Celtic tannoy trolls Danny Rohl as Rangers boss sees Ibrox anthem turned on its head by Hoops MC
Rangers’ manager was trolled at the end of the defeat to Celtic at Parkhead.
Rangers boss Danny Rohl found himself victim of a Celtic troll as the Hoops tannoy turned up the volume on his Ibrox anthem.
The Light Blues have watched title chances go up in smoke alongside hope of the Champions League in three alarming post-split fixtures ending in defeats. They lost 3-1 to their rivals in the latest Old Firm courtesy of a Yang effort and Daizen Maeda double. Mikey Moore put them ahead, but again after a good first half, Rangers levels dropped in the second 45 after losses versus Motherwell and Hearts previously.
Rohl has been christened with a song to the tune of ‘Daddy Cool’ by Boney M. since arriving at Rangers earlier this season. It was Celtic fans who sang it during this one as third place was confirmed at Rangers, and at full-time, the Hoops MC blasted it full volume over the tannoy for the whole stadium to sing along with.
Callum McGregor on Celtic’s title race
A victory for Celtic here and Hearts’ draw with Motherwell on Saturday means the Jambos’ lead in first place is now just a point. The Hoops take on Motherwell at Fir Park midweek at the same time as the league leaders host Falkirk. Speaking to Sky, Callum McGregor insists it’s great to have to have title glory in their hands, with a final day shootout with Hearts at Parkhead a real possibility.
Parkhead captain McGregor said to the broadcaster: "Huge win, they all are, especially the home games. There's big expectations to go win the game and the manner we did was outstanding, considering the circumstances and the context of the season.
”The atmosphere in the stadium was something special. To win big games, you have to peak at the right time. The team is starting to look more like its usual self. It's about turning up and performing and making sure you win them. We started well, but you know Rangers are a threat on the counter. They have good ball carriers, a striker who is good on transition moments.
“We knew if we were too gung-ho, we would get picked off and that's what happened. It was a case of resetting. We had good momentum, got a goal at a good time and didn't really look back. It's in our hands. We just approach every game the same way we've always done, work as hard as we possibly can. We have to bring that to Wednesday night and that sets us up for the end of the week."
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