With 11 days to go until the Glasgow derby there is still no word on whether any Celtic fans will be at the match.Â
So far this season both games have been played out in front of home fans only but last month Stewart Robertson told Sky Sports that away allocations would be restored. As Club 1872 demonstrated yesterday Mister Robertson doesn’t always keep his word.Â
On Monday night the Rangers Review claimed that 700 tickets had been handed to Celtic- so far none have been allocated to any Celtic supporters.Â
?I understand that Celtic are now in possession of 700 tickets for the upcoming Old Firm at Ibrox. There has been no indication that the tickets will be returned so there’s an expectation away fans WILL attend remaining league games.?
— Jonny McFarlane (@jonnyrmcfarlane) March 21, 2022
Should Celtic return the 700 tickets to Ibrox?
Yes, way beyond a joke. 100% home fans going forward
No, take the tickets and continue talks with O** F*** friends
Checking out security and segregation is a task required for every SPFL match, tellingly the claims from ‘Rangers Review’ were that tickets had been handed over rather than allocations agreed.Â
Whatever the Ibrox club come up with, there is one more derby fixture still to be played with the treatment of Celtic fans likely to be returned for the post-split fixture.Â
“There will be away allocations in the next two games”
Rangers Managing Director, Stewart Robertson gives updates for away fans for the upcoming Old Firm fixtures ? pic.twitter.com/4tTFbfW18o
— Sky Sports News (@SkySportsNews) February 15, 2022
