Brendan Rodgers has the potential to propel Philippe Clement over the brink, endangering his life.

Philippe Clement is perched on the precipice, and Brendan Rodgers has the potential to propel him over the brink.

– Chris SuttonA year ago, Brendan Rodgers discussed the challenge of confronting five Rangers managers, each of whom was anticipating the arrival of the Ibrox team.

He may need to increase that figure to six by Friday. During his two tenures at Celtic, Rodgers has completely outperformed the permanent Rangers managers.

Philippe Clement could be his next victim within the next few days, as he has thrown the majority of them out the door.Rodgers has been the dominant figure in Glasgow for the past few seasons, and Mark Warburton was the first to be terminated due to his criticism of Rodgers.

The subsequent group consisted of Pedro Caixinha, his canines, and his caravans. Graeme Murty’s tally is negligible due to his status as a caretaker.

Steven Gerrard did, however, successfully defeat the Celtic manager in a game; however, he failed to secure the victory and only received his title after Rodgers had relocated to Leicester.

Michael Beale was a transient adversary, and it is now Clement who is being assaulted.Rodgers will be on the lookout for his next opponent from across the city if he administers another boot to the Belgian on Thursday.

I fail to see how Clement can endure yet another Old Firm defeat, regardless of whether he has a contract or not. He consistently discovers a method to deplete his account whenever he deposits credit into the bank.

Clement had encountered Rodgers for the first time on the day Rodgers spoke. The Celtic squad was not in the best of shape, while his team was playing exceptionally well.

Rodgers emerged victorious. Clement has been unable to bridge the divide since then, and the cycle has been endless. The Belgian accomplishes some commendable tasks preceding a complete lack of substance.

Last season’s April match at Ibrox. Rangers had the opportunity to make a significant push for the championship. He performs a lap of honor, discusses moral victories, and draws 3-3 at home.

The final opportunity to salvage the title contest after allowing it to slip at Celtic Park in May. I comprehend that Rodgers had an advantage over Clement in terms of personnel when he assumed the position, DefListen.

However, it is impossible to go seven games without a victory against Celtic. This is particularly true when your team delivers performances such as the one they delivered in Paisley on Thursday night.

The events of the prior fortnight are merely indicative of Clement’s current circumstances. Rangers provided themselves with an additional injection of optimism at Hampden 13 days ago.

They came perilously close to the trophy despite their complete misstep, which resulted in an 11-point deficit to the league. Celtic then suffered a loss of points at Tannadice and experienced a virus that infected the camp. It has been reduced to nine points.

Rangers are currently winning games and are anticipating the opportunity to at least reduce the deficit to six on Thursday on their own turf. Substitute? They execute an absolute disaster against St Mirren, and the score remains at minus 12.

In a mere 90 minutes, any benevolence that Clement was beginning to accumulate was extinguished. I do not believe it is hypercritical to imply that Celtic have not been at their most impressive in the past month. Conversely, Rangers were subjected to the hurling of petals.

Nevertheless, Rodgers’ team has maintained their lead at the summit throughout that time. I failed to comprehend the unexpected enthusiasm for the Rangers’ most recent endeavors. They were not particularly captivating. They had not yet broken through