Rangers FC manager Steven Gerrard has made a decision to fence the club’s training ground.
As per the manager, someone is keeping a keen eye on the club’s training regime and thereafter is leaking information to the media and also to their rivals.
Steven Gerrard has gone on to claim that the tactics and formations which he tries out during the training sessions are constantly being leaked which has been of tremendous help to the other Premiership clubs.
Hence the manager has decided to make the training sessions a private affair so that no one can get a sneak peek into what Steven Gerrard is planning.
“I heard [Leeds United manager Marcelo] Bielsa likes Glasgow so I’m getting prepared!” Gerrard joked.
“Seriously, it’s a private ground but a lot of the people who work for Rangers are Rangers fans and so are their mates. And they all want to know my team, my style and my tactics.
“My team got out five times on the spin because people were seeing us train and this is a place where people can’t hold their own water.
“That happened at Liverpool and it happens at every club.
“But when we work tactically I want to work privately and for the team to stay in-house.
“The fence will be there with adverts on it and I will know then, if the team gets out, where it’s coming from. At the minute it’s like finding a needle in a haystack.”
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