Ibrox podcaster claims Celtic fan launched a BOMB at derby clash!
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One Ibrox fan has claimed that a BOMB thrown by Celtic fans at Ibrox is the reason behind the decision to ban away fans from the next two Glasgow derbies.
Security at the turnstiles is very stringent but apparently at the March 2018 match that Celtic won with a goal from Odsonne Edouard a bomb was launched from the top tier of the Broomloan Road Stand that landed among the home supporters!
It appears that the incident escaped the attention of Sky Sports and the multitude of media organisations that attended the fixture. Afterwards neither club commented on the bomb incident but David noticed it.
Ibrox podcasts provide an echo chamber for the Gullible & Deluded as they discuss the campaign waged against the club that they claim as the most successful in the world despite an honours total surpassed by St Johnstone.
Really David, a bomb? WOW pic.twitter.com/DpB9mRhVyc
— Joe McHugh (@videocelts) March 18, 2023
No official statement has been issued by either club about tickets decisions but with three weeks to go until the sides clash at Celtic Park there has been no word out of Ibrox about tickets for their fans.
What is the best away ticket allocation for the Glasgow derby?
800- that was what Dave King wanted
Zero- cut to the chase, last February was outstanding
