CELTIC SLO John Paul Taylor has alerted Celtic supporters going to the Glasgow Derby on Beautiful Sunday about the pre-match segregation plans. The away support will all be herded ‘like cattle’ into the away section before 11am and their turnstiles will be locked at that time, leaving all areas around Celtic Park available for the Good Guys to use.
Full details in JP’s tweet below, so please read, and one of the comments sums things up perfectly, “Gonna be a cracker JP, battle fever has commenced.”
Pre match segregation plans for Sunday, advice is please get here early and follow advice of Police & Stewards. Gates open 11am🍀 pic.twitter.com/JtWJvvNmyd
— Celtic FC SLO (@CelticFCSLO) December 27, 2019
And just as their turnstiles close the Green Brigade’s spectacular and colourful Corteo will set off for the match from outside the CSA on London Road. Worth getting along early to see this one folks, they are meeting at 10.45am for an 11am start.
Corteo pic.twitter.com/KqxIXqMhH4
— North Curve Celtic (@NCCeltic) December 19, 2019
Here’s a wee video to get you in the mood…
Celtic Park will be buzzing on Sunday, as 2019 draws to a close we can look back on another successful year. It’s been quite a time to be a Celtic fan. 10 successive trophies in domestic football speaks of a level of domination which is rare in any country. pic.twitter.com/DpeEYQseAz
— Lisbon Lion (@tirnaog09) December 27, 2019
Celtic are the only side in the Scottish Premiership who are undefeated at home this season while the Rangers are the only side who have not lost on the road in their league campaign. In 2019 Celtic have won three matches against the Rangers – all the important ones, while the Rangers have just their Dead Rubber win in the league after Celtic had wrapped up the title – our eighth in a row.
James Forrest scored the goal that mattered back in March with a late winner in Celtic’s 2-1 win. Odsonne Edouard had given Celtic a lead at the interval before Kent levelled the scores then the French striker set up Jamesy for a winner that effectively ended the Rangers league challenge. This was 2019’s first Beautiful Sunday.
After their Dead Rubber victory in May at Ibrox the Rangers were full of confidence ahead of Celtic’s next visit to Govan at the start of September – but goals from Edouard and Jonny Hayes gave Celtic an impressive 2-0 win. Beautiful Sunday number 2.
The teams next met in the League Cup Final earlier this month and a Christopher Jullien goal was enough to win the trophy – Celtic’s tenth in a row – for the Hoops. Beautiful Sunday number 3…
‘Battle fever has commenced,’so roll on Beautiful Sunday number 4…COYBIG!
