In three or four windows, we could have closed the gap [to Celtic] with a good development of players, but the decision is made and you need to accept it.
Chris Jack of the Rangers Review has reported that Philippe Clement has been sacked.At 8pm on Sunday there was no word from the club to confirm the news but there is no reporter closer to the news cycle out of Ibrox than Jack who covers the 2012 Tribute Act for…
Been following Rangers since 1986, i remember my first visit to Ibrox like it was yesterday as an 8 year old boy. NEVER since then have I felt as disappointed and disgusted as I do now.
William seemed very defensive about his circles, as if it was some sort of strange, secret society with bizarre rituals that the outside world was to be excluded from.
Without a worthwhile news story in a career of mediocrity English generally produces puff pieces from afar, with his background he ticks a number of boxes for BBC Scotland where he is affectionately known as House Paddy, a nickname he takes great pride in.
Where is all the money? Who’s there to answer these big questions? We don’t have anybody at the helm, we don’t have a chairman – we do now, but they’ve brought in someone that nobody knows.
We are backing Philippe at this time as a board. It’s about taking a deeper look at the issues, addressing those problems, and staying focused on building a stronger future for the club. Changing a manager isn’t a silver bullet solution.
I’ll make a comparison with a house. You start with foundations, like we had to do this season. But it’s not a good way to build a house if you do two storeys then wipe it and start from the foundation again.
The Belgian waffle is getting worse every week. It’s excuse after laughable excuse. Clement had the brass neck to talk about injury problems the other night when Dundee had 10 players out – including arguably their best player in Lyall Cameron.
You can only spin and deny reality so much. A 15 point deficit in January is impossible to avoid created by away form that has yielded 13 points from 11 matches. From 10 away games Celtic have picked up 25 points.