This does not happen at Celtic or against Brendan Rodgers. Gordon Dalziel criticises Rangers media actions.

Such occurrences do not transpire at Celtic or in matches involving Brendan Rodgers.

Gordon Dalziel criticises the conduct of the Rangers media.

The sun is illuminating Celtic as the festive winter season commences.

One cannot express excessive dissatisfaction regarding Brendan Rodgers’ performance this season, as there has been minimal cause for concern.

Celtic is performing exceptionally well in the Premiership, demonstrating robust form in the Champions League, and they have a League Cup final to anticipate.

The same cannot be asserted for Rangers, as even in their victories, such as the one achieved through an own goal against St Johnstone over the weekend, the quality of play remains uninspiring and characterised by a lackadaisical approach.

Numerous individuals have raised enquiries regarding Philippe Clement’s position; however, it appears that he will retain his responsibilities for the Hampden event.

As the match approaches, Gordon Dalziel articulated his frustration regarding certain actions taken by the Rangers media team, which he asserted simply “do not occur at Celtic Park.”

Gordon Dalziel criticises Rangers’ media for disseminating unfavourable statistics that, according to him, are not representative of the situation at Celtic.

It appears that Rangers have not successfully converted a set piece into a goal this season, prompting enquiries from supporters regarding the underlying reasons for this phenomenon.

Dalziel articulated that the Rangers media team has been disseminating statistics of that nature in recent weeks.

He conveyed to Open Goal that this reflects a deficiency in leadership from the manager, as such occurrences should not be permitted.The final match against Celtic is scheduled for December 15.

He expressed that Celtic would not engage in such behaviour against Rodgers, and that the champions would refrain from such actions even if they found themselves in that humiliating predicament.

“Do you believe that he (Clement) possesses complete control over the club?” enquired Dalziel. “I shall elucidate the rationale behind my forthcoming statement.”

“Consider the situation in which you are the manager of the Rangers, and the club’s media is disseminating statistics such as, ‘we have not scored a goal from a set play this season.'” “I regret to inform you that such occurrences do not take place at Celtic Park.”

They will never take such action against Brendan Rodgers. If you possess the qualities of an effective leader and a proficient manager, you would invite them into your office and assert,

“Please be advised that this matter should not be disseminated.” Your own club does not disseminate that information. “I apologise, but that is not within your purview.”