Rangers goalkeeper is adamant. Rangers needed the jeers of the fans to turn the season around.

According to Jack Butland, the Rangers required jeers earlier in the season in order to turn things around.

After losing to Aberdeen at Ibrox and then Celtic at home, the team was at its lowest point of the season, and the goalie took the abuse from the supporters.

The team is winning games and enjoying a great run of form at the top of the Premiership, thanks to the latter outcome that cost Michael Beale—the man who recruited Butland on a free—his job.

Butland believes that’s partly because of the players’ encouragement and support after they got through a difficult time.

The way they perform has evolved. Fans can see that we are making an effort to do things the right way.

They are able to observe that we are the superior team in our games,” he remarked.

In the end, the fans let themselves chant a little bit more freely when you do reach the top of the table.

They have been amazing to us this entire year.

We needed to hear that criticism at the beginning of the season because we weren’t good enough.

However, they have consistently made noise and traveled to all of the places we have been.

Undoubtedly, the club has had great developments during the past three or four months from all aspects. That’s what keeps us going strong.

Eventually, the fans start to chant a little bit more freely as they reach the top of the table.

For the entire year, they have been amazing. Since we weren’t good enough, we needed to hear that criticism at the beginning of the season.

“Yet they have consistently made noise and traveled to every location we have been.

Undoubtedly, everything at the club has improved within the past three or four months. We are thriving because of that.

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