Old firm derby - you can tell covid is over

[Nero]

Looks like the season is decided there, sadly.

I don't think even a draw would be enough with the goal difference.

You'd be relying on Celtic dropping points elsewhere even if Rangers managed to sneak a win at Celtic Park.

Gerrard ditching them mid-season when they were top and them then going on capitulate is probably going to spoil his reputation up there a great deal.

I know a few massive Rangers fans and they already dislike Gerrard!

 

[Same_as_before]

A history of abusing their young footballers at the celtic boys club. It's finally getting to court

The club abused them or individuals within the club?

 

[Steve8778]

The club abused them or individuals within the club?

Individuals and the club covered for those individuals. It's very complex hence why it's taken so long to get into the courts.

 

[Muttley]

Individuals and the club covered for those individuals. It's very complex hence why it's taken so long to get into the courts.

Here's a phrase for you to try on:

"The individual who threw a bottle into the field of play and anyone who aided or abetted the act need to be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law and banned from ever attending a football game again"

Much more appropriate than "whataboutery" you might find?

 

[Rofesleg]

Individuals and the club covered for those individuals. It's very complex hence why it's taken so long to get into the courts.

So allegations relating to abuse 50 years ago justifies the throwing of bottles today?

 

[Steve8778]

Hang on a minute @Rofesleg and @Muttley not for one second did I say that the bottle incident was justified because it wasn't it was an absolute disgrace and the fan should be locked away and the club fined. What I am talking about is something completely not associated with this. To call the abuse of teenagers 'whataboutery' is disgraceful and you come across as a love sick celtic fan, both clubs are Full of sectarian bigots and should be sent back to the football stoneages. I'm talking about real abuse of young people that is finally going through the courts and hopefully justice done.


Edit- I can see my first comment looks like I was accusing the celtic fans of throwing the bottle. I know it was Rangers and condem it completely. I was talking about the clubs in general not the bottle incident.