Four Lads have raved over Rangers captain James Tavernier’s redemption after disappointing performances earlier this season.

The Englishman received criticism from several fans and analysts for his lacklustre performance against Aris in the UEFA Europa League.

With the Gers now again leading the league, the 32-year-old has since improved his play to rank among the most reliable players.

Four Lads posted on Twitter, saying, “It’s funny, I knew exactly what was going to happen when I took this picture.”

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Tavernier can guide Rangers to another league title

Tavernier’s comeback is evidence of his fortitude and leadership abilities in the face of criticism from Tom English and ridicule from people like Chris Sutton.

Tavernier has reacted forcefully in the face of backlash on his previous performances, demonstrating his grit and resolve.

His comeback emphasises not only his personal growth but also his vital position as the Rangers’ captain.

The Englishman’s dependability and improved form have surely improved team spirit and unity, laying a solid groundwork for future success.

His guidance both on and off the pitch inspires his players and gives them reason to believe in themselves.

The strong willedness of his skipper, which has translated to other players in his team, will excite Philippe Clement as well.

In the end, Tavernier’s comeback is a perfect example of how important leadership and tenacity are in sports.

He is worthy of all the praise as the Rangers attempt to win their 56th league championship because of his efforts, which not only improve his own play but also that of the entire squad.

In unrelated Rangers news, a recent £67 million Celtic discovery has prompted John Bennett to participate in Gers initiatives.

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