‘Rangers locked in vicious cycle as manager Philippe Clement departs’
So it starts again – a new manager hunting, a new broom leading to the locker room. The coach moves out, the coach moves in, the player exits, the others arrive, compensation, a new style of football, a new beginning. another.
Clement quits in the Scottish Cup after his poor house loss was given to St Mirren on Saturday, after exiting from Scottish exit to Queen’s Park It was three days later, and it was a loser shortly after scoring against Dundee, Hibernian and Motherwell. St. Mirren.
Even those who show board insecure, layoffs, recruiting poor people and mentally weak locker rooms, because there is no way for the nuanced efforts to Clement. Some of the recent performances have not made a comeback. Even if Clement’s failure is not just Clement, no manager is able to survive all these domestic losses and raffles.
The new manager will have to pick up the debris. He has a doubtful locker room to oppose better opposition players in Europe – when there is no pressure and the game is open – while lacking steel to see weaker teams at home, and they have to win a game fighting. In short, they cannot be trusted.
Clement has big problems in competing with domestic rivals who sit all day, but only blames his home for giving him vulnerable players – many salaries – chunky salaries – they don’t deserve it Get the pass.
Good players can solve problems on their hooves. The vulnerable people want the manager to do it for them. The Rangers locker room has too many followers and leaders are far from enough leaders. You don’t want to be in the tide with you.
It remains to be seen how many people the new manager actually wants. No regime changes are cheap. As lawyers go through the club, the wanderers are locked in a vicious cycle. The manager comes and goes, but everything else remains the same.
