Rangers head coach Philippe Clement will train on Friday as the club prepares for Sunday’s game against St Johnstone.

The following Gers drew 1-1 with Dundee Many fans at Dens Park blame the Belgian for their dissatisfaction and believe his time at Ibrox is over.

However, Clement insists the club’s board – with new chief executive Patrick Stewart – backing him “200 per cent” despite Rangers falling behind Keystone in a dire away record with just three wins in 11 games The Celtics had 15 points.

When asked about criticism from supporters, Clement told sky sports: “It’s normal for them to be unhappy. I’m also happy that we didn’t take three points. I know I’m the face of the team and that’s part of my job.

“I’m very busy with the club and the team, making this team grow. Over the last few weeks, with all the changes, we’ve lost some stability and maybe some confidence. Some players have had to play all the games and we’ve seen a lack of Freshness.

“The focus now is to react as a team on Sunday and get the three points.”

Sunday’s game against St Johnstone is the first of three consecutive home games, followed by Wednesday’s clash with Aberdeen – sky sports live – while Fraserburgh are next weekend’s Scottish Cup opponents.

The Gers then return to the road, visiting Old Trafford to face Manchester United in the Europa League before traveling to Tannadice Park to face Dundee United in the Scottish Premiership. sky sports live.

Boyd: Decision must be made on Clement

Former Ibrox striker speaks to Sky Sports after Rangers’ draw with Dundee Chris Boyd explain:

“It’s just one excuse after another,” former Rangers striker Boyd told us Sky Sports. “Rangers have a team that should come here and brush off Dundee but they’re holding on.

“Thirteen points from 33 away from home is a disgrace. You can talk about progress but there is no progress. You talk about players being tired and lacking confidence. A week ago or ten days ago you absolutely destroyed Celtic – destroyed them.

“And you’re struggling for confidence. Before the Celtic game you lost two, you drew, you lost one game. You had no confidence in the Celtic game and now in After the game, you draw two more games and the lack of confidence in them is unjustified.

“I just look at the situation at the club and on the pitch now and it’s broken. There’s no game pattern, nothing. You always look at the Celtic game as Rangers’ best performance of the season.

“But it can’t be just a one-off, we know that. It’s an absolute disgrace that Rangers are in this position.

“You can see you haven’t spent money. Money has been spent. Yes, costs have been cut, but money has still been spent.

“There’s been no improvement. We talked about injuries as well. I mean, it’s actually worse.

“You can talk about moving guys around and having to play extra minutes. Guess what? You’re a football player. That’s what you’re paid to do, is play time.

“There’s no progress at all. It’s done.

“Now it’s (Rangers chief executive) Patrick Stewart’s turn because I’m telling you right now, these are the last two away games we’ve played.

“Those fans have had enough and they’re going to stop coming to games and then you’re going to see the real problems start to emerge at Rangers because this can’t continue.”

Sutton: Brendan pops open the champagne

former celtic forward Chris Sutton Sky Sports after the draw at Dens Park:

“Philippe Clement has to take responsibility but the players on the pitch also have the knowledge and understanding of how to win games.

“You look at the squad at Rangers and you think, ‘Does this shirt suit a lot of players?’ I’ve said before that there’s a losing mentality at the club but nothing has really changed and it’s not just Philippe Clement’s question.

“This has been happening for years. You saw how flat it was tonight. Celtic are laughing at them.

“Brendan Rodgers, tonight he’s going to pop the champagne and laugh at them. It’s embarrassing that we’re at the beginning of January and Celtic are 15 points clear at the top. It’s shocking and amazing.

“We had a chat before the game and Chris (Boyd) and I thought Philippe Clement should have left a long time ago. But they are at a crossroads now because can this continue? The club Going backwards.”

“So are we going to look at that, or is Patrick Stewart going to look at the bigger picture and not just one game against Celtic or, you know, the odd game in Europe?

“Clement will come out and talk about Celtic having a bigger budget but Rangers shouldn’t be conceding 19 points against a team with a much smaller budget than them and he never mentioned that .

“We hear that excuse every week now. It’s not good enough. It’s time for him to take over ownership and he won’t.”

“But this Belgian waffle is going to go on and on. It’s not going to stop until a decision is made on him.”