Gabby Agbonlahor in stitches at new Rangers admission live on air
Gabby Agbonlahor was in stitches after what he heard Ally McCoist say about Rangers on talkSPORT on Wednesday.
The Light Blues are far from their best this season, having fallen 11 points behind Celtic in the Scottish Premiership table.
Looking ahead on talkSPORT on 27 November, Alan Brazil pointed out that things could get worse for the Gers as they have big games against the likes of Manchester United coming up.
“Rangers, of course, don’t forget, you’ve got Manchester United as well”, he said.
McCoist let out a big sigh and remembered Rangers are hosting Tottenham at Ibrox in the UEFA Europa League on 12 December, leaving himself speechless.
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“And Tottenham, we’ve got Tottenham at home and… Oh dear.”
McCoist’s reaction left Agbonlahor in stitches, although the former Aston Villa star admitted that Philippe Clement’s side does well in Europe.
Gabby Agbonlahor in stitches at new Rangers admission live on air
Rangers have struggled for stability and consistency both on and off the field this season, with the absence of a permanent chairman and CEO not helping Clement’s cause.
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The team’s performances, meanwhile, have left much to be desired, with a 1-1 draw with Dundee United at Ibrox allowing Celtic to boast an 11-point lead at the top.
The week commencing 8 December could determine Clement’s future in Govan.
The Gers begin the week with a trip to Ross County before locking horns with Tottenham on 12 December. They then face Celtic in the League Cup final on 15 December.
Philippe Clement
Rangers manager Philippe Clement (credit: Imago)
Patrick Stewart, meanwhile, is confirmed to take charge as the Glasgow giants’ new CEO on 16 December.
The Light Blues are also likely to have a new permanent chairman in place by then, with Malcolm Offord ready to step into the role [The Scottish Sun]. John Gilligan has notably been serving as their interim chairman after John Bennett stepped down in the summer.
In other Rangers news, CEO Stewart will not be scared to make big calls at Ibrox after what he did at Manchester United.
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