The proposed Celtic ultimatum to Rangers that's a non starter as fans weigh in on ticket debate

Ticket allocations are back on the agenda in Glasgow.

After two meetings without any away fans present in either Ibrox or Celtic Park this season, Rangers managing director Stewart Robertson revealed on Tuesday that lockout would come to an end next time the rivals cross Premiership paths in April.

But it won't be a return to the days of old.

Those occasions were 7000 travelling supporters would pack into the home of their rivals still seems a long way off, with Robertson insisting it will be the reduced allocation of recent seasons and nothing more.

He said: "No, that won't be happening this season. It'll be the allocation we've had for the last couple of years.

"And going into next year and succeeding years after that, as far as I can see, it will still be at that level."

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The break from tradition started in 2018 as Rangers cut Celtic's allocation to just 800, a drastic reduction from being handed the entire Broomloan Stand.

Rangers dished out the tickets to their own fans instead, prompting Celtic to respond in kind for when the Ibrox men came to Parkhead.

There's been a mixed reaction across the board to Robertson's interview on Sky Sports.

Some don't want any away fans in their team's