Celtic fell to their first pre-season defeat in Portugal but fans insists they aren't pushing the panic button - despite what the other side of the city might think.
The Hoops shipped three goals to Estrela Da Amadora as Brendan Rodgers rolled out his big guns in a behind-closed-doors friendly.
Some Rangers punters reckon it could be a sign of things to come as Gary Stevenson teased: "Unlucky Celtic for losing the Estrella da Amadori Super Cup. After winning the Cork Super Cup, their players must have been exhausted."
But Pat O'Reilly, Queens Park, wrote: "I've got to laugh at pre-season hysteria. Rangers fans are disillusioned. Celtic will blow them out of the water once again. We are light years ahead. And that's without Dermot's backing."
Celtic are Kings of Scotland but their European credentials have been battered by Bluenoses on the Hotline.
Gordon Ashley, Ayr said: "George Wilson keeps referring to Celtic being nothing outside Glasgow, but nobody said we are. We don’t have the money to compete with the big leagues.
"But what we are is a prestigious name outside the big leagues, along with the likes of Feyenoord, Benfica, etc, who have won the world's biggest club tournament despite being from a small league, something Rangers have never and will never be."
Mark McManus, Purley said: "It's amazing how much Celtic lives in the heads of non-Celtic fans. Flett, Wilson and others on here are constantly bemoaning the best team in Scotland.
"Suggesting Celtic are smug, another cheap shot from serial losers. I think Aberdeen will give us a run for our money next season and welcome the challenge."
Scott McAdam, Glasgow wrote: "There is no way I think we are a big European outfit. We are only trying to compete in the
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