Kris Boyd has provided a scathing evaluation of Philippe Clement’s future at Rangers, suggesting a change is necessary as the club falls further behind Celtic in the Scottish Premiership.
Rangers’ struggling performance away from home persisted with a 1-1 draw against Dundee, resulting in a 15-point gap between them and their rivals at the top of the table.
With only three wins in 10 away league matches prior to the game at Dens Park, Rangers failed to overturn their poor record as Vaclav Cerny equalized Oluwaseun Adewumi’s opener in a goalless second half.
Vaclav Cerny celebrates after scoring to make it 1-1
“So I understand that they are unhappy about that. I know these supporters, that they don’t give up the moment we show quality. It’s about us showing the quality on the pitch and then they are directly behind the team, always.
“So it’s our task to do that as fast as possible. That starts on Sunday, to show quality again and on both sides of the game. Not only offensively, also defensively.
“Today, defensively, it was better compared with the last away games. In that way, a positive. The game that Clinton Nsiala played for his first game for the Rangers, a positive point.
“But at the end, it’s about results, of course. A lot of points spilled over the last two or three weeks.”
