Rangers Mr Reliable will never let them down but it's time for Clement to unleash him where he'll REALLY thrive - Kenny Miller

Philippe Clement has a player in Dujon Sterling who can fill in a number of positions really well and NEVER let you down.

And for Sterling to do that at the age of 24, in his first season dealing with the demands of playing for Rangers, is impressive. The guy is a guaranteed ‘seven out of ten’ at least every week – no matter where he’s been played. On Sunday, Sterling was so effective again. But he’s not a right winger and I do not envisage him playing that position too often next season.

Because if Rangers are going into a cup final, a league decider, the start of next season or whatever, the team needs to have a right-winger playing right wing. That’s what needs addressed. And Sterling can then be the best player possible in the best position for his best attributes. After being here a year, it’s important he is settled and able to prove himself a top-class player where he’s most comfortable. That might well be right-back.

Could he be the potential answer there if James Tavernier is sold? Maybe Clement has got his replacement right there in Sterling ...

And that gives the boy more of an opportunity to build on a good first season. It’s unfair that he’s gone in at left-back, right centre-back like the last Old Firm game, central midfield in the League Cup Final and Real Betis. He’s also been deployed on both flanks of an attacking three! Fair play to him.

Sterling was definitely a positive in Rangers’ performance yesterday and I agree with boss Clement that it was their best display against Celtic in his tenure. Rangers made it the game it needed to be for them to have the best opportunity of winning. They needed to be aggressive and fight in a scrappy game, disrupt the flow and not fall behind like in the