‘Oh hello’: Alan Brazil fires back at Ally McCoist after they trade Celtic and Rangers verbals
It’s a widely held belief among Celtic supporters that since Brendan Rodgers’ return in the summer, the club has not played close to its peak.
Forget about the outcomes; what matters most has been the performances, which have been lacking in both convincing wins and back-to-back losses.
Nevertheless, Celtic is now leading the standings, and if Rangers win their upcoming game, the difference would be reduced to just two points.
As he said on talkSPORT Breakfast (31/01/24 at 6:10 am), Ally McCoist was attempting to poke fun at the Bhoys and how “you won it (the title) when you beat us at Celtic Park in the last game.”
However, Celtic-mad The former Scotland striker was quickly silenced by Alan Brazil, who said that he had been “very quiet” before and that “all of a sudden you are perking up again.”
Regardless of how the two have performed this season, it is important to remember that one team has once again claimed the right to brag about winning the Glasgow Derby.
You can only think that the team would be firmly in charge for the remainder of the season if Brendan Rodgers could lead them to another victory at Ibrox.
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McCoist remarked, “I don’t know what you guys are panicking about.” “You won it when you defeated us in the previous game at Celtic Park.”
“Oh, hi,” Brazil answered. “After that, you were extremely silent. You are suddenly becoming alert once more.
“No, I’m not,” McCoist clarified. You’re not freaking out right now, I hope? You prevailed.
“I said it for ages, this is a lot closer than people are making out,” Brazil later acknowledged.
January transfer boost
Fans are hopeful that a few more faces can join before the window closes on Thursday, as Nicolas Kuhn has been the only new addition thus far this month.
Chris Sutton has discussed Norwich City striker Adam Idah and offered his opinions on the player.
It remains to be seen if the Republic of Ireland player is talented enough, but he definitely fits Celtic’s requirements for a striker.
Overall, the club’s transfer activity, which it completes between now and Thursday’s deadline, may have a significant impact on the outcome of the championship race.