The natural order, Miller’s mathematics and the table that never lies Apparently the ‘natural order’ was due to be restored at Ibrox last night.
Twelve years after their first club fell into administration, when it would eventually go into liquidation, they were ready to reach the top of the league.
To do so they had to win with three clear goals, but as you know they came close but didn’t succeed.Natural order? Sit down, you’re the equal of St.
Johnstone!Rangers failed to win by three clear goals last night, leaving them top of the table.
And this despite numerous opportunities and a more than generous referee who seemed to want to continue playing until the fourth goal.
However, they are tied on points with us and we certainly face a title fight, but we have the experience and know how to cross the finish line, while they lack something in this regard and them, if they have an objective like last night, they propose to fail.
Do you remember their confidence before the two Glasgow derbies this season? After their absolute triumph at Ibrox last May, they wanted to face Celtic when we returned in September, with a team weakened by injuries.
But Celtic are champions for a reason and we all know what happened that day when Kyogo scored a wonderful winning goal..
When Celtic suffered back-to-back league defeats for the first time in a decade in December, they were confident of taking all three points at Celtic Park.
But Celtic are champions for a reason and we all know what happened that day when Kyogo scored a wonderful winning goal.
Not that you would know that given some bold statements coming out of the mouths of the Ibrox hordes.
There’s nothing wrong with a little optimism and faith, but shouting things like “The natural order will be restored” is going a little too far. This is crazy and completely false talk.
Remember, Rangers have won one major title in the top flight in their 12 years of existence, with fans watching the games on their sofas.
They won a total of three major trophies during this period, as did St Johnstone!Compare that to Celtic, who have won the title 11 times in their last 12 attempts.
Five trebles were also won in that period. In this century alone, just entering its first quarter, 39 prizes have been awarded.Natural order? To behave. Celtic sitting at the head of the table is a natural order.
Kenny Miller of Celtic celebrates his goal against Rangers during the Scottish Premier League match between Celtic and Rangers at Celtic Park on September 23, 2006.
Yesterday, former Celtic badge maven Kenny Miller explained how he believes the momentum has shifted towards the Glasgow blue side and expects Rangers to prevail.
He stressed it was better to be in the lead at that point as he was confident his favorites had overtaken Celtic last night.
But they didn’t, and in fairness to Misser, it’s better to be at the top than Celtic because we still despise Rangers here.
Celtic’s momentum has seen them win eight games and draw their last nine games without losing. With Rangers winning eight and losing one without drawing, how does this affect Celtic’s downward trend? He was probably just a little excited about the Rangers winning.
But if you look at the table, Kenny, second Rangers are still second, there is the real natural order in Scottish football. The table never lies, as the old saying goes.
Get back in your box, old man. “I already think the momentum has shifted to the blue side of Glasgow…”Can Rangers win the Scottish Premiership tonight when they take on Ross County?
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