“SFA to Expose James Tavernier’s 2016 Tweet That Could Embarrass Rangers Captain Ahead of Celtic Match”
The bitter 2016 tweet that will come back to haunt Rangers captain James Tavernier vs Celtic
Celtic head to Ibrox to face Rangers as champions after winning their fourth Scottish Premiership title in a row.
Brendan Rodgers goes into the final Glasgow Derby of the season after two back-to-back defeats against Rangers and the Celtic manager will be desperate to sign off the season with a win.
Much of the talk this week has been about whether or not Rangers will give Celtic a guard of honour. The majority of the Parkhead support generally don’t care whether this happens or not.
The general consensus is, however, that the guard of honour after Rangers boss Barry Ferguson’s latest comments but a tweet from 2016 will return to haunt Ibrox captain as Celtic come visiting.
James Tavernier will regret 2016 guard of honour dig at Hibs as Rangers face Celtic
James Tavernier is the perennial disappointed Rangers captain of all time after watching Celtic lift trophy after trophy, treble after treble during his Hall of Fame career at Ibrox.
However, when Rangers won the Championship at the second time of asking back in 2016, Tavernier severely criticised the Easter Road club for not applauding him and his team onto the pitch in the first game after being crowned second-tier champions.
And the Rangers captain was not shy on taking to social media to cry about it.
Surely with such high standards of ‘sportsmanship’ Tavernier has, he will insist that Rangers applaud Celtic onto the Ibrox pitch at 12pm this afternoon, right?
Celtic’s biggest wins over Rangers immediately after being crowned Scottish Premiership champions
This, of course, is not the first season Celtic have travelled to Ibrox to face Rangers as champions over the years.
The amount of success the club has had has been unprecedented over the years but here are the four biggest and best wins Celtic have had over Rangers immediately after winning the Scottish Premiership title.
