Rangers look like they know where they want to go - Celtic just look lost
This editorial piece contrasts the contrasting fortunes of Rangers and Celtic in Scottish football. Rangers appear to have established a clear sense of identity and direction under their current setup, while Celtic seem directionless, lacking both on-pitch coherence and off-pitch stability. The piece frames the Old Firm dynamic as one where the balance of power has shifted, with Rangers appearing more purposeful despite Celtic's traditional dominance in the league.
Read the full story at bbc.co.ukThe Old Firm rivalry has long been Scottish football's defining narrative, and the current mood around both Glasgow giants could hardly feel more different. Rangers appear to be settling into a coherent project with a clear tactical identity and steady off-field leadership, giving supporters and observers a sense that the club knows exactly where it is heading. Celtic, by contrast, are struggling to project any comparable sense of purpose — a team and club seemingly searching for answers both on the pitch and in the boardroom. For fans of either side, the significance runs deeper than any single result: it speaks to which power broker in Scottish football is currently building momentum.
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