Celtic Fans Are All Saying the Same Thing After Police Announce Václav Černý Punishment
Celtic fans are celebrating after police confirmed the punishment for Václav Černý, but across the city, Rangers supporters are outraged.
The controversy erupted following an incident involving Černý that had both sets of supporters debating whether he should face consequences. While the exact details of the event remain contentious, the authorities have now taken action, leading to a mixed reaction across Scottish football.
Celtic Fans: “Justice Has Been Served”
Celtic supporters believe that Černý’s punishment is well deserved, with many taking to social media to express their satisfaction. They argue that the player’s actions warranted disciplinary measures and are pleased that the authorities have stepped in.
One Celtic fan wrote:
“He got exactly what was coming to him. You can’t behave like that and expect to get away with it.”
Another added:
“Fair play to the police for acting on this. Hopefully, this sets a precedent going forward.”
Many Hoops fans also pointed out that if a Celtic player had done something similar, they would have faced an even harsher punishment, calling this a rare instance where justice has been served fairly.
Rangers Fans Furious Over Decision
Unsurprisingly, Rangers supporters are far from happy with the outcome. They believe the punishment is excessive and that Černý is being unfairly targeted.
One Rangers fan posted:
“This is a joke! If it was a Celtic player, nothing would have happened. Double standards once again.”
Others have accused the authorities of bowing to pressure from Celtic supporters and the media, claiming that similar incidents in the past have gone unpunished when involving players from the other side of the Glasgow divide.
A Decision That Will Be Debated for Years
Scottish football is no stranger to controversy, and the reaction to Černý’s punishment proves that emotions continue to run high in one of the most intense footballing rivalries in the world. While Celtic fans celebrate, Rangers fans feel aggrieved, and the debate over fairness in Scottish football rages on.
With both sets of supporters so passionately divided, one thing is certain—this won’t be the last time a disciplinary decision sparks a war of words in Glasgow.
The Rangers loanee sprayed water at Celtic fans during Rangers’ 3-2 victory earlier this month in a match that marked the return of away supporters..
The incident occurred late in the game at Celtic Park, after Hamza Igamane’s winning goal.
As Cerny joined his teammates celebrating in front of the Rangers fans, he aimed a water spray towards Celtic fans near the dugout.
Complaints were made to the police after the match.
However, it has been confirmed that no further action will be taken.
Police Scotland stated that they had spoken to the club and issued advice, but no action will be taken against the winger.
A Police Scotland spokesperson said: “We received information, enquiries were carried out and no criminality has been established.
“Officers have engaged with the club and advice was given.”