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FORMER RANGERS midfielder Ian McCall reckons Philippe Clement may have come to a full stop against St Mirren.
After the San Francisco 49ers frenzy and talk of a takeover this week, Ibrox enthusiasm evaporated as Stephen Robinson‘s Buddies won in Govan for the first time in 33 years.
Second half strikes from Mikael Mandron and Toyosi Olusanya stunned Rangers – and forced the boss to APOLOGISE to supporters for the display.
He said it was “by far the worst I’ve seen in all my time here”.
Boos rang out to meet the full-time whistle – again.
The Gers were back at home for the first time since their shock 1-0 defeat to Queen‘s Park in the Scottish Cup.
And they fired a blank again against the Buddies.
Clement fronted up after the match – but sighed as he was quizzed on Gers’ NINTH defeat of the season – then APOLOGISED to supporters who streamed out of the stadium long before the final whistle.
Speaking on BBC Sportsound the Belgian boss said: “I can say only sorry, and apologise for me and the team because this is not what Rangers teams need to show on the pitch.
“We all know this was by far below the standards that we all expect.
“I’m always fighting until the end. I wanted to be on the field to fight, I cannot do that, so my task is to do it from the sidelines, and to get the team in the right mindset.
“That was not the case today, so I need to find the solution for that.”
But the manager’s demeanour hinted at something deeper according to pundit Ian McCall.
The former Rangers player – and Partick Thistle manager – said: “He’s obviously a thoroughly decent man, but he sounds beaten.
“There was a slower presentation of his words.
“If there is going to be a takeover, then I don’t think the current board can do anything. But today to me seems like a full stop.
“You see some managers losing their jobs and you think it’s wrong, with others you can see the reason.
“He sounds beaten. The players didn’t show any fight for him whatsoever.
“I don’t know where they go from here, but if I was Clement, I’d be very worried.”
The boss was also quizzed on his future and rebuffed the question insisting “I don’t talk about hypothetical questions.”
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