Tensions in Scottish football have reached a boiling point as Rangers legend and current manager Barry Ferguson unleashed a scathing rant directed at Celtic boss Brendan Rodgers. The outburst came following a controversial match in which Ferguson felt Celtic received favorable treatment. His frustration was amplified by what he described as Rodgers’ arrogant attitude in post-match interviews. Ferguson did not hold back, accusing Rodgers of disrespecting Rangers and stirring unnecessary conflict.
The drama intensified when a Celtic trio—believed to be key senior players—stepped in to calm the situation. Their aim was reportedly to de-escalate tensions between the two clubs and bring a sense of professionalism back to the rivalry. Despite their efforts, Ferguson’s comments have already made headlines and stirred reactions from both fanbases.
This incident highlights the fiery nature of the Old Firm rivalry, where even minor incidents can ignite major controversies. Barry Ferguson, known for his passion and loyalty to Rangers, may have crossed the line, but his comments also reflect ongoing frustrations in the intense competition between the Glasgow clubs. As Celtic players try to mediate and maintain focus on the sport, all eyes are now on how Rodgers and Ferguson will move forward from this heated exchange.