“Crazy”: Chris Sutton Savagely Criticizes Four Rangers Players and Declares Clement Fired

Chris Sutton, the former Celtic striker and prominent football pundit, has once again stirred up controversy with his blunt criticism of Rangers, targeting four specific players for their performance and even declaring that new manager Philippe Clement’s time at the club is already as good as over. Sutton’s remarks, known for their no-nonsense approach, have resonated across Scottish football, igniting debates among fans and pundits alike.

In his recent commentary, Sutton took aim at the Rangers squad following their lackluster performance, labeling the displays from several of their key players as “crazy.” The four players in Sutton’s crosshairs included attackers Kemar Roofe and Abdallah Sima, along with midfielders Ryan Jack and John Lundstram. According to Sutton, these individuals not only failed to deliver in critical moments but seemed out of sync and out of ideas on the field. Sutton’s words reflected his belief that these players, who were expected to play pivotal roles, have not lived up to the club’s standards or their own potential.

“Clement had a massive task ahead of him, but the way this squad is performing, he might as well be finished,” Sutton stated, citing his doubts over whether the Rangers manager could salvage a season that’s slipping away quickly. Sutton pointed out that Clement’s strategy hasn’t seemed to resonate with the team, and without improvement, it will be nearly impossible for the Belgian coach to turn the tide. The criticism comes as Clement faces mounting pressure to produce results, especially given the club’s struggles to keep pace with their rivals.

Fans and analysts were quick to respond to Sutton’s harsh assessment, with some supporting his perspective, arguing that the players have failed to demonstrate the resilience and quality required to compete at the highest levels. Others, however, saw Sutton’s remarks as overly harsh and dismissive of a manager who has only just started his tenure at Ibrox.

Sutton’s evaluation of Clement’s future was especially brutal. He questioned if Rangers’ management had given Clement enough support or if they had mistakenly believed he could make an immediate impact. “He’s as good as gone if things don’t turn around fast,” Sutton commented, doubling down on his belief that the club may need to consider yet another change at the helm if Clement cannot quickly find a way to revitalize his team.

The statement from Sutton has added pressure to a club already under scrutiny, with supporters growing increasingly concerned about the team’s direction and performance. As the season progresses, the fate of these players – and indeed Clement himself – remains uncertain, leaving fans anxiously waiting to see if the team can overcome their struggles and prove Sutton wrong.