Dublin Airport wades into bitter Ibrox fan

The very name is something of a problem for angry bears as they come to terms with another trophyless season.

One without a single runners-up medal for the departing James Tavernier.

Celtic knocked Danny Rohl’s side out of both cup competitions while the traditional end of season collapse pushed the Ibrox Tribute Act into third place in the SPFL Premiership.

The Scottish Cup defeat was especially painful.

Celtic and especially Martin O’Neill were expected to be crushed.

Following a midweek win at Aberdeen O’Neill was without the injured Kieran Tierney and Callum McGregor at Ibrox for the quarter-final tie.

Liam Scales wore the armband that day, Ben Arthur started his second senior match, Dane Murray finished the match in central defence.

The match went to a penalty shoot-out.

When Tavpen sent his penalty into the Copland Stand Dublin Airport’s Twitter account grabbed the opportunity. For good measure Djeidi Gassama sent his into the crowd as well.

Tomas Cvanara scored with Celtic’s fourth penalty to set off an incredible chain of events.

Another bubble/Revolution was burst. And Dublin Airport have been milking it ever since.

Dublin Airport has a unique relationship with the USA in that travellers can clear US customs before they board their flight.

That avoids the delays on arrival in the USA with the checks being ramped up for the World Cup.

Fans, journalists, players, coaches and even a referee have been refused entry upon arrival in the USA.

Referee Omar Artan from Somali was detained at Miami and refused entry.

FIFA and the other referees have accepted that decision and will continue as normal.

The SFA haven’t commented on the conditions being imposed by the US Government.

Scotland play their first match on Saturday night, taking on Haiti in Boston before facing Morocco and Brazil.