Rangers analysis: Alarm bells really started to ring when Philippe Clement declared his team 'moral winners' following a home draw with Celtic

Shortly after Rabbi Matondo had rifled the ball into Joe Hart’s top corner at Ibrox last April, he spoke about how Kevin de Bruyne had been the inspiration behind his stoppage-time equaliser. Following a dramatic 3-3 draw with Celtic, a game which had seen Rangers snatch a point thanks to Matondo’s late leveller, Philippe Clement declared his team to be the ‘moral winners’. Clement celebrates Rabbi Matondo's equaliser in last April's 3-3 draw with Celtic at Ibrox Clement was in the shadow of Celtic boss Brendan Rodgers during his time in Glasgow Clement and coach Stephan Van Der Heyden leave Rangers Training Centre after their sacking Rangers were at home and were expected to win. For Clement to come out afterwards and start spouting nonsense about ‘moral winners’, that was the day alarm bells really started to ring. Rodgers holds aloft the League Cup trophy after Celtic's penalty shoot-out win over Rangers The style of play is the one key area where managers are judged above all else in the modern game.