We Got Your Man Sacked!”: St Mirren Fans Unleash Ruthless iconic Chant at Clement and Barry Ferguson After Rangers Humiliated 2-2 Draw.

Rangers’ difficult season took another hit on Saturday afternoon as they were held to a 2-2 draw by St Mirren at the Paisley 2021 Stadium  and it was the home fans who delivered the final blow with a brutal chant aimed at both Philippe Clement and new boss Barry Ferguson.

After the full-time whistle, St Mirren supporters unleashed an iconic chant that quickly caught attention across Scottish football:

St Mirren fans sang loudly:
“We got your man sacked, and now we’ll do it again,
Clement’s gone, Barry’s next, it’s all just the same,
 singing loud and clear, Rangers crying in their shame,
We got your man sacked St Mirren’s the name!”

The chant referred to the sacking of Philippe Clement, who was dismissed after a poor run of form with st. Mirren.

St Mirren, full of confidence and energy, frustrated Rangers throughout the 90 minutes.

The chant directed at Ferguson and Clement spread quickly, picked up by TV cameras and viral on social media within minutes. St Mirren fans sang it with passion, waving scarves and banners as Rangers players trudged off the pitch.

Former Rangers boss Philippe Clement was present at the match, having returned to Scotland after his dismissal, and was caught on camera looking stone-faced as the chant echoed around the stadium.

Barry Ferguson, meanwhile, was left to answer difficult questions post-match. Speaking to reporters, he insisted he would not be distracted by opposition fans.

“I don’t care about chants,” Ferguson said bluntly. “I’m focused on fixing this team. It wasn’t good enough today, but there are no shortcuts. I’m here to get Rangers back to where they belong.”

However, Ferguson’s early reign is already under severe pressure. Expectations are always high at Ibrox, and the fanbase is growing restless. Rangers’ draw leaves them further adrift in the title race and needing a strong run of form to salvage their season.

St Mirren manager Stephen Robinson praised his team’s performance and the incredible atmosphere created by the fans.

“Our supporters were brilliant,” Robinson said. “They drove us forward today. I can’t speak for what they sing  that’s their business but the noise they made gave the players a real lift.”

St Mirren’s result was fully deserved. They showed hunger, tactical discipline, and a strong mentality to twice take the lead against one of the biggest clubs in the country. Their defensive organization frustrated Rangers, and their counter-attacks looked threatening throughout the match.

For Rangers, the same old problems persisted  slow build-up play, vulnerability at the back, and a lack of composure in front of goal. Despite having the majority of possession, they struggled to create clear-cut chances, and when they did, they lacked the clinical finishing needed at the top level.

The image of St Mirren fans singing “We got your man sacked” at full volume as Rangers players and coaching staff walked off summed up the day perfectly. It was another humiliation for the club, who continue to search for consistency and leadership on the pitch.

The fallout is likely to continue in the days ahead. Questions are already being asked about whether Ferguson has inherited a squad capable of competing at the highest level, or whether a bigger rebuild is required at Ibrox.

Meanwhile, St Mirren’s supporters will savor a memorable afternoon. Not only did they take points off one of Scottish football’s giants, but they also delivered a chant that is sure to be remembered for years.

As Rangers head back to Glasgow to regroup, the haunting echo of St Mirren’s chant will likely stay with them a brutal reminder of just how far they still have to go to reclaim their former dominance.