Celtic’s win over Rangers in the Glasgow Derby this afternoon asserts their place as the dominant team in Scotland.
Sitting eight points clear at the top of the table, another win over Rangers will be a huge psychological blow to the Ibrox club who were super confident heading into today’s game at Celtic Park.
However, Kyogo Furuhashi and Paulo Bernardo had other ideas as both players found the back of the net to put Rangers to the sword.
But an incident in the game has caused the Ibrox club into meltdown as they approach the SFA to ask for an explanation as to why they didn’t get a penalty for an alleged Alistair Johnston handball.
Quite sensational stuff from The Rangers. As we all now know, the reason the penalty wasn’t given was because there was an offside leading up to the attack. But that’s not enough for the Ibrox outfit.
They’re now crying all the way to Mount Florida as the Blue Tears of Ibrox flood Glasgow’s south side because they didn’t get their obligatory penalty.
It’s genuinely outstanding from Rangers who are the only club to benefited from an incredible series of patterns of assistance. But not today.
The bears are unhappy and they are demanding explanations.
It will be interesting to see where this will go but one thing is for sure, their pain is tremendous and we have another few weeks to soak it all in.
Today the football on the park did all the talking and until The Rangers can assemble a team that has a winning mentality, they will forever be in Celtic’s shadow for now and years to come.
Who told Barbie that even looked a wee bit like a moustache? Dear God . . . . .