‘It’s a mess’ – Celtic fans will be in tears as Follow Follow reveal another Rangers Castore kit howler

Behind winning trophies, Celtic fans love nothing more than having a right good laugh at Rangers.

The Banter Years is a passage of time from when Rangers died and Sevco was born that has give the Celtic support a number of great hysterical moments over the years.

From the Ibrox stadium upgrade shambles to the excellent response as Rangers fans lost it over Russell Martin being appointed, nothing angers the blue half of Glasgow more than when their club score an own goal with these high-profile howlers.

But now, it appears that the Castore kit shambles has raised it’s head once again just weeks after Celtic revealed a massive kit deal with Adidas, Rangers fans are raging once again at their own new kit release.

Celtic supporters will be creased at Rangers fan rage over Castore

Rangers released a new kit just a couple of weeks ago and it appears that on Follow Follow, there is still big problems with the sportswear supplier.

And it all started with this conversation:

Seems pretty straightforward considering Umbro owns Castore, right? No so:

So is the new Rangers kitwear being provided by a cheap t-shirt maker who ranks terribly on Trustpilot? Surely not. But it does get better:

And it appears that the sportswear, erm, giant (?) has also got it’s sizing all wrong:

Rangers’ kit supplier Castore has given Celtic fans plenty of laughs

This is no the first time Castore has left Celtic fans in tears.

In 2022, the release of the Founding Fathers top was ridiculed for looking like a mental insitution’s straight jacket.

In 2024, Big Mike chased Rangers for £9.5m after he took them to court over breaking a Sports Direct deal for Castore.

And last summer, the Castore Rangers kit practically fell apart when it was put through its first washing cycle.

For sure, Celtic fans must applaud Castore for keeping The Banter Years alive.

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