Micky Beale has no idea of the backlash that is awaiting him following Sunday’s defeat to Celtic in the final of the Viaplay Cup.
With an incredible in-built sense of superiority no defeat is ever acceptable to proud bears but after being led up the garden path for three months none of them were expecting witness another Celtic celebration with another treble a strong possibility.
While pretending to be a Jambo nothing gets Ewen Cameron more excited than the prospect of Celtic struggling, back in May 2018 he was skipping around the Blue Room as Mister Gerrard took over from Graeme Murty.
Beale’s 3-0 win over Hearts at Tynecastle convinced Cameron that his days of putting on a professional head as he watched Celtic successes was over but reality hit him badly at Hampden.
?? ‘Michael Beale gambled and got it spectacularly wrong. This defeat is on him’
??Full podcast out at 3pm with Brechin’s Mark Wilson ? @markwilson_12 pic.twitter.com/CwjKlalUTz
— Ewen Cameron? (@EwenDCameron) February 27, 2023
Ewen praising Celtic ? right who’s slipped something in his tea ?
— fuzzy ? smell the glove (@fuzzywuzzy39) February 27, 2023
McGregor has been tremendous. Player of the Year for me. Hatate and Kyogo been superb also
— Ewen Cameron? (@EwenDCameron) February 27, 2023
It seems that Cameron has just woken up to the fact that Celtic are quite a good side and that McGregor and Hatate are miles better than any of his Ibrox heroes.
The expectations on Todd Cantwell and Nicolas Raskin for the remainder of the season are very likely to swamp the marquee January signings.
Will Micky Beale last one year as manager at Ibrox?
Yes, his outstanding coaching will soon shine though
No chance- another Warbo, Murty, Caixinha, Gio
