Propper emerged as Clement’s most wanted man in the wake of Connor Goldson completing his move to Aris Limassol over the weekend. And that sparked the Ibrox board into a raid on the same Eredivisie outfit they punted Sam Lammers to one week earlier in a deal worth around £2.7m.
After 90 happy and glorious minutes it seems that Hamza Igamane is again a £20m Moroccan starlet while the decision to nail Phil Clement down onto a long term contract is again a masterstroke.
There are times when it does feel as if Rodgers labours under his very own Messiah complex and that he’s on some sort of mission to educate and enlighten the mere mortals with whom he happens to come into contact whilst carrying out his missionary work. Which, of course, is…
Reports in Belgium have linked Clement to the role and he’s been named as one of the favourites, alongside former Antwerp boss Mark van Bommel who left the club in the summer.
All of the hype for the Phil Clement Revolution! looks like another false dawn from the Glasgow publisher that is heading for the abyss at the same rate as their cherished Tribute Act.
Think about how far behind Rangers look compared to Celtic, honestly, ah think, ah think it’s frightening. Ah look at that Celtic squad, just looking at the midfield, you could argue Celtic have got the three best midfielders in the country.
Rangers rebel Todd Cantwell could become the latest player to make the move from Ibrox to Trabzonspor after a director at the Turkish club reportedly made a whirlwind trip to Glasgow by private jet to kick off negotiations that will see him seal his exit.
ARIS which is their real name groundshare and play in front of average crowds of 3,000. Last season they signed 23 players at a COMBINED cost of 1.86m Euros.
That throwaway paragraph by the Record will come as no surprise to Internet Bampots, well aware of the desperate measures between the Glasgow publisher and the newest football club in the city. Some might describe it as a suicide pact.
But any prospect of a permanent deal has collapsed after Lammers made it clear he is not prepared to accept less in wages than he’s raking in on his current bumper Ibrox contract – which still has three more years left to run.