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

That article is *. Trying to play its as an equal argument. And the huns are extending Olive branch trying to get hoops fans back in
To ibrox. * off. Petulant wee arseholes did it to appease the slobbering hordes of knuckle daggers, who were sick of the sight of the Broomloan bouncing green amd white.

Since that, they refused Sutton entry as they couldn't guarantee his security, Glass smashed on the pitch, coaches getting assaulted.

We know who they are and what they are. * them. Stupid staunch dirty *.

 

Easily fixed for next season though. They're just being *.

 

But we're already down to small numbers as it is - Tynecastle, Pittodrie, Easter Road etc.

I don't think that would give us much leverage at all.

 

Pretty much my feeling mate here.


They couldn’t handle the embarrassment so they wanted to appease the rats in the stands.

 

The rules don't specify that we NEED to offer them tickets. It might seem pedantic but the rule is:



I imagine it would be very easy to argue that a reasonable number of tickets is 0 given the assaults to our players, staff and fans by bottles and other objects in the last few years.

 

We moan about our directors but be * grateful for them.



The huns directors act like wee boys after being told they canny have a new toy.

 

Lawwell should go public live on air and call out the loyalists in SFA, Referees, SKY TV and all the SMSM.
Should say that until the loyalists are removed then Celtic will not allow ANY of them access to Celtic Park.

 

Lawwell Runs the SFA according to big fat Mark Dingwall

 

1994 the Huns banned all Celtic fans but SFL ordered them to allow Celtic fans in so it can be done.

 

Not on the board of SFA and in SPFL hun replacement for outgoing Celtic board member Nicholson

 

Dingbat has admitted people at rangers believe PL has some sort of power in the SFA.

 

I'm sure we're prepared thinking about it, must have considered all implications.

 

Our Ground we can do what we want.. get the huns ta *

 

I remember David Murray banning Celtic fans from Ibrox and I'm sure it was the game John Collins scored 1 of the 2 freekicks there. Don't remember anything being done to them about it... * them..they might be able to bully their way to most things but Celtic need to stand their ground here and tell them to get tae *.

 

https://thecelticstar.com/senior-ce...ox-corner-is-unsafe-and-plan-to-install-nets/


You’ll probably have noticed that theRangers Chief Executive James Bisgrove has been playing to the crowd today getting their pet hacks to ‘report’ on the Glasgow Derby ticket row very much from their disingenuous stance.



Now we are told Bisgrove is going to write to the SPFL to DEMAND tickets for the Glasgow Derby math at Celtic Park later this year. Well, The Celtic Star can do him a favour and save him the price of a stamp, because we can confirm this evening that after speaking to a senior source at Celtic this evening, there is NO CHANCE that there will be any tickets given to theRangers fans for the game at Celtic Park on Saturday 30 December. NO CHANCE.


Rather than just print the spin being pushed by Bisgrove, ‘journalists’ at the Scottish mainstream media should perhaps have dug a little deeper to find out the real story that has been going on behind the scenes as the two Scottish Premiership clubs – Celtic and theRangers – have been in dialogue about the away ticket allocations and specifically the safety concerns surrounding that small away corner at Ibrox.




Had the hacks done this they might have discovered some of the facts that The Celtic Star can report on this evening, what’s that word they like to use? Yes, that’s it...EXCLUSIVE.

So here goes with some exclusive facts that the hacks are free to check for themselves.

Would you believe it if we told you that back in April 2023 theRangers accepted that the away corner at Ibrox was NOT safe for Celtic fans in particular, but actually away fans in general. And of course that is why there were no away fans at the final two Scottish Premiership matches at the end of last season.


There has been no changes made to the proposed away area for Celtic fans over the summer so had Celtic accepted the tickets for Ibrox for the forthcoming fixture they would have been sending supporters into an area that Celtic FC and theRangers FCAGREED was unsafe.

And there’s more. Having AGREED that the away area at Ibrox is indeed unsafe theRangers have CONFIRMEDto Celtic FC than they plan to install nets to prevent bottles and other missiles raining down on the away support at their stadium. However theRangers then confirmed that these nets would NOT be in place for the first Glasgow Derby of the season at Ibrox on 3rd September.


Why would they put up nets if they believe it’s safe?” our senior Celtic source rhetorically asked The Celtic Star this evening. And there’s more. We understand that Celtic have had SEVEN supporters struck with glass bottles on the last two occasions we have played at Ibrox where Celtic have accepted an away allocation for that dangerous corner.

And this doesn’t include near misses from bottles, coins, lighters and other missiles and of course there has been plenty of trouble elsewhere inside Ibrox when Celtic have been there in recent times, including a member of Celtic’s staff being scared for life after being hit across the head with a glass bottle as he walked down the tunnel at the interval in April 2022. The culprit, from the corporate section in the main stand, is currently residing at His Majesty’s pleasure.


So finally, about James Bisgrove’s plan to write to the SPFL to demand tickets for Celtic Park, how is that going to play out. Our senior source at Celtic told us that there is absolutely NO CHANCE of there being any of theRangers fans at the next SPFL match between the teams at Celtic Park.

 

Glorious.

 

Basically telling them to stop acting like wee kids

 

They weren’t punished, just told they can’t ban Celtic supporters

 

The PL cabal runs deeper than scottish football

 

Heard Rupert Murdoch has a portrait of him above his fireplace.