No huns in Parkhead...oh there'll be no Huns in Parkhead

Errr..more like rangers don't want to give up the seats they've already sold to their own fans as they can make more money that way...

 

Well at least it puts to bed the rumours that they’d be allowed in while our own fans are banned.

 

Stench free. No stinking mutants.

 

Finally they do something right

 

Thank *.

 

The Celtic board have pretty much * everything that matters since last summer but they at least got this right.

 

A broken clock is right twice a day that's the only thing they have got right this season.

 

No surprise tbh. * the orcs.

 

Given the recent serious safety and matchday issues which our fans have experienced at fixtures at Ibrox and Celtic Park, Celtic's position on this matter has been very clear.

Celtic welcomes the opportunity to seek to resolve these important issues, and it was a hearing for which the Club was very well-prepared.

We are pleased that the sub-committee recognised the importance of safety and matchday experience issues in considering the question of a reasonable allocation for both fixtures.

While respecting the ongoing process, Celtic stands by its decision not to allocate any tickets for away supporters for the match on December 30th.

Celtic will continue to focus on the importance of safety and matchday experience issues as we look to address reasonable allocations at Celtic Park and Ibrox from next year, in a responsible manner.

 

Sevco started this, it was them who wanted it so let them suffer the results. If our board had a spine there would be no one from that rancid tribute-act, other than players and coaching staff, allowed in our stadium ever again.

 

They've some * nerve blasting us when it was them that started this whole thing hahaha

 

Hopefully we never see them in paradise again

 

I think the clubs both quite like not having the bother of away fans to deal with. There seems to be no drive to restore the allocations and bring back the atmosphere.

 

This all started as a result of our fans celebrating at their * house. It was their fans who attacked our fans, players and groundstaff when they drastically cut our allocation and, disgustingly, nothing was ever really done re those incidents by both the Police and the SFA. So why should our club want to "drive" to restore anything to do with an absolute disgrace of a club and it's neanderthal bigoted fans

 

Rangers 'extremely disappointed' not to have fans at Celtic Park on 30 December


Like their last trip to Celtic Park in April, Rangers will not have supporters in attendance
Celtic say they want to "address reasonable allocations" for derbies after Rangers expressed "extreme disappointment" at having no supporters at Celtic Park on 30 December.

Away fans have not been at recent Old Firm games, including Celtic's win at Ibrox in September, but a small number of visiting supporters attended the first two league derbies last term.

"We want away fans from all clubs at our stadium and wish for that to be reciprocated when we travel to other clubs' grounds," said Rangers.

"Despite winning a case put to an SPFL board sub-committee, Rangers FC, with extreme disappointment, will not have any supporters present at Parkhead for the Old Firm match on 30 December.

"The sub-committee agreed with Rangers that Celtic FC's stance of providing zero tickets to Rangers' fans was unreasonable.

"Despite the fact that the sub-committee agreed with Rangers, the sub-committee was unwilling to determine what a 'reasonable' number of tickets for the fixture would be.

"The sub-committee was unable to determine this reasonable number due to the fact that the other party had not submitted enough evidence on this issue, despite having ample opportunity to do so in the weeks and months leading up to the hearing."

Rangers went on to add the outcome was "grossly unfair" and feel they have been "penalised" despite providing "all necessary information in good faith".

Celtic cite 'safety and matchday experience issues'
Celtic refused an allocation of around 700 tickets for the 3 September fixture at Ibrox over safety and security concerns.

The Premiership leaders responded to the Rangers statement on Tuesday with one of their own, insisting they had been "very well-prepared" for the SPFL board sub-committee meeting.

"We are pleased that the sub-committee recognised the importance of safety and matchday experience issues in considering the question of a reasonable allocation for both fixtures," it read.

"While respecting the ongoing process, Celtic stands by its decision not to allocate any tickets for away supporters for the match on 30 December.

"Celtic will continue to focus on the importance of safety and matchday experience issues as we look to address reasonable allocations at Celtic Park and Ibrox from next year, in a responsible manner."

 

700 Huns made no difference to the atmosphere to be fair.

Not unless you count the echoing laughter as they * off early. Would much rather 700 - 900 of our own fans got a ticket.

 

Hahahahahaha

They're upset?

* off.

Idiots.

 

Brass neck