Alan Brazil names Rangers reason for keeping Philippe Clement that club would ‘deny’ as Celtic diehard breaks ranks

Confused Rangers are only keeping Philippe Clement because they are “really tight” for finances, according to Alan Brazil. Days after the Light Blues thrashed Brendan Rodgers’ team on derby day, the Dundee tie left the club a massive 15 points behind Celtic following the most recent round of Scottish Premiership games, prompting cries from the Dens Park supporters for the Belgian to be fired. However, since dismissing the Hoops, Clement has not gained much traction and is now being questioned about his role.

But following the full-time whistleblower, Clement maintained that he was “200 per cent” sure that the CEO, Patrick Stewart, and the board supported him and the position. “It’s over (the league),” Celtic ardent supporters from Brazil said on the talkSPORT Breakfast Show, breaking ranks to express sympathy for the underdog Rangers manager. Clement must have believed he had made progress.Rangers performed admirably, and the cup match was evenly contested in penalties. Let’s face it, Celtic was thrashed at Ibrox, so you could have wondered, “Do they kick on now?” I was anticipating the European match against Manchester United. But ever since, they’ve been living in a nightmare.

Brazil conjectured: “Perhaps he is retaining his position because Rangers are struggling financially? Very, very tight. Despite their denials, they are.”As a neutral, it would be so much better if Rangers were a little bit closer,” Parlour continued. However, Celtic has gotten away with it. Rounding off, Brazil said: “It’s finished. Although those are well-known final words, they cannot be traced back.

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