Chris Sutton makes a rare Rangers appearance, and Philippe Clement criticizes Celtic.
Chris Sutton has sung poetic about Rangers and Philippe Clement while criticising Celtic’s recent performances.
The former Hoops striker believes Clement is leading Gers in the right path, given they are only three points behind their rivals.
Celtic, on the other hand, have been unpredictable and are only ahead in the table because they have played one more game than Rangers.
On February 8, Sutton told Sky Sports that there has been a mental adjustment. You can see it. The conviction in Clement has increased throughout time, and it is becoming increasingly powerful.
“There’s been a noticeable shift in momentum since Clement’s arrival at Rangers. He is constructing a team that is gaining confidence with each passing week.
“Celtic has been inconsistent this season. That has been their main issue.”
Rangers and Clement flying high
It’s certainly a change in the breezes to see Sutton, a former Celtic striker, speak accolades for the Gers and manager Clement.
However, it demonstrates the unquestionable progress the team has made under Clement’s direction.
Their recovery, which has them behind their opponents by just three points, contrasts strongly with Celtic’s unpredictable record, which is a far cry from their overpowering displays earlier in the season.
The choice to replace Michael Beale with Clement looks to have catalyzed Rangers’ transition, creating increased confidence and momentum throughout the group.
While Sutton’s loyalties may be with the Hoops, he cannot ignore the palpable shift in dynamics between the Glasgow rivals.
Sutton acknowledges Gers’ rise while criticizing Celtic’s inconsistency, highlighting the current reality of the Scottish Premiership
title competition. The Hoops need to establish stability to regain their past dominance.
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