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Tottenham Star Delivers Heartfelt Message to Rangers, While Humbled Rival Boss Urges Team to Embrace Celtic’s Winning Secrets!

03/11/2024 Raymond 0

This weekend, Rangers and Celtic are set to compete in the Premier Sports Cup, with both clubs eyeing a coveted spot at Hampden. Celtic has already secured their place in next month’s final, delivering an impressive 6-0 victory over Aberdeen, who entered the match unbeaten in domestic competition. Key contributions came from Kyogo and Daizen Maeda, who scored a hat-trick, along with goals from Cameron Carter-Vickers and Nicolas Kuhn, marking a memorable triumph for the Hoops.

Meanwhile, Rangers await the outcome of their match against Motherwell to see if they can join Celtic in the December final. Celtic also has crucial fixtures ahead, facing RB Leipzig in the Champions League and Olympiacos in the Europa League. In other news, Tottenham midfielder Archie Gray, a lifelong Celtic supporter, expressed his excitement about playing at Ibrox in the Europa League, saying, “The chance to play at Ibrox is a special thing, and I can’t wait for it.”

On the other hand, Aberdeen manager Jimmy Thelin acknowledged the lessons to be learned from their defeat to Celtic. He emphasized the importance of adapting to the challenges posed by top teams, stating, “If you want to be a team like Celtic who play in European matches, we have to get used to this environment.”

Rangers Fire Back at Fan Fury as Aberdeen Sends Bold Message to Celtic in Hampden Showdown

02/11/2024 Raymond 0

Rangers captain James Tavernier has issued a rallying call to his teammates, urging them to step up as they approach the weekend’s critical Premier Sports Cup semi-finals. Reflecting on their recent defeat to Aberdeen, Tavernier acknowledged fans’ frustrations and stressed the importance of consistency, saying, “At Rangers, you have to win.” He’s determined to see his team put in a performance that speaks volumes on the pitch.

Meanwhile, Aberdeen’s head coach Jimmy Thelin is equally focused, setting high expectations for his squad as they face Celtic. “Everyone has to believe they can do it,” Thelin emphasized, calling for 100% effort and a strong team spirit to push them through the challenge at Hampden Park.

Celtic Secures Stunning £75m Windfall as Rangers Left in the Dust!

01/11/2024 Raymond 0

Celtic currently holds over £75 million more in cash reserves compared to Rangers, underscoring the widening financial gap between the two Old Firm rivals. Recent financial disclosures revealed that Rangers have a cash balance of £1.7 million at Ibrox, with their core revenue rising to a record £88.3 million. However, this pales in comparison to Celtic’s impressive revenue of £124.6 million for the year.

While Rangers reported a net loss of £17.2 million, Celtic posted a healthy profit of £13.3 million. Both clubs faced challenges in the transfer market, with Rangers experiencing an £8 million loss on player transactions, while Celtic recorded a £4.9 million deficit. Despite cost-cutting measures leading to a reduced wage bill at Rangers, Celtic increased theirs by £4.8 million to a total of £65.6 million.

As Celtic celebrated success in the Scottish Premiership and Scottish Cup, Rangers struggled under Philippe Clement, who failed to secure a Champions League spot after their defeat in the qualifying rounds. The chances of a Champions League return for Rangers appear slim, as they currently sit nine points behind Celtic and Aberdeen in the league standings.

€12M Sensation Delivers Inspiring Celtic Message Amidst Ally McCoist’s Savage Man Utd Jibe in Epic Rangers Comeback!

30/10/2024 Raymond 0

This evening, Rangers and Celtic are both gearing up for significant matches in the Premiership. Rangers, currently third in the league, face a crucial away game against second-placed Aberdeen, where a win could alleviate some pressure on manager Philippe Clement. Conversely, Celtic aims to extend their lead at the top of the league as they host Dundee.

In the lead-up to these matches, former Celtic striker Moussa Dembele has once again expressed his love for the club, reminiscing about his remarkable hat-trick in a 5-1 victory over Rangers, which he cites as the highlight of his career. Now playing for Al Ettifaq and valued at €12 million, Dembele reflected on his unexpected journey to Scotland and his lasting connection to Celtic, stating, “I’m still a big fan of Celtic and keep following the club every game.”

