Tavernier and Goldson set for key roles as Clement recreates the Class of 95…

With the Clement Revolution! stalling over financial problems Ibrox fans are being fed a steady diet of moonbeams to hype up the arrival of unknown starlets.

It will take a lot to surpass the Daily Record passing off Jefte as a future Real Madrid transfer target but the Rangers Review has put together a noble attempt to match that.

While production at the Murray Park Academy has stalled at Alex Lowry the club has been busy scouting the globe to bring in their equivalent of the Class of 92, the Manchester United Youth Cup winning side that provided the backbone for a decade of success for Alex Ferguson.

It is the sort of spin that James Traynor and Keith Jackson specialised in under Dave Murray with that template still very much in use to keep the Gullible & Deluded well away from the grim reality of life inside the 2012 Tribute Act.

Picking up the baton to deliver the latest spin, the Rangers Review identifies the next Beckham, Neville’s and Scholes set to dominate Scottish football over the next decade:

Rangers don’t have that conveyor belt of youths to come into the team but those that have arrived are all in their early twenties and do not have a lot of first team football behind them. Clinton Nsiala arrives from AC Milan yet to play any first team football at all. Whilst you want a young, exciting prospect pushing the first team regulars, it’s a lot to ask of him to be expected to slot straight into our first team.

Jefte is only 20, Oscar Cortes is 20, Mohammed Diomande is 22 and the aforementioned Nsiala is also 20. That can be exciting, because the energy and enthusiasm will be there, as well as the hunger to succeed. But how do we balance that with another vital component – experience?

Albion Rrahmani is 23, Connor Barron is 21, Damian Garcia is 20, Yusuf Kabadayi is 20. Just some of the names and profiles linked to Rangers. I like it, it’s clearly an exciting change in strategy and finally it looks like the club have identified a plan of action. Buy young, nurture and help progress those players before enhancing their values and abilities.

Eric Cantona, Steve Bruce, Paul Ince and Gary Pallister can be found in the shape of Sid Dessers, Connor Goldson, Todd Cantwell and James Tavernier, passing on their experience to the exciting crop of discarded starlets arriving at Ibrox.

After losing five out of contract stars at the start of this month there hasn’t been a sniff of interest in the leftovers to fund Clement’s summer spending spree, not even in £21m rated Jack Butland which was being discussed as a done deal six weeks ago. There is no decimal point in that fee.