15 Sep 2026 15:05:12
Whats everybodies feelings after Sunday re crowd. is a good thing there was no Tims in? Or would it have been better having some in to witness the hammering? With 51k Rangers fans on Sunday Ibrox was certainly rocking. Another fantastic tifo also ππ¬π§.
15 Sep 2026 15:58:02
Played well during COVID. Toxic fans didn't help. I think they'll be fine at the midden.
15 Sep 2026 16:18:24
I am old to mind on the days we take 25k to the other place and did not see a lot of trouble it was also a reason i liked going to hampden the atmosphere it should be what footballs about.
15 Sep 2026 16:33:28
Hope we never allow them in again. Ibrox was absolutely bouncing and thoroughly enjoyed the day without them there tbh.
15 Sep 2026 16:42:43
Why is it everyone raves about a brilliant atmosphere then says let's change it to let them back in even though it's "Scotlands shame game" every time? Even listened to an English former owner say the game he went to without Celtic fans was the best atmosphere he'd ever experienced but still said we should change it.
Obviously it would be nice if they could behave but they can't. They begged to increase it and blew it so sorry but keep them out.
15 Sep 2026 16:54:38
Keep them out atmosphere is tremendous without them π¬π§.
15 Sep 2026 17:17:10
Football needs away fans. Works both ways I'm sure if you ask our players if they would rather have our fans supporting them on Sunday I bet every single one will say yes.
It's absolutely embarrassing that we can't come to a middle ground with them. Hopefully sorted out and have away fans back in the ground for the Ibrox new year game.
15 Sep 2026 17:13:00
Seems some are forgetting we can't behave either, did our fans not enter the pitch as well when they didn't have to? It's absolutely ridiculous that law abiding fans from both sides can't go to a certain ground because absolute morons can't behave on both sides.
John i know like myself you love a trip to parkhead mate, gutted I can't go, sure your feeling the same.
For those talking about the atmosphere with no Celtic fans there, it would have been the same had Celtic fans been there or not, we absolutely dominated them frim first whistle, won 3 nil as underdogs, would have been bouncing regardless.
15 Sep 2026 17:14:33
Don't want them at Ibrox and don't like going to parkhead anyway. The 2 sets of minority lunatics will ensure no fans for some time.
15 Sep 2026 17:37:15
Same as Alloa Keep them out of Ibrox and wouldn't want to sit in Porkheid!!#keep it this wayπ€.
15 Sep 2026 18:44:16
Wishy exactly mate, i think people look past that sometimes. Everyone from the manager, players coaching staff etc would absolutely love there fans to be there to "support" the players, exactly what football is about.
Yately can I ask why you wouldn't want to sit in parkhead?
15 Sep 2026 18:49:25
Great atmosphere on Sunday, do we need them NO should we yes because I want our fans at their ground, you could fill a 120.000 stadium with fans and if policed correctly there would be no trouble around the grounds, we went decades in a lot more violent times.
15 Sep 2026 19:02:08
BB4, it's just my personal choice and don't want to sit anywhere near themβοΈ.
15 Sep 2026 18:28:29
So two people who don't go to away games get to decide that the guys who do go to away games can't go cause there own bitterness?
15 Sep 2026 19:16:35
To be honest, having away fans in the grounds is not worth the trouble it causes nowadays. It just brings negative headlines and trouble that we are better off avoiding. The lengths the clubs have to go to, to even get the away fans into the grounds safely is just not worth it.
If the clubs don't want away fans and the police can't cope with it, why bother.
15 Sep 2026 19:16:59
I'm not saying our fans are any better. Could totally understand them not wanting us either. It was a great atmosphere anyway with no trouble, so why invite it when u know there will be trouble before during and after. It's sad and embarrassing but reality.
15 Sep 2026 19:27:31
Fair play yately, but sounds like your dislike for them is overriding your support for your team. Surely you have family members, friends, workmates, associates or guys in the pub etc that you sit beside on occasion, why is it that any different than a football ground mate?
15 Sep 2026 20:03:29
Wishy that's an interesting take. The two fans don't get to decide, they're giving there opinion. The authorities decide, not people commenting on a forum.
15 Sep 2026 20:30:10
I think that the unsavoury element that pervades both sets of fans and causes the damage and trouble in both stadia will lead to a permanence where neither will be allowed in either stadium, tbh I'd be happy with that and I've been to Celtic Park many times with no problems.
15 Sep 2026 20:49:27
Don't think they'll ever be trusted again Fork. Will be interesting to see what the SFA do when we next meet at Hampden. Nasty unpleasant times we live in.
