Slowly but surely Ibrox fans are wakening up to the reality of the so-called Glasgow rivalry.
A win over St Mirren broke the sequence for Derek McInnes but upcoming matches against Jablonec home and away plus a trip to Pittodrie should test the powers of the Magic Cardigan.
So far McInnes has signed 10 new players. Another 3 or 4 are expected, possibly more if results continue as they have started.
Taking a look below the bonnet of the current Ibrox squad one bear has discovered the full extent of serial failure.
Looking around the Ibrox dressing room there is a grand total of three domestic winners medals.
In less than two years as a Celtic player Auston Trusty has collected four winners medals.
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When the winners in your dressing room includes Ross McCausland you obviously have a problem.
John Souttar is no longer allowed into the dressing room.
After watching Scotland at the World Cup the former Hearts defender was told that he doesn’t have a role in the Staunch Revolution.
Which leaves Dujon Sterling as the only Ibrox player with a winners medal.
Signed by Micky Beale in 2023 the former Chelsea star has started 34 SPFL Premiership matches in three seasons.
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At Celtic James Forrest and Callum McGregor have a combined medal tally of over 50.
Elsewhere Cameron Carter-Vickers and Reo Hatate have five SPFL winners medals each, one more than Alistair Johnston.
Over at Ibrox none of McInnes’ squad have made a single appearance in the Champions League.
Celtic’s new strikers, Kasper Hogh and Camilo Duran scored 10 goals last season in the group stage of UEFA’s top tournament.
This week Celtic play in a Champions League Play Off against LASK Linz. On Thursday Jablonec arrive at Ibrox looking to win a place in the UEFA Conference. Their opponents have won just once in their last 13 UEFA matches.
When it comes to boardroom medals Sevco batter us hands down !