Defiant Rangers manager Philippe Clement is unwavering in his belief that his team can still emerge victorious in the race for the Premiership title, despite a recent setback against Dundee. Following a frustrating 0-0 draw at Dens Park, Rangers find themselves trailing Celtic by three points with just five more matches left in the season. This comes on the heels of a disappointing 3-2 loss to Ross County, highlighting the challenges the team has faced in recent matches.
Despite the odds stacked against them, Clement remains steadfast in his confidence in the team’s abilities to turn things around. He emphasized the positive response shown by his players following the defeat in Dingwall, indicating a resilience and determination within the squad to bounce back and push for success.
Acknowledging the disappointment of the fans who booed the team off the pitch, Clement urged them to continue supporting the team through thick and thin. He recognized the importance of fans’ unwavering backing, especially during challenging times, as their energy and encouragement can uplift the team and help them overcome obstacles.
In a message to the loyal supporters, Clement emphasized the significance of standing united and rallying behind the team in their pursuit of the title. He highlighted the crucial role fans play in bolstering the team through difficult moments and called for their continued support as Rangers strive to generate momentum and secure victories in the remaining games of the season.
Despite the recent setbacks, Clement’s optimism and belief in the team’s potential to stage a comeback serve as a source of motivation and inspiration as the Rangers continue their quest for Premiership glory.
