Despite a day of howling from angry bears there has been no statement from Ibrox over the post split SPFL fixtures.Throughout Monday Ibrox fans shared their fears and conspiracies over the final five matches of their season.Those concerns grew arms and legs during Tuesday. Copies of the fixtures circulated online.And…
Three weeks after the Scottish Cup win at Ibrox Celtic have let their legacy media partners set the narrative.Bar the most wishy-washy interview with Brian Wilson there has been not a peep from Celtic over the not so shocking incidents at Ibrox.Celtic players were physically attacked on the pitch. A…
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As bland and non committal as it is possible to be. An exercise in walking on egg shells. Pandering wholly to the home fans. Those singing the Tina Turner add-ons and being on the pitch.
And it will come as no surprise to any Celtic fan that the paper concluded “The reality of events on the day bears little resemblance to the ‘both sides are as bad as each other’ favoured by the Scottish, Irish and British media.”
With all of the cameras available from Sky Sports Dallas was unable to come up with evidence that Scales was offside.
Mental strength. Organisation. Discipline. The unglamorous qualities champions tend to possess when circumstances demand it.
They decided to highlight the issue with a brief aerial clip of seat damage at Ibrox, attributing it to the away fans. No Celtic supporters were in the Copland Road Stand.
Thankfully there is footage that will last forever of the day Celtic won a penalty shoot out at Ibrox in front of 42,000 angry bears.
Only the Ibrox security team will be able to explain why that didn’t happen. Why fans were able to shout abuse and spit at players and coaches.
