Rangers board made to look like angels as ‘incredible scenes’ emerge at Celtic
Rangers have been made to look bizarrely good by Celtic.
The Old Firm duo last met as Celtic secured a 3-1 win over Rangers at Hampden Park to secure a League Cup final place.
Thelo Aasgard was sent off for Rangers in a controversial fashion as Danny Rohl was let down in his first derby clash as Ibrox boss.
The German has had a mixed start to life in Govan, in a similar fashion to his new local rivals, with Martin O’Neill in temporary charge of Celtic.
Although the Light Blues faithful may be optimistic about the future, the Hoops faithful certainly aren’t shy about showing their sizable discontent.
Celtic fans in furious protest at AGM as footage emerges
Rangers are hopeful of taking the Scottish Premiership away from Celtic as they continue to fall behind Hearts in the title race.
The Light Blues may be five points behind the Parkhead outfit, thanks to Russell Martin, but there is undoubtedly more positivity in G51 right now.
Rohl’s celebrations away to Dundee showcase the newfound link between the Bears and Rangers right now, while the total opposite is true at Celtic Park.
The Hoops planned an AGM for 21 September, with supporters piling in ahead of the meeting’s planned start time of 10:30am.
It was soon adjusted just six minutes in, as supporters held up red cards after booing the board as they entered the room.
Fans have made their feelings clear, and this is just the latest step in measures aimed at continuing their discontent.
It is unclear whether this will be effective, but Rangers fans won’t care, looking from the outside in.
Rangers watch on as fans kick off at Celtic AGM
Celtic are currently mirroring the antics that were going on at Ibrox earlier in the campaign under Martin.
The ex-Southampton man was brought in alongside Kevin Thelwell and, between them, took plenty of criticism for their actions.
This ultimately led to frustration directed at Paraag Marathe, Andrew Cavenagh and Co., but that seems to have subsided now.
That isn’t the case at Celtic, as Jonny McFarlane has reported “Incredible scenes at the Celtic AGM“.
It is crazy to comprehend that after so many years of widespread success, Parkhead could be in such disarray, but it may prove to be the perfect storm for Rangers to get back on track.
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