Hugh Keevins has made a tongue-in-cheek remark about Rangers potentially giving Celtic a guard of honor if they win the title. With Celtic 15 points clear in the table, it’s likely they’ll secure their fourth consecutive Scottish Premiership title. Keevins joked that Rangers could provide a guard of honor at Ibrox if Celtic wins the title, potentially as early as April 26.
However, Keevins acknowledged that this wouldn’t happen, as it would be seen as humiliating and a sign of disrespect. Given the intense rivalry between the two Glasgow giants, it’s highly unlikely that Rangers would give Celtic the satisfaction of a guard of honor.
Instead, Rangers will likely focus on their remaining games, including the Europa League clash against Athletic Club. The team’s priority should be on preparing for this match and securing a positive result, rather than engaging in gestures that could be perceived as disrespectful.
The rivalry between Rangers and Celtic is one of the most famous in football, and both teams have a strong sense of pride and competitiveness. It’s unlikely that Rangers would do anything to undermine their own dignity or give Celtic an opportunity to rub their success in their faces.
