£22000 per week Rangers maestros will deliver title to Rangers – According to Pundit

£22000 per week Rangers maestros will deliver title to Rangers – According to Pundit

Ian Durrant feels Todd Cantwell and Tom Lawrence might be essential to Rangers returning to the top of Scottish football at the end of the season, while Celtic veteran Kenny Dalglish admits he can sense the strain on his former club.

Philippe Clement’s Light Blues might return to the top of the Premiership for the first time in two years if they defeat Ross County by three goals in their encounter against Celtic on Wednesday. Durrant, a Rangers icon, was a member of the fabled nine-in-a-row team and also helped the club win three consecutive championships when Walter Smith hired him as a coach.

The former midfielder likes what he sees right now, especially from two guys. He told the Sunday Post: “I believe we are creating a lot of opportunities in the final third of the pitch. Todd Cantwell and Tom Lawrence are two prominent participants in that region. They prefer to penetrate in the last third and generate opportunities. They also enjoy shooting outside the box, which I enjoy seeing. I don’t believe there is enough of it in the present game.

“Tom had a shot against Aberdeen the other night, and the keeper parried it to Todd. He made no mistakes from eight yards for an excellent finish. I just hope Tom gets a run in the team, and he stays away  from the treatment table. He has been really unlucky with injuries and, as I well know from personal.

“It is never pleasant, and it requires enormous mental power to get through it and come out the other side. Tom appears to have that mindset, and I believe he can play a key role over the next three months. He’s a match winner. He is both a clever and skilled football player. He can pick a pass and go into nice spots where you can harm the opposition.

Todd is also like that. He appears to be enjoying his football, and he has scored vital goals in recent weeks. Long may it continue.

l experience, it can get you down and demoralise you.

The focus has now shifted to midweek and a game versus Ross County. I never take anything for granted, but I believe Rangers can win it and may easily be top of the table on goal difference by 10 p.m. on Wednesday.

“Philippe has won every battle thus far, and all that remains is to overcome Celtic. They travel to Ibrox on April 6, and if Rangers win, it might be a huge step towards the title. It might be the club’s biggest domestic game in years. To win the league, you normally have to beat Celtic, which is what will be required.

Dalglish, a Scotland and Liverpool veteran, was pleased by the Gers’ winning mindset and warned the Hoops in a Sunday Post article. He said: “Despite missing points in a few games this season, Celtic remain at the top of the table. However, they will need to improve if they want to stay there and keep the title. Rangers are breathing down their necks and appear poised to capitalise on any further blunders by their opponents throughout the city.

“Philippe Clement and his players are in control of their actions; they do not appear to be nervous on the pitch. I don’t think they play a particularly attractive type of football, but it is effective. Simply put, they are devising a strategy for victory. And, when you peel everything away, that’s all that matters at this point in the season. So Brendan and his teammates must step up their game. They appear to be carrying a great deal of weight on their shoulders right now.

“Their aggressive play has to improve. Too many of their players squander their final ball and lack confidence in front of the goal. I really don’t believe they are putting teams under the same pressure as they were last season. That needs to change.”

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