Philippe Clement is RIGHT to claim Rangers moral victory despite what others say and here's why - Kenny Miller

A few people on the green side of Glasgow seem to have been offended at what Philippe Clement said after the Old Firm game.

Even my old pal and fellow MailSport columnist Mr Keevins has taken umbrage at his post-match comments. But I’ve got news for them. The Rangers gaffer was RIGHT to call the 3-3 draw at Ibrox a moral victory for his team. How could it not be?

Trust me, when you’re 2-0 and 3-2 down in a derby and you score a last-minute equaliser, it feels like a win. And I don’t want to hear any nonsense about Clement supposedly over-celebrating with fans afterwards. This reminds me of when Jamie Carragher tried to have a pop at Arsenal players for lapping up a 3-1 result against Liverpool at the Emirates Stadium recently. Listen, Clement and his Rangers players walk around the pitch at Ibrox now after EVERY game. In this day and age, teams have to do that.

Because when they don’t, fans are asking why? So, of course, after grabbing a late equaliser against Celtic they were always going to enjoy it with the supporters. Win, lose or draw nowadays, players and the manager must show appreciation to the fans.

You get hammered if you don’t so I’m not having Clement getting flak for doing it last Sunday. Rangers weren’t celebrating a draw, as I’ve heard mentioned.

The way that Old Firm game transpired, with Clement’s team looking out of it by half-time, it WAS a moral victory to get a 3-3. They’d fought to get back in a game that looked beyond them after 45 minutes.

At the break, with Celtic 2-0 up, it could have been any score. So Rangers did incredibly well to get it back to 2-2. Even after that, they conceded again which was a body blow.

Yet somehow they produced a 93rd-minute leveller to salvage a point. That