Patrick Stewart fits right in at Failure FC and Rangers fans tell him bigger question than Clement needs answered - Hotline

Patrick Stewart has doubled down on his insistence that the decision to stick with Philippe Clement as Rangers boss is not driven by a lack of cash.

But supporters are convinced standing by the manager will only lead to more costly failure down the line. The Ibrox CEO’s claims have now landed him firmly in the firing line along with the Belgian. And Gordon Blackwell, Glasgow, said: “Patrick Stewart says the decision not to sack Clement is not financial. Who is he trying to kid? The bigger question is where did the many millions accrued during the Europa League final season, together with the transfer fees received for Joe Aribo, Calvin Bassey and Nathan Patterson, go? Rangers should be in a strong position financially, given that and the loyalty of the fans. Successive boards have ruined this club and the current members seem no better than their predecessors.”

Jimmy Mac, Glasgow, said: “That's it for me at Ibrox while that 100 per cent useless failure called a football manager Philippe Clement is in charge. I won’t be back until he is gone for good, that board of good for nothings are happy to be second best they are a disgrace they have sold our club, our institution down the Clyde with used car salesmen at the helm. Also let's remind ourselves that Patrick Stewart was sacked by Man Utd as a failure of a CEO after only one season in that position then Rangers give him the very same job, that in itself beggars belief. Someone outwith the club is needed to trace where all the money has gone at Rangers FC.”

Robert Livingstone, Palm Beach, said: “Terrible times, a dud manager, poor players, so agent Craig Moore offered them a lifeline with Niko Katic for free but didn't want him, sticking with Robin Propper. The irony is