Rangers next step under Clement becoming clearer but what sets Celtic apart right now is hard to admit - Kenny Miller

It’s becoming a bit of a dying art in football. A midfielder who wants to run FORWARD and beyond his striker to get on the end of things.

There aren’t too many around any more. When I played, wee Colin Cameron was the best at it for Wolves. He was the master. Rangers have always had them as well from the legendary Ian Durrant right through to Scotty Arfield, who recently left the club. But I’m convinced that it’s something Philippe Clement wants within his team now. And in Tom Lawrence – who has returned from injury just at the right time – he has the perfect fit. In the last few days I’ve sat and rewatched all of Rangers’ games since Clement took over. I’m analysing everything and trying to see exactly what the Belgian has changed since replacing Michael Beale.

I do it not just because of my work as a TV pundit but also because I’m a coach myself. I’m interested in any manager’s tactics but particularly at Ibrox. And Clement definitely wants movement off the ball. You see that clearly when you go back over the footage.

Against Livingston in their last Premiership game – when Lawrence got his first start under the new gaffer – he made three runs beyond Danilo up front in the first 10 minutes. That willingness and desire to get involved and score goals will be key to what Clement wants to achieve at Ibrox this season. I’ve always liked Lawrence as a player but we just haven’t seen the best of him yet at Rangers due to injuries. That might be about to change.

In his first few months last season he either played off the side or as a No.10. What he’s got is a hunger to be IN the game. It’s hard to explain. But watch him. Lawrence is constantly moving and available. He always presents himself as an option for his team-mates.