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🗣️ “WTF is that chant? If this continues, no club will ever respect Celtic again”

 

Sky Sports pundits slam Rangers fans after shocking derby scenes

 

The Old Firm derby delivered drama on the pitch, but it was the events off it that have sparked the biggest backlash.

 

Several Sky Sports pundits strongly criticised Rangers supporters following what they described as “shocking and unacceptable chants” during the heated clash with Celtic. The commentary team were visibly stunned as the chants rang out, with one pundit bluntly asking live on air: “WTF is that chant?”

 

The moment quickly overshadowed the football itself, drawing widespread reaction across social media and within the studio.

 

> 🗣️ “If this continues, no club will ever respect Celtic again — and Rangers fans need to understand the damage this does to Scottish football as a whole,” one pundit said during the post-match analysis.

 

 

 

Another Sky Sports analyst went even further, condemning the atmosphere created by sections of the away support:

 

> 🗣️ “This isn’t rivalry. This isn’t banter. This is embarrassing, and it reflects badly on Rangers, the league, and the game.”

 

 

 

The chants, which were clearly picked up by broadcast microphones, left commentators scrambling to refocus on the match as viewers flooded social media with outrage. Many fans — including Rangers supporters themselves — called for stronger action, insisting that such behaviour undermines the credibility of the Old Firm fixture.

 

One pundit summed up the frustration by declaring on air:

 

> 🗣️ “I’m declaring myself a huge Rangers FC enemy today because this is indefensible. WTF was that?”

 

 

 

With Scottish football already under intense scrutiny, the incident has once again raised questions about fan conduct, accountability, and sanctions. The SFA and both clubs are now expected to review the footage as pressure mounts for a response.

 

For a derby famous for passion and intensity, this time the headlines belong not to goals or tactics — but to a chant that left pundits, players, and viewers alike shaking their heads.