Rangers F.C. Fans Explode After Celtic Defeat — “Lazy”, “Finished”, “Done at This Club”
Frustration is boiling over among Rangers F.C. supporters after the club’s painful Old Firm defeat to Celtic F.C., with fans brutally turning on two players following what many described as a “laughable” performance.
The reaction online was immediate after the final whistle, with angry supporters flooding social media to criticize the team’s mentality, decision-making, and finishing in key moments of the game.
Comments from furious fans included:
> “Lazy.”
> “Cannot start for the rest of the season.”
> “Finished.”
> “Done at this club.”
As frustration grew, much of the criticism was directed toward Gasama and Yousef Chamiti. Fans accused Gasama of repeatedly making poor decisions in attacking situations, claiming promising counterattacks were wasted because of hesitation and wrong passes in crucial moments.
Meanwhile, Yousef Chamiti came under heavy fire for his lack of finishing, with supporters furious over missed opportunities that could have brought Rangers back into the game before Celtic completely took control in the second half.
Several clips of the pair’s moments during the match quickly spread online, with fans mocking missed chances and failed attacking moves as emotions continued to rise across the Rangers fanbase.
Supporters were especially frustrated after Daizen Maeda punished Rangers with two ruthless second-half goals that completely shifted the momentum of the derby.
Some fans even demanded that both players be dropped for the remainder of the season, insisting performances of that level should not be accepted at a club competing in matches of such magnitude.
The defeat has also increased pressure on manager Danny Röhl, who now faces growing scrutiny over his selections and tactical approach after another disappointing result against Celtic.
While Rangers fans vented their anger online, Celtic supporters enjoyed the meltdown, celebrating both the victory and the visible frustration surrounding their rivals after another dramatic Old Firm clash.
