BBC staple pinpoints the precise moment the Celtic manager raised the title’s “pressure gauge,” Rangers’ heads explode at Brendan Rodgers.

Ahead of Rangers’ devastating 3-2 loss at Ross County, the Irishman said he would rather give up title advantage by

securing points.

Former Scotland footballer and BBC analyst Pat Nevin pinpointed the exact moment Brendan Rodgers put the title

“pressure gauge” on Rangers before their title opponents were startlingly trounced in Dingwall.

Celtic took a four-point lead at the top after defeating St Mirren 3-0 on Saturday, but they had to earn it.

On Sunday at noon, Philippe Clement’s team will take on Ross County.

Nevin also thinks Rodgers knew full well what would happen to his post-game comments.

Prior to their Highland horror show, Rangers were seen as slight favorites against Dundee,

and a win on Wednesday at the Global Energy Stadium would have given them three more Tayside points and the

top spot.

Having already earned the points, Rodgers insisted that he would rather be in his team’s position.

And Gers’s mistake on Sunday validated him.

Now that they are in charge of their championship destiny, the Hoops are aware that they still have one home game

left against their competitors before the season is out.

Prizes are awarded in five different games. Let’s get started, as the Scottish Cup is at stake.

My choice would be to be the team with the most points at the top.

Nevin believes the final point could have been a deception intended to fool the Rangers.

The Scottish Football Podcast featured his statement, “The victory over St Mirren wasn’t easy.”

There were moments, if not instants, in which things could have gone horribly wrong.

I think they’ll be overjoyed as a result. In a couple statements he made just after the game,

I think Brendan stated he would much rather have the points in the bag.

Alright, let’s move forward. Elevate the setting on the pressure gauge. It was exactly this that he was doing.

And that’s exactly what you should do in your role as manager. It was a challenging one,

but who knows if it was successful or not.

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