In response to a query concerning Rangers’ red card, Philippe Clement explains to fans the true significance of the La Manga boot camp.

In response to a query concerning Rangers’ red card, Philippe Clement explains to fans the true

significance of the La Manga boot camp.

Following a foul on Scott Wright during the friendly match against Hertha Berlin, the Ibrox boss was

given his marching orders.

According to Andy Newport in Spain, Philippe Clement was sent out in La Manga and forced to go for a

lengthy, lonely walk.

The Rangers manager, nevertheless, is adamant that his players will be moving ahead as a cohesive unit

following their sunny vacation in Spain. After Scott Wright was fouled during the kick-about match

against the German second-tier team, the huge Belgian took aim at his linesman and was forced to sit on

the naughty step by the extremely harsh local referee.

The Ibrox boss took his time digesting the call as he trudged back to the Gers dressing room, looking

startled when the no-nonsense referee, who also sent down four yellow cards in a match that scarcely

deserved that type of card count, pulled out the red. Clement refrained from providing extensive details

regarding his remarks that led to his termination. However, he was more upbeat when discussing the

advantages he believes the team’s workout in southern Spain this week will provide as they prepare for

the second half of the season.

The lone letdown in the friendly match was Hertha captain Marc Oliver Kempf’s goal just before

halftime otherwise, Clement was really pleased with his team’s performance.

“I don’t even want to talk about the red card,” he declared. You are aware that odd things occur in the

southern countries, and this is a friendly game. It is not significant.

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