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Rangers have banned all Celtic fans from Ibrox in 2024 due to threats from the Green Brigade. This decision comes amid ongoing tensions between the clubs.
Rangers banned all Celtic fans from Ibrox in 2024 due to Green Brigade threat
This entire campaign has gone from disgrace to disaster and back again from the word go, and hasnât showed any signs of subsiding any as the season enters itâs final few weeks.
Without getting into the full details, you like me know whatâs gone wrong, and who  is to blame for our Celticâs woes. Itâs strikingly obvious to anyone with an inch of common sense.
Everything that could go wrong, has gone wrong, and yes you guessed it, the suits who run our club are overwhelmingly responsible for pretty much the entire fiasco of a season. Something we havenât been shy in calling out, and rightly so as the Celtic support came together to create the much needed Celtic Fans Collective.
So itâs only fair that I commend the Celtic Board after they this week came to the correct conclusion for once. That of course was the news that broke yesterday afternoon on Celticâs stance on the matter of whether the Rangers Ultras group The Union Bears should be in attendance at the upcoming Glasgow derby at Celtic Park.
After the club issued an ultimatum to our Glasgow rivals The Rangers in relation to their balaclava wearing ultras, which was, simply put, that there will be no full allocation unless the Union Bears are denied tickets, an offer the Ibrox side declined as they chose to stand by their thuggish supporters whose actions have now caught up with them.
Unsurprisingly itâs since been confirmed that zero supporters of the Ibrox side will be in attendance on Sunday 10th May when the two sides clash in one of the most important fixtures between the two in recent years, and for once the Celtic hierarchy arenât to blame.
The latest Ibrox club, as it their right, have taken the matter to the SPFL who will form a sub committee to determine a final outcome on this row and both clubs will  have to live with that decision.  Itâs worth pointing out that the first club to act to ban an Ultras group was in fact the Rangers when they banned ALL away supporters from a SWPL1 Glasgow Derby at Ibrox because they claimed they had intelligence that the Green Brigade planned to attend the match to cheer on the Celtic FC Women side.
Rangers banned all Celtic fans due to threats posed by the Green Brigade.
The Green Brigade is a Celtic fan group known for their passionate support, but they have been associated with controversial behavior that has raised security concerns.
The ban may affect the atmosphere at Ibrox during matches and could escalate tensions between the two clubs.
The relationship has deteriorated significantly, with incidents and security threats leading to increased tensions and bans like the one imposed on Celtic fans.

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Rangers Women v Celtic Women Scottish Womens Premier League 1 18/02/2024. Caitlin Hayes of Celtic with her own take on what has happened with the withdrawal of the away fans tickets following their 1-1 draw during the ScottishPower Womens Premier League match. Rangers FC vs Celtic FC. Ibrox Stadium, Govan, 18/02/2024. Image Credit: Colin Poultney/SWPL Govan Ibrox. Photo Colin Poultney PSI
Caitlin Hayes you may recall wore and displayed a protest t-shirt under her Celtic jersey that called the immortal Jock Stein quote â âFootball Without Fans ins Nothingâ. So my message to the Rangers is this: âYOU REAP WHAT YOU SOW!â
Rangers Women v Celtic Women Scottish Womens Premier League 1 18/02/2024. Caitlin Hayes with captain Kelly Clark of Celtic with their own take on what has happened with the withdrawal of the away fans tickets following their 1-1 draw during the ScottishPower Womens Premier League match. Rangers FC vs Celtic FC. Ibrox 18/02/2024. Image Credit: Colin Poultney/SWPL Photo Colin Poultney PSI
It shouldnât be forgotten that In the aftermath of the dramatic shoot out win in the Scottish cup quarter final at Ibrox last month, we witnessed some shocking scenes that seen members of our coaching staff assaulted on the pitch, and our supporters put in harms way by the mask wearing thugs that call themselves the Union Bears. A flare will reckless and dangerous intent was fired from on the Ibrox pitch by these Rangers ultras into the Celtic support in the Broomloan Road stand. These appalling incidents were shown on live television and is currently the subject of an active independent investigation organised by the Scottish FA.
Do we really want these moronic thugs inside our stadium, and in close proximity to our players, staff and supporters, especially those in the nearby family section? No of course we donât. The club in my view for once this season have done the right thing. Credit where credit is due.
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