After Rangers 3-0 Humiliation, Sutton Sparks Social Media Frenzy with Spot-On Predictions

Rangers fans were left reeling after a shocking 3-0 defeat, and one voice on social media is having the last laugh. Former analyst and pundit Sutton set social media ablaze in the aftermath, urging Rangers supporters to revisit his pre-match predictions and analysis from his TNT show ahead of the Brann clash a forecast that proved eerily accurate.

Ahead of the game, Sutton had boldly predicted that Rangers’ captain, James Tavernier, would be at the center of a collapse that could derail the team. Fans initially dismissed the claim as provocative or even tongue-in-cheek. But as the final whistle blew and the scoreline confirmed a 3-0 humiliation for the Scottish giants, Sutton’s analysis looked far from exaggerated. Tavernier’s costly errors and lapses in leadership were widely discussed by pundits and fans alike, highlighting the accuracy of Sutton’s warnings.

In a now-viral tweet, Sutton urged Rangers supporters to “revisit my TNT pre-match predictions and analysis show before the Brann clash and thank me later.” The tweet quickly gained traction, racking up thousands of likes, retweets, and replies within hours. Fans were split between admiration for Sutton’s insight and frustration over the accuracy of his forecast, which cast a spotlight on the team’s vulnerabilities before the match even began.

Sutton’s prediction was detailed and precise. On the TNT show, he singled out Tavernier as the player most likely to impact the game negatively, citing both his leadership style and tendencies in high-pressure matches

. “If Rangers want to avoid trouble against Brann, they need to manage Tavernier’s influence on the pitch,”

Sutton had warned. Many dismissed the remark at the time, pointing to Tavernier’s status as club captain and a proven performer. But on match day, Sutton’s analysis became the headline story.

Social media erupted as fans revisited clips and tweets from Sutton’s pre-match coverage. Hashtags referencing the pundit trended, with users sharing screenshots and reactions to his predictions. Some fans expressed disbelief at his accuracy, while others admitted grudging respect, acknowledging that Sutton’s insights into the team’s weaknesses were uncanny.

The 3-0 result itself has sparked intense debate among Rangers supporters. Questions are being raised about tactical decisions, squad selection, and the leadership role of key players. In the middle of this discussion, Sutton’s commentary has gained a renewed spotlight, positioning him as a voice of reason or at least of foresight after a devastating outcome for the club.

Analysts note that Sutton’s approach combines detailed statistical analysis with a deep understanding of player psychology. His track record of accurate pre-match predictions has always made him a polarizing figure; while some question his methods, many have come to see him as a must-watch pundit ahead of crucial fixtures. The Brann clash has only cemented this perception, as his warnings about Tavernier’s influence and potential mistakes were confirmed in spectacular fashion.

For Rangers, the fallout from the 3-0 defeat is just beginning. Supporters are demanding answers, and the club faces the pressure of addressing its weaknesses before the next set of fixtures. Amid the turmoil, Sutton’s social media activity has added fuel to the conversation, reminding fans that sometimes foresight comes with a dose of discomfort.

As the debate continues, Sutton remains unshaken. His latest tweet has ensured that his analysis is not only remembered but dissected by fans and pundits alike. In the high-stakes world of football predictions, this may be one of those rare moments where a pundit’s words match the reality on the pitch perfectly leaving fans both frustrated and impressed.

Whether Rangers can regroup and respond remains to be seen. But for Sutton, at least, the Brann clash has provided yet another example of why his pre-match insights demand attention. And as his social media post continues to circulate, one thing is clear: when Sutton speaks, football fans listen and sometimes, they even thank him later.