Nacho Novo raved about the Belgian boss after seeing them put Real Betis to the sword.
“With all of the travel, the physical and mental preparation for the game.
However, Rangers had to quickly return for the League Cup Final, and they succeeded in doing so. Since we were facing Queen of the South from a lower league, everyone believed the Scottish Cup final, which we had to play immediately after the UEFA Cup final in 2008, would be simple. However, I can attest to how difficult that is. However, it wasn’t simple. It was a very difficult game, but in the end, we won 3-2.
I saw indicators in the first half of the League Cup final between Rangers and Aberdeen that things were a touch flat, but in the second half, they pulled off a victory against a strong Aberdeen club that can be dangerous when they counterattack. This is something that great Rangers have done time and time again. Because it occurred so early in Clement’s Rangers career and may signal the beginning of something extraordinary, it was a significant victory for him.
The Ross County match’s postponement may have been a godsend for the Gers, allowing Clement’s fatigued players six days off in between games and providing Connor Goldson and other players more time to heal from injuries. However, Novo believes that Clement will have his players running hard in the lead-up to the pivotal match in the East End.
“I really like what I’ve seen of him so far,” he continued. He needs time, but there isn’t much of it when you work at Rangers! Therefore, it means a lot to him to have won a cup in just a few months.
Few people can handle the pressure of managing the Rangers because it’s such a demanding job. Someone like Souness could. And Walter, naturally. They were capable managers, and it appears that Clement will share their management style.
Although we appear good, he will believe that nothing has been accomplished thus far. He’ll keep them alert because it’s possible to get caught when you’re relaxed.