Ex-Celtic ace in Rangers 'borrowed' jibe as he makes title prediction
Ex-Celtic star Charlie Nicholas has claimed his former club will reclaim their Premiership title after Rangers ‘borrowed’ it for a season.
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Ex-Celtic star Charlie Nicholas has claimed his former club will reclaim their Premiership title after Rangers ‘borrowed’ it for a season.
It was the Easter Road side’s first league win since February 19; their first top-flight victory on the road since Boxing Day; their third away win of the season with a different manager, and a winning start to interim boss David Gray’s temporary spell in charge.
He contracted the virus twice and hasn’t taken any jags. Time off because of self-isolation and recovery left him nearer the back of the queue for starting places. Consequently, he hasn’t impacted this season as much as he intended.
Rangers have been hit or miss in the transfer market over the previous few years, with the Premiership side often reluctant to splash out on transfer fees and in turn, this results in free transfers and loan signings at Ibrox.
Confident Charlie Nicholas is certain Sunday will see Celtic celebrate Scottish Premiership title glory against rivals Rangers.
Kris Boyd believes Giovanni van Bronckhorst and his Rangers players will merit acclaim from all of Scotland if they win the Europa League next month.
No Rangers manager can ever truly downplay the significance of an Old Firm showdown but Kris Boyd believes Giovanni van Bronckhorst could be tempted to field what would not be widely regarded as his strongest starting line-up against Celtic next Sunday.
Seldom, if ever before, has Giovanni van Bronckhorst faced a more challenging or significant team selection dilemma in his coaching career than he does for Thursday night’s Europa League semi-final, first leg assignment against RB Leipzig in Germany.