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‘Horrible character and sh** manager’ ‘Foxtrot Oscar’ ‘Gutless and embarrassing’ Ibrox fans demand #ClementOut

After a second successive home defeat Ibrox fans are screaming for the sacking of Phil Clement.

Paddy Stewart told a meeting with the Fan Advisory Board that it wasn’t financial reasons that were keeping the manager in his job, in midweek the Ibrox CEO talked up the Europa League run in defence of the Belgian Beale.

Now in back-to-back home matches loyal bears have watched a 0-3 aggregate against Queens Park and St Mirren, Season Ticket Renewal details will come out in about five weeks time.

The out and out misery of supporters was broken in midweek when Keith Jackson threw them the bone of a takeover from the San Francisco 49ers.

That set of scenes of utter delight across social media as they anticipated owners worth $9bn US being involved in multi-million pound investment with a summer spending splurge down the line according to the legendary Daily Record reporter.

Celtic’s defeat to Hibs at lunchtime had some bears daring to dream, and then the football started with the usual suspects on the team-sheet led by the serial loser that is Captain Disappointed.

A typically stale first half ended 0-0, after the break St Mirren scored with two of their chances with barely a whimper from the home fans.

Those that hung around seemed to reserve their anger for the traditional full time booing.

Clement raced down the tunnel at the final whistle, the players were afraid to go near the Union Bears while the media awaited another set of post match excuses.

 

Strangely Clement barely offered up any defence for another home defeat, he again highlighted the nervousness of the players which is the ultimate condemnation of the players he he has trained, coached and selected.

The Ibrox media room was treated to more nonsense from a manager sitting on a contract that runs until May 2028.

How disappointing is that performance in the first home game since Queen’s Park?

It’s terribly disappointing because we were so nervous today on the ball and in the duels. I don’t know where it’s coming from. That’s my frustration. It’s my responsibility also to put a team with the right mindset on the pitch. I didn’t see this coming, this nervousness. We were below par almost all game. By far not what Rangers should be today.

Do the players need to take more responsibility themselves?

It’s everybody. In the first place me. We had a plan for this game. It was a good training week with good quality, and I didn’t see that back today. I need to find out the reasons for that and to find solutions.

What did you feel seeing so many supporters leaving so early in the game?

I understand. We were by far the worst I’ve seen in all the time that I’ve been here. so i understand that fans don’t want to see that kind of level. It’s about as a team standing up and showing more quality and finding out where this nervousness came from.

Did some of that (nervousness) come from the supporters?

There cannot be a reason because that’s part of being a player here. That’s part of working here. You know from before. No excuses. If you want to be a Rangers player, you need to cope with these things, and it’s my job also to cope with those things.

On Wednesday the circus leaves Ibrox and hitches into Kilmarnock, roll up, roll up.

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