The Belgian boss has shared his experiences of living in the city with ex-Gers striker Boyd ahead of Sunday's game.
Philippe Clement says he has been wowed by the level of passion for football in Glasgow and admits he doesn't mind a bit of friendly banter with Celtic fans.
The Belgian will get his first taste of an Old Firm fixture at Ibrox this Sunday when the Gers welcome the Hoops to Govan in a mammoth clash in the race for the Premiership crown. And ahead of the game, the 50-year-old has shared a car journey around the city with former Rangers favourite Kris Boyd. In a short clip to tease the feature - which will be shown on Sky Sports - the ex Gent, Club Brugge and Monaco manager says he has loved every minute of his time in the city so far.
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