The former footballer and pundit questioned whether Clement’s judgment in selecting and dropping players has been appropriate, particularly when some decisions have appeared to be inconsistent or surprising. Stewart pointed out that some of the tactical choices and player selections have led to mixed results, leaving fans and pundits alike uncertain about the manager’s reasoning.
Stewart, known for his outspoken views, has specifically highlighted the puzzling exclusion of certain key players in matches where their experience and skill could have been beneficial. While acknowledging Clement’s overall tactical acumen, Stewart seems to believe that the manager’s decisions could be hindering the team’s potential. He noted that Rangers, under Clement, have had a challenging start to the season, and the failure to maximize the talent available to him could be a factor in the club’s struggles.
The debate reflects wider concerns about team selection, with many supporters also questioning whether the current squad is being utilized in the best possible way. Clement’s tenure at Rangers, though still early, has been marked by questions over his ability to get the best out of a squad that has underperformed in recent seasons. The scrutiny on his decisions is likely to intensify if results don’t improve, making it a key point for the manager to address in the coming weeks.
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