The Rangers boss made the quip upon being unveiled at Ibrox and the words ring truer to this day than they did then

Philippe Clement is looking for Rangers to do “something special” when they visit Old Trafford on Thursday night. The Belgian boss was speaking after a Cyriel Dessers hat-trick and goals from Clinton Nsiala and Ross McCausland gave the Light Blues a comfortable 5-0 Scottish Gas Scottish Cup fourth-round win over Highland League club Fraserburgh at Ibrox.

Rangers face Manchester United in the Europa League as both sides look to take one step closer to a place in the last 16

Rangers manager Philippe Clement revealed his pride at how the team competed with Manchester United – and admitted players were “gutted” at losing a late goal in the 2-1 defeat.

Rangers manager Philippe Clement wants his players to go to Old Trafford with ambition. It will be the first meeting between the two clubs since 2010 when United won 1-0 thanks to a goal from Wayne Rooney. United won’t have Rooney this time and Clement will be hoping his side can take advantage of their opponent’s questionable form.

Philippe Clement wants to eradicate costly individual errors as he looks to improve Rangers’ dismal away record in the William Hill Premiership. The Light Blues have won just three of their 11 league fixtures outside of Ibrox this season,

Philippe Clement is confident his Rangers side can rise to the occasion and cause problems for Manchester United in their Europa League clash. The sides meet at Old Trafford in an eagerly anticipated ‘Battle of Britain’ match that could be crucial to Rangers’ ambitions of going deep into the tournament.

Rangers have announced that 18-year-old academy attacker Findlay Curtis has signed a new contract at Ibrox. Reports earlier in the week suggested Rangers were set to tie Curtis down on a new deal and Philippe Clement admits he’s ‘delighted’ to get the contract signed.

PHILIPPE CLEMENT says Rangers are aiming to do something special against Manchester United at Old Trafford. Gers take on the English giants in their next Europa League clash on Thursday. They’re

He was, to quote Rangers captain James Tavernier at full-time, ‘fantastic’ at times, ‘incredible’ at others. Butland was the reason why Man United went in front, yes, but he was also the reason why the scoreline stayed a 1-0 until Dessers popped up at the other end.

Rangers manager Philippe Clement has talked up Cyriel Dessers’ impressive strike in the club’s 2-1 defeat to Manchester United. The Nigeria international scored the Light Blues only

Press conference with Glasgow Rangers manager Philippe Clement following their 2-1 Europa League league stage match against Man Utd. He says the dressing room was gutted to lose the game after thinking they had salvaged a draw late in the game,