirren fans, declaring the team's unwavering determination to retain their League Cup trophy as they face off against Rangers in the upcoming Sunday match. The Buddies, under the leadership of Stephen Robinson, secured the domestic cup title for the first time in 12 years by defeating Celtic 3-1 at Hampden last December.
Carr, a 21-year-old, emphasized the team's commitment, stating that they are not planning to relinquish their trophy easily. He reiterated this sentiment multiple times, reinforcing the message to his teammates. Carr also expressed his anticipation for the match at Ibrox, a venue he has never played at before. He praised the atmosphere at Ibrox, highlighting the potential for a memorable victory.
Carr firmly believes in the team's abilities, noting their strong start in the cup competition and their successful transition to league form. He is optimistic about carrying this positive momentum into the upcoming match.
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