Rangers fans change their tune as rousing classic rings out to mark Clement’s Premiership pinnacle 

Rangers fans change their tune as rousing classic rings out to mark Clement’s Premiership pinnacle

Rangers fans change their tune as rousing classic rings out to mark Clement’s Premiership pinnacle 

Four months have passed since Philippe Clement entered Ibrox and discovered a club ablaze with rage and frustration. After extinguishing that fire, the large Belgian’s task is to permanently put an end to Celtic’s title hopes.

For the former coach of Monaco and Club Brugge, life in Glasgow has begun with an incredible start. The sound of triumphant cheers has now replaced the shriek from the alarm bells that sounded when Michael Beale’s squad fell seven points adrift after just seven games.
Four months have passed since Philippe Clement entered Ibrox and discovered a club ablaze with rage and frustration. The big Belgian’s task now is to put out the fire and destroy Celtic’s crown.


For the former coach of Monaco and Club Brugge, life in Glasgow has begun with an incredible start. The sound of triumphant cheers has now replaced the shriek from the alarm bells that sounded when Michael Beale’s squad fell seven points adrift after just seven games.
The Rangers fans in Perth exclaimed, “We shall not be moved,” when they saw their team go two points clear at the top on Sunday. To be honest, anyone who had suggested such a drastic change on that dismal September day when it appeared as though the Ibrox support was prepared to blow the stadium to pieces would have needed to have their head examined. However, Clement has started a fire.

under this group, and they are currently the favorites to pave a path all the way to the championship.
A major factor in that newfound faith has been the Ibrox people’s quick recovery. It was almost time to write off Cyriel Dessers as one of the worst signings the club had ever made, but under his new manager, the Nigerian is averaging a goal every other game and has 11 goals in 22 games.
Todd Cantwell, John Lundstram, and Ridvan Yilmaz are consistently delivering the finest performances of their Gers careers. Finally, there is Captain James Tavernier.

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