James Tavernier says who was to blame for Rangers defeat, Philippe Clement must be fuming

Philippe Clement witnessed his team blow a one-goal lead against a team fighting relegation.

Rangers decided to address all of the issues at once. There is never just one reason why a team loses games or plays poorly.

Few people voiced complaints about the starting lineup prior to kickoff. Dujon Sterling might have replaced Borna Barisic, but the former is still recovering from injury, along with numerous other team members.

The Rangers manager received a lot of backlash on social media for the loss at full time,

but Philippe Clement is in no way to blame for the Dingwall mishap.

Rangers struggle not down to Philippe Clement

The team choice was excellent.

A defence that has played together a lot and an offensive midfield in harmony.

With Abdallah Sima joining the line from the beginning, the attacking line also appeared more formidable.

We have been aggressive when we have the ball and have recovered it swiftly and high up the pitch since Clement took over.

Nonetheless, the midfield has been lacking in performance in recent weeks, finding it difficult to play out from the back and exposed as soon as the ball is turned over.

There is only so much Clement can do with the same players

We never experienced this issue under Clement, so it’s puzzling why it’s happening now.

James Tavernier outlined what the manager had told them at Clement’s post-match news conference, which suggested that he attempted to correct it without making any adjustments but that the players simply didn’t adjust since, if anything, it grew worse:

“We disregarded the gaffer’s warning. In the second half, we got off to a terribly bad start. However,

the game is over, and it’s clear that we’re disappointed in losing the points.

“We obviously need to step it up now for Wednesday and the rest of the season, as we have six games left to play.”

So, despite the manager’s warnings about their poor performance in the first half, the players chose to play even worse in the second half?

There is the forward line after that.

With his potential, Fabio Silva is a £35 million player who ought to be dominating these games,

but when he isn’t given enough room to operate, he keeps flattering and tricking people.

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