The Rangers word Philippe Clement ‘doesn’t like’ as Kenny Miller decodes Ibrox title messaging

The Rangers hero believes he has solved the puzzle and says Govan is now leading the Premiership.

Assurance Rangers are currently the season’s front-runners, according to Kenny Miller, who refrained from using a term that Philippe Clement “doesn’t like.”

The Light Blues easily defeated Livingston, with goals from Rabbi Matondo, Todd Cantwell, and Wolves loanee Fabio Silva, who scored his first goal since joining the Scottish Premiership. The outcome followed Celtic’s point loss in a tie with Aberdeen; Rangers’ victory closed the gap to three points.

For the first time in the Belgian’s tenure, the Ibrox team will top the standings if they defeat the Dons by a three-goal advantage in their midweek match. Miller further stated that Clement dislikes the use of the name, even if he made references to the Light Blues’ current momentum.

After defeating David Martindale’s team, Clement silenced any talk of momentum in the post-game debriefing, stating that he would rather to see consistency throughout the season. Additionally, he stated that he would wait until the last three games to concentrate on the title picture.

When asked if the Gers were the clear favourites to win the title, Miller responded, “I believe so. It seems that Philippe Clement dislikes using the word momentum. However, he is overcoming every obstacle in his path.”

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