Stevie Clifford calls Rangers “ridiculous” for giving up the first goal against Dundee on Thursday.
When Oluwaseun Adewumi scored in the sixth minute at Dens Park on January 9 and Vaclav Cerny equalized later in the half, the Four Lads Had a Dream blogger was incensed.
Ahead of the match, Philippe Clement made an unexpected decision to start Clinton Nsiala and Robin Propper in defense.
On January 9, Clifford posted the following on his Four Lads Had A Dream X account: “Narrator – Rangers obviously have nonsense in store.” That was absurd. Dundee 1-0.
Under pressure from Philippe Clement, Rangers must defeat Dundee.
In order to guarantee second place in the Scottish Premiership, the Glaswegian team must defeat the Dark Blues.
In the Scottish Premiership, Celtic led the Light Blues by 16 points before to the match, which is already embarrassing for the Bears.
With another goal needed in the second half, Clement cannot afford to see his team fall farther behind their Old Firm opponents and be the target of mockery.
Rangers shouldn’t be in their current standing in the standings, and the Belgian boss will only feel more pressure if they continue to make mistakes.
Even if the team’s victory over Celtic at Ibrox on January 2 was spectacular, the 50-year-old manager cannot afford to take it easy.
With the Scottish Cup and Europa League still up for grabs, the Light Blues supporters will want to see their team continue their recent success.
Given the Bears’ erratic performances this season, Clement is also fighting for his career in the Ibrox bench, and a loss at Dens Park may mean the end of his term.
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