Former Rangers star Andy Halliday praised Gears first team coach Michael Bale after the club won the Scottish Premier League title.
Celtic drew 0-0 with Dundee United on Sunday, trailing Rangers 20 points and losing the Scottish League title to their fierce rival.
The Rangers accumulated 88 points in 32 league games, won 28 and tied 4. They have not yet been defeated and are looking to continue this race until the end of the season.
First team coach Bill has contributed to the Rangers’ success this season and Halliday has praised him for his complete dedication to his profession.
“I have no doubt that Michael Bell is preparing to train at six in the morning, playing a session from nine to twelve, and coming home and watching the Argentine Under-18 team watch a game. In Australia”.Halliday Said on the Superscoreboard Clyde 1 On Sunday.
“He is an absolute student at the game and someone who lives and breathes soccer.
“That’s why he is where he is.
“You don’t see many success stories with coaches who haven’t played the game at a professional level and end up in the big clubs, but it came through the youth system in Chelsea, and it went to Brazil and trained more there.” He came back, ended up on the system in Liverpool and got to where he is today. “
Now that the Scottish Premier League title is over, Rangers can focus on the Europa League as they face Slavia Prague in the round of 16.
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