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Philippe Clement EXPLOSIVE Post Match Press Conference | Rangers 0-2 St Mirren

Rangers 0-2 St Mirren - Philippe Clement claims during his post match press conference that Rangers were nervous as they slumped to defeat against St Mirren at Ibrox. Browse 1,000's of new and used cars with the Arnold Clark app: http://bit.ly/4gpXGgr Subscribe Here:    / @plzsoccer   Philippe Clement Post-Match Press Conference: Rangers 0-2 St Mirren “It was the worst performance since I arrived.” A frustrated Philippe Clement didn’t hold back as he faced the media following Rangers’ shocking 2-0 home defeat to St Mirren. In a candid post-match interview, Clement openly admitted that his side was well below the required standard, labeling the display as the worst he’s witnessed during his tenure. 😡 “Terribly Disappointing—We Were Nowhere Near Good Enough” “We were so nervous today—on the ball, in the duels, everything. I don’t know where it’s coming from, and that’s my frustration. It’s my responsibility to put the team on the pitch with the right mindset, and I didn’t see this one coming.” Clement looked visibly baffled by his side’s lack of composure, aggression, and cohesion throughout the match. Despite a solid week of training, the Rangers manager admitted the players failed to replicate that intensity when it mattered most. 🧠 “The Nervousness? I Don’t Understand It” When asked about the lack of composure and the team’s apparent nervousness, Clement admitted he was at a loss. “It’s something I need to figure out. We had a plan, and it was a good training week. But I didn’t see that reflected today. We were miles off it, and I need to find solutions fast.” Clement also addressed whether the pressure from the stands impacted his players. “Playing at Ibrox comes with pressure—that’s part of being a Rangers player. There are no excuses. If you want to play here, you need to cope with that pressure.” 📉 “The Worst Performance Under My Management” The Ibrox crowd made their feelings crystal clear as they booed the Rangers team off the pitch, with many fans leaving the stadium early. Clement, though understanding, admitted the criticism was warranted. “I totally understand the fans. This was by far the worst I’ve seen since I arrived. They deserve better.” 🧢 Leadership Crisis? Clement also addressed concerns about the lack of on-pitch leadership, something that was glaringly absent against St Mirren. “Yes, I missed that today. I saw the team drifting apart—players operating in isolation. In difficult moments in the past, we reacted together. Today, it was every man for himself, and that’s not how you win games. Leadership is collective—it’s not about one player wearing the armband. It’s about every player taking responsibility.” 💣 “The Fans Have Lost Faith—Can We Win Them Back?” Clement was asked bluntly whether he still believes he has the backing of the fanbase after another damaging defeat. “There’s only one way to win them back—performances on the pitch. When I arrived, there was no belief in the team, but we managed to turn things around back then. We need to do it again, and I still believe we can.” However, the manager acknowledged that the fan unrest is reaching critical levels, with sections of the crowd now calling for his departure. “Of course I understand that. You lose credit with results like this. That’s normal. But my focus remains on fixing the issues and getting this team back on track.” 🔍 “Root Problems Need Addressing” Clement stressed that this result wasn’t just a one-off disaster but a symptom of deeper issues within the team. “There’s something wrong beneath the surface, and we need to figure it out. This performance wasn’t acceptable, and we need to go to the root of the problem.” ⚖️ On His Future: “That’s for the Board to Decide” With growing calls from fans for a change in management, Clement was asked if he fears for his job. “That’s for the board to decide. I believe I can still get results with this team, but I’m also honest enough to say today wasn’t good enough. I take full responsibility.” ⚠️ What’s Next for Rangers? With fan unrest growing louder and performances dipping, Philippe Clement faces an uphill battle to salvage both Rangers' season and his own position. The next few fixtures will be crucial in determining whether the Belgian can rally the squad or if a change in leadership is inevitable. For now, the pressure is firmly on—and time is running out. 🏟️ Final Score: Rangers 0-2 St Mirren 📉 Fan Reaction: Boos, walkouts, and mounting frustration ⏳ Clement’s Future: Hanging in the balance 🔵#RangersFC | #PhilippeClement | #Ibrox | #ScottishPremiership