Music icon Rod Stewart is disappointed in the Rangers players for their recent performance against Dundee, feeling that they let manager Philippe Clement down. Despite this setback, he isn’t counting them out of the title race just yet.
Stewart’s support lies with Celtic, who are currently leading the charge for the Premiership trophy following Rangers dropping points against Ross County and Dundee. However, he recognizes that the road ahead for his team won’t be easy, especially with tough matches against Hearts and Kilmarnock still to come.
Reflecting on the unexpected loss to Dundee, Stewart admitted his surprise at Rangers’ lethargic display. Looking ahead, he acknowledged the upcoming challenges posed by his team’s rivals and emphasized the importance of remaining focused until the end of the season.
Although Stewart initially believed Clement could be the one to bring the title to Rangers, he now feels the players need to step up their game. Discussing the upcoming Old Firm clash, he expressed confidence in Celtic’s ability to perform well, particularly in front of their home crowd.
As the season draws to a close, Stewart remains hopeful but cautious about Celtic’s chances of retaining the title. With the title race far from over, he knows that anything can happen in football and the championship dreams of both teams hang in the balance.
