Philippe Clement doesn’t name boss who dislikes Rangers but everyone knows who he’s talking about

Philippe Clement doesn’t name boss who dislikes Rangers but everyone knows who he’s talking about

After declaring that he “doesn’t really like Rangers,” Philippe Clement is eager to see Scott Brown.

After a thrilling night under the lights in Govan, the manager of Ibrox witnessed Todd Cantwell’s winner against Aberdeen bring his team level on points with Celtic at the top of the Premiership table.

The current Hoops coach has never won at Easter Road, where his team will play Hibs tonight. Just ONE goal separates the Old Firm rivals at the summit.

Rangers will be off from league action this weekend due to the Scottish Cup tie, and they will play their final game in hand against Ross County next Wednesday.

Fate has an amazing way of working, and it was undoubtedly going to be the great Celtic skipper Brown who secured the top job at Somerset Park after Lee Bullen was fired, especially after drawing Ayr United in the fifth round.

The hero for the Hoops began the game with a victory against Queen’s Park and lost their last game to Dundee United.

Now that he is set for Ibrox, he will be playing a far different role than he is used to, and Clement is fully aware that he does not enjoy the hosts.

Looking forward to the weekend fixture

“I’m looking forward to the weekend fixture, yeah, of course,” he said on Rangers TV.

Once more, an uphill battle against a manager who isn’t very fond of the Rangers. Thus, playing the game will be exciting.”

Last night at Ibrox, Rabbi Matondo gave the Rangers a strong start by scoring on the rebound after Kelle Roos put up a timid effort in his direction.

The home team controlled the first half, but Bojan Miovski only needed one opportunity to score.

He grabbed Connor Barron’s looped pass over the top, held off Connor Goldson, and fired past Jack Butland.

After Roos had stopped Tom Lawrence from distance, Clement and his men pushed for the victory and made adjustments in an attempt to ignite his squad.

It was the ever-improving Cantwell who scored again on the rebound. Another notable VAR moment occurred when Don Robertson was called to the screen to reconsider his red card decision for a tackle by Dujon Sterling.

However, the man in the middle STUCK with his initial verdict, an unusual occurrence in Scottish football since the technology’s adoption.

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