It seems that the rebranding of the O** F*** as Ange’s Homecoming Tour is offering the Ibrox Tribute Act an escape route from the Sydney Super Cup.
There has been a ferocious social media backlash against the Ibrox board who are well aware of the issue through Communications Director David Graham.
The former DUP councillor previously contributed to the Heart & Hand podcast and was the driving force to get fan media to the fore ahead of traditional newspaper titles.
Rangers Review is one of the on-message fan websites with Derek Clark from that site preparing the way for the withdrawal from the Sydney Super Cup.
Lead to believe reports coming from Down Under re the Old Firm being in doubt are accurate.
— Derek Clark (@derekclarksport) March 17, 2022
The Old Firm playing a match Down Under was under consideration before Covid. The sudden “Homecoming Tour” announcement and timings have been an issue. It now looks like the whole notion is up in smoke.
— Derek Clark (@derekclarksport) March 17, 2022
Tickets go on public sale today for the November 20 clash but the bad publicity this week will give the organisers reason to be concerned about pushing ahead with both Glasgow clubs reluctant to be seen publicly backing their find raising venture.
Should Celtic play their city rivals in Australia?
Yes, great opportunity to promote our brand
No, no, no, no, no. A horrific idea
if they gonna play , make it an spfl match . we cant play them in a “friendly”
Celtic signed document so know one could use it to make money out of it but it’s just that owning the rights stops gives them control stops sevco from making money I doubt Celtic_fc_1888 will they will keep it in bottom drawer as if dead