“Celtic would be nothing without money and…” Phillipe Clement INSISTS Celtic Dominance is Just Money Power While Chris Sutton Gives Him a Response That Would EXCITE Celtic Fans….

Chris Sutton Delivers Scathing Response to Philippe Clement’s Comments on Celtic’s Resources

Chris Sutton, the former Celtic striker, has launched a scathing attack on Rangers manager Philippe Clement, following his comments on Celtic’s financial advantage in the Scottish Premiership. Sutton, known for his forthright opinions, has accused Clement of making excuses for his team’s poor performances, rather than taking responsibility for their shortcomings.

Clement’s comments, which suggested that Celtic’s financial resources were the primary reason for their success, have been met with widespread criticism. Sutton, writing in his Daily Record column, has been quick to condemn Clement’s remarks, labeling them as “Belgian waffle.”

“The Belgian waffle is getting worse every week. It’s excuse after laughable excuse,” Sutton wrote. “Clement had the brass neck to talk about injury problems the other night when Dundee had 10 players out – including arguably their best player in Lyall Cameron.”

Sutton’s criticism of Clement is not limited to his comments on Celtic’s finances. The former striker has also accused Clement of failing to take responsibility for his team’s performances, instead opting to make excuses for their shortcomings.

“He can’t moan about Celtic’s resources when he can’t get results against teams who have a fraction of the money he has,” Sutton added. “Is Clement still in position because Rangers can’t afford to sack him? At what point do they get to the conclusion they can’t afford to keep him?”

Sutton’s comments are likely to resonate with Celtic fans, who have grown tired of Rangers’ excuses for their poor performances. The Hoops have been in impressive form this season, with Brendan Rodgers’ side sitting top of the Scottish Premiership table.

Rodgers, who has been credited with transforming Celtic’s fortunes since his arrival, is unlikely to be distracted by Clement’s comments. The Northern Irishman has consistently demonstrated his ability to focus on the task at hand, and his team’s performances have reflected his professionalism.

As the Scottish Premiership season enters its second half, Celtic will be looking to maintain their momentum and secure another title. Rangers, on the other hand, will be seeking to close the gap on their arch-rivals and mount a serious challenge for the championship.

In the midst of this intense rivalry, Sutton’s comments serve as a timely reminder that excuses will not be tolerated. Clement and Rangers must take responsibility for their performances and focus on improving their results, rather than making excuses for their shortcomings.

Ultimately, the fate of Rangers’ season will be determined by their ability to respond to criticism and adapt to the challenges ahead. As Sutton so aptly put it, “Celtic are strong right now, on and off the pitch, but that’s nothing to do with not being able to deal with the rest.”