Rangers: Despite Celtic’s recent downturn, Mark Wilson pokes fun at history.

According to Mark Wilson, Rangers have historically underperformed after January whereas Celtic have kept pushing for the league title.

The former Hoops defender thinks that, despite their recent slump in performance, the players at Parkhead are feeling the heat and the tide seems to have turned this time.

Both Old Firm teams are currently tied on points, with Celtic’s goals for (29) keeping them ahead of Gers (23) and their goal differentials being equal.

You are under a great deal of pressure. Really, there’s no getting around that. even beyond the training area. You have to anticipate that once you join with Celtic or Rangers.

“Celtic has been winning after January while Rangers lose steam for years.” While the Rangers players, who recently joined the team, are going through something that the fans have been accustomed to for decades, the Celtic players are going through this for the first time. I’ve also witnessed it go the other way, where players falter under the strain.

Rangers are capable of eliminating Celtic.

The Rangers are clearly gaining momentum right now thanks to recent additions and strategic adjustments. The team gains new insight and tactical awareness with Philippe Clement taking over as manager, replacing Michael Beale.

Furthermore, the appointment indicates a willingness to change and grow, which is essential for maintaining success.

Clement’s extensive expertise can inspire the team to rise to the challenges that lie ahead.

The club has been considerably enhanced by the January acquisitions, who have improved the depth and caliber in several positions.

The squad is revitalized by this infusion of fresh talent, which offers competition and options that raise performance standards.

The Gers are better suited to sustain their success and contend for the championship now that the squad has been strengthened and the managerial structure has been changed.

Rangers fans have every reason to be positive because their on-field accomplishments are a reflection of their goals.

Rangers’ championship credentials are reinforced by their tie with Celtic in terms of points, and their increased goal-scoring ability suggests that the team will likely win its historic 56th championship in May.

A former midfielder for Everton and Liverpool has disclosed an offer to guarantee a permanent move to Ibrox, according to other Rangers news.

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