Jack Butland concedes that “we needed to hear it” and thanks Rangers supporters for jeering the team during Michael Beale’s tenure.

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Rangers supporters, according to Jack Butland, are cheering their team to the league flag.
With a crucial win on Wednesday night, the Light Blues turned jeers into cheers at Rugby Park and exacted revenge for a setback on opening day. The goalie claims that the victory in Ayrshire felt like more than simply three points, as it came seven months after a devastating day one loss at the same location. The result put Rangers two points clear at the top of the table.
That day, the visitors were jeered out, and Butland believes that was necessary to emphasize the poor results at the beginning of the season. However, he maintains that under Philippe Clement, the atmosphere has solidified and the supporters are now contributing to the title challenge.
“The performances have changed,” Butland declared. Fans can see that we are making an effort to do things the right way. They are able to observe that in the games we play, we are the superior team.
In the end, the fans let themselves chant a little bit more freely when you do reach the top of the table. They have been amazing to us this entire year. We needed to hear that criticism at the beginning of the season because we weren’t good enough.
However, they have consistently made noise and traveled to all of the places we have been. Undoubtedly, the club has had great developments during the past three or four months from all aspects. That’s what keeps us going strong.
Rangers was behind at the half, and Celtic was leading Dundee 6-0, so it appeared like another thrilling battle at the top was imminent. To demonstrate that they have what it takes to win the fight, Clement’s team fought back.
The Ibrox No. 1 responded, “It does because they have been the bogey team for a few clubs this season,” when asked if the victory at Rugby Park felt like more than just three points.
“It’s just an extra three points, but we really needed them against a squad that has made mistakes this season, including ourselves.
“We had to finish the task. Thus, it does seem somewhat larger. Such kinds of games greatly boost our self-esteem. They give you a little extra vigor. Obtaining the outcomes is the only thing that matters at this point in the season.
“Coming from behind definitely makes things feel sweeter. Not that we should be doing that all the time. It has been a while since we fell behind. Despite achieving some truly great outcomes, such as a few memorable European nights, we hadn’t felt that way.
“We’ve been in charge and scored early in several games. Games may have appeared easier than they actually were as a result. However, falling behind by a goal makes things tough. At such point, it could be simple to lose control and grow impatient, causing things to go a little crazy. However, we are now a distinct team. At the half, there was undoubtedly a genuine sense of serenity among the group. There was not a panic.