Since the start of the 21st century, Celtic’s dominance in Scottish football over Rangers has become increasingly clear. Martin O’Neill began the foundation for success when he took over as manager in 2000, leading to a continuous growth in trophy victories for the Hoops.
The trend continued under Brendan Rodgers, who secured a league and Scottish Cup double last season to match Rangers in terms of silverware. Following their triumph over Rangers in the League Cup final this year, Celtic officially became Scotland’s most successful club.
While some may desire a stronger Rangers for competition, talkSPORT host Alan Brazil expressed his disappointment with the current state of the club. Despite this, Celtic’s impressive trophy record since 2000 speaks for itself, with six different managers contributing to their 17 Scottish Premiership titles, 12 Scottish Cup wins, and 12 League Cup victories.
With Celtic’s success not only in Scotland but also making strides in Europe, many of their supporters are unfazed by Rangers’ struggles and anticipate continued dominance for the Hoops in the foreseeable future.
