Connor Goldson hit the 300-game landmark for Rangers on Saturday. But the big defender insists there’s plenty of mileage left in his 31-year-old tank thanks to the foot-to-the-floor attitude of Philippe Clement.More importantly he believe there’s far more ground to be covered by the Ibrox side as they roar through the gears under the Belgian.
Racing to the top of the table and parking themselves there in style against Hearts on Saturday was one thing.But Goldson says they’ll never be content until they cross the finish line.
And if that means pushing for more even when they are 5-0 up on the form team in the Premiership then so be it. Incredibly the Englishman wasn’t entirely satisfied with the 90 minutes in which Rangers left a side that had the second best form record in all of Europe’s top 15 leagues eating their dust.And asked if that highlights the demands at Ibrox these days, he said: “Yeah, it does.
We haven’t really enjoyed a game of football at home for quite a while. That was the perfect chance there. In the last 30 minutes it turned into a bit of a basketball game with us trying to score at every opportunity when we got the ball.“If we get five the manager wants six, if we get six he wants seven.
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