You’ve got to love the Rangers players when they get a victory and are chasing Celtic in the league. The amount of nonsense that comes from them when they should simply be focusing on their performances on the pitch is staggering.
Take for example their recent run of form. Losing to Ross County at Dingwall and then to follow that up with a scoreless draw at Dens Park, you would think the Rangers players would hold their counsel until they at least have something to brag about.
Their win against Hearts in the Scottish Cup was hardly surprising considering the Edinburgh club bend over every team they meet.
So when Cyriel Dessers made some bullish post-match comments, it really stoked the anger over at Follow Follow.
Dessers slaughtered as Rangers fall behind Celtic
In a thread called, “We’re the best team in the league” – Cyriel Dessers Gets the Battle Fever On” the Rangers fans were not happy with Dessers after he made these comments, “If you look at the last few months we’ve shown what we’re capable of and I think it’s just trying to get the vibe back.
“If we can find that rhythm back then I think we’re the best team in the league and hopefully, we can show that in the next games.
“It’s not only us 11 or 15 players on the pitch, it will be with everybody together. Players, staff, fans, everybody in and around the club, and I think altogether we can do this.”
It’s fair to say the Celtic fans will find this hilarious because for 12 years now all we have heard is ‘Ra Rainjurs are coming’.
So after the Ibrox club’s horrific run of form, they really should no better and the message to Dessers from the deranged fan site was clear:
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The Rangers players really never learn but at least the Ibrox fans do. For too long they have built up their team to be some sort of world beaters when in reality they are just as ordinary as the rest of the league.
And when Celtic do win the league at the end of the season, this rage will pale in comparison to what is likely to come.
