Currently, Storm Kathleen is battering the UK from pillar to post. However, that is merely the opening act for the main event, which is scheduled to interrupt Glasgow’s traffic for more than two hours on Sunday during lunch.
Despite flight cancellations and ferries failing to leave the pier, a sizable contingent of Celtic supporters have traveled to Parkhead in anticipation of tomorrow’s titanic match at Ibrox to wave farewell their heroes.
Football fans are unique and always turn out in large numbers to support their teams, come rain, shine, snow, or storm.
Today was no exception, with fans seen throughout the nation and in the east end. Why is the basketball team getting waived off the night before the game is probably what many are asking themselves.
The distance from Parkhead to Ibrox isn’t particularly great, but there is an easy solution. The winners are staying together in a cozy hotel for the night.
As John Beaton’s first whistle resonates across Ibrox, those who had congregated at the Celtic Way, led by the Green Brigade, pushed the table toppers to victory ‘By any means necessary’.
Although more than 50,000 Rangers supporters will be yelling their support for their team from Govan due to the ongoing away fan lockout, the Hoops supporters have ensured that their team has received a heartfelt send-off with Rodgers and his players departing Celtic Park earlier.
The crowd screamed the boss’s name and several of his star turns, including the return-to-form fan favorite Reo Hatate.
The manager and coaching staff were eager to acknowledge the noteworthy turnout. If either team wins tomorrow, they will be able to take charge of their own fate in what has become a title fight to remember. Indeed, Storm Kathleen’s effects are still being felt in the UK. However, that will be insignificant in comparison to what Rodgers, Philippe Clement, and their teammates in Govan have ahead of them.
The good news for football fans everyone, not just those who support one team or the other, is that there may be TWO more of these matchups before the summer. The hours, minutes, and seconds are passing rapidly leading up to the highly awaited match.
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