Rangers disappointed by Celtic’s decision to back out of Old Firm ticket agreement; offering explanation as to why – What are your thoughts?

The decision to not allow away fans at the first two Old Firm derbies of the season has sparked controversy and disappointment among football fans. Both Rangers and Celtic fans look forward to these matches as they are some of the most anticipated and passionate games in the Scottish football calendar.

Rangers have expressed their dismay at Celtic reneging on the ticket deal, with Rangers fans now missing out on the opportunity to support their team in the away stands. This decision has left many fans feeling frustrated and questioning the fairness of the situation.

While there may be valid reasons for this decision, such as concerns over fan safety or logistical issues, it is clear that fans on both sides are unhappy with the outcome. The rivalry between Rangers and Celtic runs deep, and the absence of away fans at these matches will undoubtedly impact the atmosphere and intensity of the games.

What is your opinion on this controversial decision? Do you think it is fair to exclude away fans from the Old Firm derbies, or do you believe that both sets of supporters should have the chance to attend and cheer on their teams? Share your thoughts and join the discussion on this contentious topic.