“Pundit Warns Rangers to Be Cautious of ‘Fired-Up’ Spurs as Ange Receives ‘Dreaded’ Verdict”

The former Light Blues striker believes Postecoglou will have his Spurs team “fired up” following the “dreaded” vote of confidence from the North London club’s hierarchy.

However, he suggests it would be “fitting” if Rangers delivered a final blow to the Greek-Australian due to his Celtic connections.

Commenting on Clyde1 Superscoreboard on Tuesday, 10 December, Dalziel said: “Looking at the game against Chelsea, they’re conceding goals for fun, but the manager won’t change his style.

Wouldn’t it be fitting if Postecoglou lost his job after a result against Rangers? You’d never have thought that would happen during his time at Celtic.

“They’re dealing with injuries and inconsistent form.

Postecoglou is under a bit of pressure, despite receiving the dreaded vote of confidence from the board, who have said he’s not under threat over the festive period.

But let’s see how he performs. He’ll have his players fired up, and it should be a terrific game at Ibrox.”

Rangers to Give Postecoglou a Fitting Farewell Amid Tottenham’s Struggles

Philippe Clement’s Rangers head into Thursday’s clash in high spirits, having won their last four games across all competitions, scoring 14 goals in the process.

Meanwhile, Spurs remain winless in their last four matches, including a dramatic 4-3 defeat to Chelsea at home on Sunday, 8 December.

The game provides Rangers with an opportunity to upset the Premier League side while potentially dealing a significant blow to Postecoglou’s future at Tottenham.

Tottenham are expected to persist with their high-risk, high-reward style of play, which could make them vulnerable to Rangers’ counterattacks.

However, it would be unwise for the Glasgow side to underestimate Spurs despite their recent struggles.

Clement has also confirmed that Rangers will be without three first-team players for the crucial encounter.