Philippe Clement, the manager of Rangers, has dismissed Chris Sutton’s suggestion that Brendan Rodgers is getting to him with a comment made about Celtic last week. Rodgers had made a remark about having fun in the upcoming derby match, which Clement found disrespectful.After responding to Rodgers in a press conference, Clement was asked about Sutton’s opinion that Rodgers was winning the mind games. Clement denied this, stating he didn’t have time to comment on every little thing happening. He made it clear that he had voiced his thoughts on the matter and considered it finished.Clement emphasized that he does not engage in mind games and prefers to focus on preparing his team for the upcoming match. He mentioned that while there is competition between the two clubs, he believes in showing respect to opponents and maintaining composure.Regarding the upcoming derby clash, where Celtic is currently leading by three points in the league, Rodgers had mentioned having fun in the match. This prompted a response from Clement, who found it necessary to address the perceived lack of respect towards his team. He vowed that his team would also approach the match with a competitive spirit and strive for victory.The tension between the two managers adds another layer of intrigue to an already highly anticipated match, with both teams vying for a crucial victory. The stakes are high, and both managers are undoubtedly focused on securing a positive result for their respective clubs. The derby promises to be an intense showdown filled with passion, rivalry, and, most importantly, footballing excellence.
Rangers boss Philippe Clement Brutally crushes Chris Sutton’s preposterous assertion that a mere utterance from Brendan Rodgers about Celtic was enough to ruffle his feathers.
