Celtic are dominating the Scottish Premiership, inching closer to their fourth consecutive title with just three wins separating them from the silverware. Their impressive 5-2 victory over St Mirren in Paisley over the weekend extended their lead to a commanding 16 points at the top of the table following Rangers’ disappointing 2-1 loss against Motherwell at Ibrox.
Philippe Clement, who was recently sacked as manager of Rangers, has opened up about his regrets and feelings about leaving the club. Despite his departure with the team 13 points behind Celtic, Clement expressed his appreciation for the fans and the special moments he experienced during his time at Ibrox. In an open letter to the Rangers faithful posted on his Instagram account, he thanked the supporters for their unwavering backing and acknowledged the challenges faced during his tenure.
Furthermore, looking ahead to an exciting event for football enthusiasts, Gordon Strachan, renowned for his time as manager of Celtic and Scotland, will be hosting a question and answer session in Clydebank later this month. Attendees will have the opportunity to hear firsthand accounts of Strachan’s time at Parkhead and gain insights from his book, ‘Strachan – my life in football’. The event, organized by SNN Sports, promises an evening filled with engaging discussions, photo opportunities, a raffle, and an auction, with tickets including a pie and beer upon arrival. Doors open at 6pm, making it a must-attend event for fans eager to delve deeper into the world of football through the eyes of a seasoned manager like Gordon Strachan.