Meanwhile, Ally McCoist found himself in the spotlight during a discussion about Manchester United’s recent struggles following the sacking of Erik Ten Hag. McCoist had previously made comments regarding how long it might take for United to reclaim their title glory, leading to a humorous exchange with TalkSPORT host Jeff Stelling, who quipped that it could be just as long before Rangers win their next title. The light-hearted banter underscored the competitive spirit between the two clubs.

Celtic ace lands £30m price tag, Rangers eye Liverpool 19 y/o, new Hearts deal, Hibs close to more signings – Scottish transfers

05/08/2024 Raymond 0

Rangers are reportedly eyeing a move for teenage Liverpool midfielder Bobby Clark, who is on the fringes of the Anfield first team. With new manager Arne Slot reviewing the squad, Clark could be among those permitted to go out on loan. The Athletic notes that Championship clubs Leeds United, Sheffield United, Norwich City, and Coventry City are also interested, while RB Salzburg has made a £6 million bid for the 19-year-old.

Scott McKenna lands Celtic transfer pitch as free agent breaks silence on next move

02/08/2024 Raymond 0

Scott McKenna, currently out of contract, is actively searching for a new club and has been deemed “worthy of a Celtic shirt” by former Parkhead hero Andy Walker. The Scotland defender is on the move after his contract with Nottingham Forest ended. Over the summer, McKenna returned from Euro 2024 and is exploring his options. Last season, the 27-year-old gained valuable experience while on loan to FC Copenhagen, where he faced Manchester City in the Champions League’s last 16. Walker believes that McKenna could be an ideal partner for Cameron Carter-Vickers in the upcoming Scottish Premiership season, highlighting the need for a new centre-back as a critical part of Brendan Rodgers’ recruitment strategy.

Walker expressed his thoughts on the Go Radio Football Show, saying, “Scott McKenna is out there. He is free, he has Champions League experience and plays for Scotland. I think he is a decent player and would be worthy of a Celtic jersey and I think he would improve Celtic defensively. But I’m sure they have a lot of players on their radar.” Despite the uncertainty, McKenna remains confident about finding a new club. He shared with the Press and Journal, “It is the first time I have been in this situation. It is a bit strange. You are training yourself and trying to keep fit when other teams are back on pre-season. The season will start for different leagues in the next week or two. I just need to trust the process and I’m sure something will come up in the next few weeks.”

‘Enthusiastic’ Rangers favourite takes coaching role at SPFL rival as he offers ‘high level’ ability

02/08/2024 Raymond 0

Former Rangers and Hearts captain Lee Wallace has made a surprising return to Tynecastle, accepting a new coaching role within the club’s academy set-up, 13 years after leaving as a player. Wallace, a Hearts academy graduate who made his senior debut for the club in 2004 and played 193 matches in maroon, now returns as the assistant coach for Hearts’ under-18 team. His career included significant stints at Rangers and Queens Park Rangers, with notable achievements such as captaining Rangers from 2015 to 2018. Despite a controversial end to his time at Rangers, Wallace’s passion for coaching has been evident, leading to his new role at Hearts where he aims to develop young talent and make a positive impact on the academy.

Philippe Clement in loaded Rangers barb after having Ibrox wool pulled over his eyes

14/07/2024 Raymond 0

Philippe Clement was defiant as Rangers’ season concluded disappointingly last campaign. After taking over in October, the Belgian manager initially sparked a resurgence at Ibrox, but the underperforming squad reverted to form in the final stretch. With the title within reach, Rangers struggled with mounting injuries, Dundee’s poor pitch conditions, and the challenge of grinding out results. A psychological barrier against eventual champions Celtic also proved detrimental.

Despite Clement’s talk of a significant rebuild over the summer bringing fresh optimism, recent comments have dampened that hope. Following a midweek friendly against Standard Liege, Clement expressed frustration over the summer transfer activity, citing the departure of five experienced first-team players and managing expectations for youthful additions Hamza Igamane and Clinton Nsiala, who are not expected to start.

Rangers fans, already anxious due to a perceived lack of transfer activity and the chaos surrounding the rebuild of the Copland Stand, found little reassurance in Clement’s remarks. After a 2-1 friendly defeat to Ajax, Clement further unsettled fans by stating that sales would be necessary before new signings could be made and hinted at being misled about the situation at Ibrox before taking the job. This growing frustration has only exacerbated the disconnect between the fans and the increasingly chaotic club.