Celtic fan put in their place after latest complaints on Rangers and Scottish Premiership
The Bears beat Kimarnock 3-1 at Ibrox to go top for at least 24 hours, with their rivals at Motherwell on Sunday.
Derek McInnes has already cut down a five-point gap, with Martin O'Neill appearing to crumble at Parkhead.
After consecutive Old Firm victories before the international break, O'Neill had to confirm his position this week.
And with a tough trip to Fir Park, cracks are starting to show.
As Rangers won again, Celtic fans were left complaining about the Scottish Premiership as well.
What sparked complaints in latest Rangers win?
Officials have been under a very heavy spotlight in Scotland for years now.
The introduction of VAR hasn't helped them either, with their use of the technology deemed sub-par by most.
It appears that the basics are being questioned, as well.
Two minutes were added on in the second half at Ibrox on Saturday, and for some reason, that angered Celtic fans.
One even wrote to outspoken radio host, Ewen Cameron, complaining that eight subs were made and a goal for that additional time.
Coming from a team who many believe benefit from nonsense added-time appears quite rich that they're now complaining about the opposite.
Cameron hit back, saying: "Hey mate, you’ve got bigger things to worry about. You’re now second in the league and Hearts are now ready to pounce."
As they continue to complain about their ownership, too, Cameron made sure to make a dig about their protests.
Was added time justified?
Players now have seconds to leave the pitch when substituted, or they are punished for wasting time.
So, the argument of eight subs doesn't immediately stand up.
Given that Dujon Sterling was replaced at the break, there were only actually seven, with three of Rangers made at once.
Nicky Clescenco also scored for Kilmarnock in the 90th minute, so this Celtic fan is clearly clutching at straws.
Hilariously, it only proves how rattled they are by the mighty Rangers.
Ryan Naderi owned Parkhead before the break with ease, and he scored two again on Saturday as he leads this new charge.
If Celtic go onto lose at Motherwell on Sunday, too, that gap they had has already evaporated before their very eyes.
Either way, it's nice to know they can't help but watch.