15 Sep 2026 21:05:47
Yup sure is budπ.
15 Sep 2026 21:32:19
Wishy it's not bitterness on my part certainly and I certainly wouldn't want to stop others from going if they wished, I said the minority in both sides will prevent it. For me personally it goes beyond passion, the atmosphere at times is vile at these games and rather than a rivalry there's a sheer hatred, for 90mins at least, and toxic atmosphere.
Or maybe that's just me π.
15 Sep 2026 21:40:07
BB4, my friends and family are nothing to do with this no matter what team they support. My whole point is I don't feel comfortable with them in our beloved home and I don't want to anywhere near there's. Our boys should go there on Sunday and play their Hearts out no matter if we don't have a support.
15 Sep 2026 22:26:16
Bb yes but till both fans learn to behave the away ban must stay.
15 Sep 2026 22:30:08
Does anyone else think that this could affect the money sky would pay the SFA for tv rights if the home team is getting beat and the ground empties, its the only game that Sky wants.
15 Sep 2026 23:58:24
Yately I was trying to make a point, a very valid point that you obviously don't want to answer. There's not a man amongst us on here that doesn't sit with Celtic supporters one way or another in life, so there's no difference at a football game.
16 Sep 2026 06:16:46
Don't see why it would Scrambled, Sky are only interested in the numbers paying for their service to watch the games. not how many are in the stadium.
16 Sep 2026 06:20:20
BB4 there is of course a difference at a football game, neither my old work colleagues, friends or in laws behave the way that the fans do at a match when we play each other. Something nasty seems to take over both sets of fans and at least for now they are better apart. Just my opinion.
16 Sep 2026 06:33:44
You don't sit beside them at Ibrox or parkhead anyway, some sections of the crowd may sit near them but no one sits beside them so I don't see why that should be a problem, I for one would have loved to have seen them there on Sunday to see that battering they received from my seat on the other side of the stadium from them.
16 Sep 2026 07:12:38
SirGeorge you don't see why it would be a problem. Did you not see what happened on their last visit with fans to Ibrox. Of course it is a problem. If it wasn't then there wouldn't be the restrictions that are in place now.
16 Sep 2026 09:52:55
There's been one pitch invasion in 30 odd years. It was not policed properly. Don't punish 1000s of away going supporters due to a minority of idiots.
Your never going to stop offensive chants at football it happens in every country the full world over, no one self sabotages there biggest derbys though due to the actions of a few idiots.
This is going to have a negative effect on the players 100%. Every ex player speaks about how they need to find a solution, players want to experience the atmosphere and for that you need both sets of fans.
16 Sep 2026 10:40:20
It's not about one incident in 30 years though Wishy. That was their opportunity to start coming back after being banned after years and years of dispicable behaviour, and that's how they responded. Not just invading the pitch but prematch breaking down doors attacking stewards and vandalsing the stadium. The fact also for years games have to be early kick offs shows they can't be trusted and they prove it time and again.
They even smashed up Hampden at a junior Cup final a few years ago and u expect them now to start behaving? Let alone all the trouble that kicks off post match when there's both sets of fans together. It's a sad embarrassing reality and a shame for good fans but they shouldn't be allowed back in and vice versa.
16 Sep 2026 11:32:29
i stopped going to these games during the 80-90s. horrendous from both sets of fans, i was there with my 6 year old daughter at the time and the guy right next to her started with the vilest profanities you could imagine. we left after 15 mins and didn't go back to them until into the 2000s and at that time stopped going to away games anyway.
i for one am happy that they aren't there but it makes no great difference as we still sing the same crap as if they were there, in fact the same crap no matter who we are playing.
if i thought having no away fans woudl stop that then i would for one back that proposal but the sad truth is there are too many bigotted fans in football who likely don't even have an idea of what they are signing about and have no respect for our own players who i believe protestants are now minority in our team.
16 Sep 2026 11:58:20
I used to work in the care industry supporting vulnerable adults. Got a gig at Ibrox supporting a client as a matchday steward. The client got to sit with the match photographer at the rear of the Broomloan. I got put in the food kiosk and toilet area and seen next to nothing of the game. Celtic fan approached me prior to kick off, looking for directions to his seat.
I didn't have a scooby, just made something up, anyway got to half time and bumped into the guy again, he went offf on one, as apparently i made him miss the first ten minutes, he also got lifted for being abusive, felt really bad at the time, but Mo Edu's goal at the end cheered me up.