Rangers' manager Philippe Clement highlighted the importance of their 1-0 victory over Dundee United, stating, "it's a big result because it's a hard place to come to." He emphasized the need for time during the team's rebuild, acknowledging the team's efforts to develop synergy between fans and players. Despite the challenges, Clement expressed optimism that "we are on the right track" after overcoming a strong test against an unbeaten opponent.
Former Celtic striker Chris Sutton remarked on the title race, suggesting that even if Rangers go undefeated until January 2nd, they may still find it difficult to close the five-point gap on Celtic. This highlights the significant pressure on the team as they strive to reclaim the title while navigating their current challenges and building team cohesion.
Kris Boyd, a former Rangers striker, commented on the need for a response following their derby loss, warning that if they had not succeeded against Dundee United, "fans would have been waiting at Ibrox showing their dissatisfaction." His observation reflects the precarious situation for the team and the urgent need to perform well to maintain fan support.
Steven Thompson, another former Rangers player, noted that although Rangers showed promise at the beginning of the game, they appeared unsettled after United began to press them. He mentioned, "You see at the start of the second half, United started to press Rangers and it unsettled them a wee bit. On another day, they might have ended up with a draw," emphasizing their vulnerability.
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