The Green Brigade went on a fly-posting exercise overnight as they continue the build up to Saturday’s match.
Many Glasgow landmarks were visited with posters put up celebrating some of the most iconic moments of the last 20 years that has seen the city turned Green and White.
Celtic fans have a wealth of memories to draw on starting from the 6-2 Demolition Derby that destroyed the myth of the Little General forcing Dave Murray to reach for the panic button.
Martin O’Neill set the wheels in motion; Gordon Strachan raised the bar with Neil Lennon applying the finishing touches to the so-called Old Firm with a memorable 3-0 farewell in May 2012.
We’re out here for you, be in there for us.https://t.co/3OBWggbvlD pic.twitter.com/DosONwlB9r
— North Curve Celtic (@NCCeltic) October 15, 2020
The peak years of humiliation were 2016 to 2018 as the brand new derby brought a 5-1 at each club ground, a 5-0 title clincher and a 4-0 Hampden semi-final as the new reality was forced home.
With nine consecutive titles claimed and 11 domestic trophies in a row won by the hoops Glasgow has never been more Green and White.
