GLASGOW, SCOTLAND - MAY 04: Rangers fans hold up a banner as the teams emerge for the second half during a William Hill Premiership match between Rangers and Celtic at Ibrox Stadium, on May 04, 2025, in Glasgow, Scotland. (Photo by Craig Foy/SNS Group via Getty Images)
For eight seasons of attending matches the Union Bears have watched Celtic win every title going.
Since Mark Warburton led The Tribute Act into the top flight in 2016 Celtic have imposed a domination over Scottish football that has never been seen before.
If the hoops beat Aberdeen in the Scottish Cup Final it will be 22 trophies out of 27 for Scotland’s Most Successful Club.
It seems that the relentless nature of Celtic’s success has taken its toll on the Union Bears who had a half time banner to welcome the 55ers out for the start of the second half of today’s derby match.
SEASONS OF BEATINGS… TO BE CONTINUED
Myself and my Bhoy couldn’t concentrate on the game for laughing at that ?? always good for a right good chuckle those chaps ?
— Gerry Murry (@Murry4Murry) May 4, 2025
The Union Bears have a well deserved reputation for not being the sharpest, a recent DEFEND EUROPE message resulted in a stand closure suspended for two years.
A pre-match Tifo this afternoon has been condemned by the club who recently warned that the Singing Section created for the Union Bears this season is under threat.
Meanwhile their club extended to seven the run of matches without a home win at Ibrox, Barry Ferguson now has a record of four wins from 12 matches.
Ah wee Benjamin Ferguson still clinging to the hope he gets the gig,I would say 70-30 in his favour.
Then you get the dopey Bennys in the crowd the Onion Daw-bears with their fannytastic banner thinking they are being clever or funny,as if,not realising that everyone is laughing at them,and not with them.
The banner was probably signed and approved by wee Benny the manager.
We are all hoping that Ferguson keeps the job!
He is utterly incompetent.