Rangers news: Clement unfazed by Warnock at Aberdeen, Balogun to see specialist, why Jack won’t play, no Celtic thoughts

Rangers news: Clement unfazed by Warnock at Aberdeen, Balogun to see specialist, why Jack won’t play, no Celtic thoughts

Rangers news: Clement unfazed by Warnock at Aberdeen, Balogun to see specialist,

why Jack won’t play, no Celtic thoughts

When the Dons travel to Ibrox on Tuesday night, Philippe Clement does not

anticipate that Neil Warnock, the new manager of Aberdeen, will make any notable adjustments.

The 75-year-old, who has overseen a number of clubs including QPR, Sheffield

United, and Cardiff, is the talk of Scottish, if not British, football after being named

Pittodrie manager for the remainder of the season on Monday morning.

season. Barry Robson, who was fired last week and leaves the team eighth in the

league, gets replaced by Warnock. But Gers manager Paul Clement does not expect

any surprises from his team, which can overtake leaders Celtic with a three-goal victory.

The Belgian said that his January manager of the month title from Glen, a Scottish

Premiership team, was a “collective” accomplishment, adding, “I know him of

course, he has a long history in football but we have never met.” Although he has a

great deal of expertise, I don’t think much will change.

Aberdeen won’t likely start

playing in a completely different way.

I don’t see many significant changes because I believe the style they were playing is

exactly the type he wants to see,

but we are prepared for whatever does occur. The

positive aspect is that. We have seen a wide variety of playing styles over the past few

months, and the team has become increasingly adept at responding to them. This

duel promises to be exciting.

Being among the top three or four clubs in the league in terms of roster quality, I am

a little taken aback by Rangers’ standing in the league. There are a few possible

explanations, but I’d rather talk about Rangers instead of those. We have to play at

our highest level to win three points against this talented team.

Clement stated that defender Leon Balogun, who had a facial injury against

Livingston, will consult a doctor on Monday to see whether surgery is necessary.

However, Clement insisted that the possibility of surpassing Celtic has not even

crossed his mind, even if it might wait until the Hoops’ match against Hibs on

Wednesday. The former manager of Monaco, Club Brugge, and Genk remarked,

“Totally not.” None. Not a soul in the building is discussing that.

We are only focused on our own game, respecting the characteristics and flaws of our

opponents, taking the point, entertaining our fans with excellent football, and

maintaining this really strong mentality in the locker room.

As a manager and as a player, I have had the experience to understand what it takes

to take home the hardware. There’s just one way to do this, and that’s to play each

game with your own attention. Too far ahead of them causes them to lose focus,

which leads to failure.

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