Celtic’s Cup victory sparked an Ibrox pitch invasion, yet David Tanner fixated on a fan blessing himself. This selective commentary attempted to criminalize faith to mask a massive security collapse. After 17 days of silence, Tanner’s refusal to explain his remarks proves the media double standard is alive and well.
The recent Glasgow Derby at Ibrox has sparked a predictable firestorm of media fallout, but few takes have been as
While the Ibrox fan media scrambles to point fingers at the Hoops support following our Scottish Cup victory, they’ve developed sudden-onset deafness regarding the sectarian bile and ‘Billy Boys’ singalongs echoing through their own stands. From embarrassing VAR conspiracy theories to the blatant double standards of the Broomloan bias, we’re calling out the sheer gall of the Rangers Rabble.
In the world of Scottish football media, few things are as predictable as the attempt to sanitize the sectarian singing that Rangers fans indulge in whenever they face Celtic. David Tanner’s recent attempt to separate the “ultras” from “normal fans” has been dismantled in a viral clip lasting less than half a minute.
Hugh Keevins says they’re “modernising.” The 30,000 people who watched our viral match-day video heard something very different. We debunk the punditry and look at the grim reality of the Ibrox sectarian row.
Andy Halliday claims Celtic fans took over the Ibrox centre circle—the footage says otherwise. We break down the media narrative vs. the cold, hard reality.
Graeme Souness had a chance to provide an honest autopsy of the disgraceful scenes at Ibrox. Instead, he delivered a masterclass in Rangers deflection. From blaming alcohol to ignoring the attacks on Celtic staff, we dismantle the “both-sides” myth that simply doesn’t stand up to the facts.
Rangers’ official response to the Sunday’s Ibrox disorder is a masterclass in selective memory. While the club rightly condemns vile graffiti, their total silence on pitch incursions, missiles, and 90 minutes of sectarian chanting tells the real story. We break down the hypocrisy and the failure of internal control at Ibrox.
The fallout from the latest Rangers vs Celtic Glasgow Derby continues to dominate the headlines, but today the focus has
Following the “horrific” scenes during the Scottish Cup clash at Ibrox, Gordon Strachan has ignited a fierce debate by calling for a permanent ban on away fans.
