JOHN'S REALLY SOUND GUY
Daily Record|October 03, 2024
Jack thrilled Soutts has found top form.. and his voice
ANDY NEWPORT
JOHN'S REALLY SOUND GUY

JACK BUTLAND felt like Rangers had lost their voice when they waved goodbye to Connor Goldson.

But the Ibrox No.1 reckons his side are ready to roar again now that John Souttar has stepped up to have a major say for Philippe Clement's team.

Defensive stalwart Goldson didn't only serve as the beating heart of the Light Blues backline during his six-year stint in Glasgow but was also the booming mouthpiece bellowing out orders to those around him.

It was no surprise then to see Rangers appear rudderless in the early days of the season without the vice-captainshipped off to Aris Limassol for £1.5million-helping to steer the Ibrox vessel forward.

But Clement's team appear to be finally back heading in the right direction with Scotland stopper John Souttar and ex-FC Twente defender Robin Propper now established as the club's first-choice centre-back pairing.

Souttar has taken on the leadership role in Goldson's absence and it's paying off, with Gers having recorded four straight clean sheets since their Parkhead pasting.

And Butland is glad to have someone in front of him who certainly knows what he's talking about. He said: "John and Robin have both been brilliant.

"For someone like Robin to come in, he's an experienced defender. He has played for some great clubs in his career and at good levels as well.

"He has stepped in and I thinkwe've seen the best of him - and there's even more to come.

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