Philippe Clement was far from impressed by his Rangers players for their work off the ball in the first half of their eventual win over Dundee.Philippe Clement has told his Rangers players that they have to show more ‘fire’ and be more aggressive if they want to play for the club, with the Ibrox manager outlining how angry he was with his team as they trailed Dundee at the interval of their eventual 5-2 victory.
But Clement was still fizzing after the match by what he had witnessed from his team in the opening 45 minutes when they were out of possession, and he served a reminder to his squad that their efforts were far below the standard expected at Rangers.“In the first half there was a lot of movement with the ball with good combination play but not enough efficiency in the final third. There were a lot of positive things but not without the ball in the first half.
“This is the perfect example. I am going to put a lot of attention to that again to get it out of these last two games. But it needs to come out of the players. “If you want to play for a team who ends in the half of the league, yes you can have one moment yes and one moment no. Here, it’s all the time - switched on, aggressive in everything you do, with and without the ball.