Celticrugby
Jul 31 2006, 01:49 PM
Ricksen makes return to Rangers
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Rangers have confirmed that troubled defender Fernando Ricksen will return to training on Tuesday.
The Dutch defender had been attending the Sporting Chance Clinic after being sent home from a tour of South Africa following an incident on a flight.
And a Rangers spokesman said on Monday: "Fernando Ricksen will resume training at Murray Park tomorrow.
"He will work on his fitness due to the time he has missed during this pre-season."
Ricksen arrived back in Glasgow on Sunday after undergoing residential counselling for anger management in London.
When asked if he could rescue his Ibrox career, Ricksen told the Daily Record: "I hope so, I'm here aren't I?
"I've been working very hard, I've been training very hard, so mentally and physically I feel very good."
The 30-year-old expressed his regret at his behaviour on the plane which led to his being sent back home by manager Paul Le Guen.
He said: "Yes, I definitely regret the incident but I can't say too much about it. I want to look forward.
"But it is good to be back home again. I do miss Glasgow very much when I'm away."
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Rangers have confirmed that troubled defender Fernando Ricksen will return to training on Tuesday.
The Dutch defender had been attending the Sporting Chance Clinic after being sent home from a tour of South Africa following an incident on a flight.
And a Rangers spokesman said on Monday: "Fernando Ricksen will resume training at Murray Park tomorrow.
"He will work on his fitness due to the time he has missed during this pre-season."
Ricksen arrived back in Glasgow on Sunday after undergoing residential counselling for anger management in London.
When asked if he could rescue his Ibrox career, Ricksen told the Daily Record: "I hope so, I'm here aren't I?
"I've been working very hard, I've been training very hard, so mentally and physically I feel very good."
The 30-year-old expressed his regret at his behaviour on the plane which led to his being sent back home by manager Paul Le Guen.
He said: "Yes, I definitely regret the incident but I can't say too much about it. I want to look forward.
"But it is good to be back home again. I do miss Glasgow very much when I'm away."