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Celtic 0 Rangers 5 Silva all five goals over 250 Celtic fans huckled for fighting each other on the Gallowgate Hugh Keevins blames Rangers fans for the trouble And I scoop the national lottery

Celtic 1 Rangers 2 FGS: Silva

Celtic 0 Rangers 4 FGS Diomande

Don't think there'll be the same issue as 32Red (or Dafabet) aren't owned or chaired by club board members.

Food for thought.

Other mob also sponsored by Dermots bookie no? Same conflict?

Will there be the same conflict issues with William Hill as there was with Cinch, given our sponsorship from 32Red?

Celtic 2 - 2 Rangers FGS Sterling.

All of which will make victory all the sweeter.

Celtic 0 Rangers 2 FGS Dessers

Celtic 0 Rangers 3 FGS Dessers

Celtic 0 - 1 Rangers FGS Tavernier

Celtic vs Rangers

From what I read at the time Real Madrid were managing their finances - they have Mbappe to finance. They needed a cheap striker option that could play a bit-part job in the league, and Joselu had been a half-decent striker in La Liga for a couple of seasons (averaged around 15 goals per season, which he has continued this season). He was cheap and happy to play second-fiddle.

"....Real ­Madrid, the club of the so-called ­galacticos, are in the Champions League final thanks a footballer who, with the greatest respect, is no sort of galactico at all. He’s 34. He’s at Madrid on loan from second division Espanyol. He used to play for Stoke City. Oh, and it so happens he’s a Spaniard who was born in Germany, where, at least in ­Bavaria, he is now not very popular. He is Joselu, a name that will be ­for ever attached to another of those comebacks that, in recent Champions League campaigns, have become a ­genuine Madrid trademark. “It’s hard to explain, something magic,” Carlo Ancelotti, Madrid’s head coach, said of a late turnaround that had Joselu — coming on only in the 80th minute of a semi-final that was edging away from Madrid, thanks to Alphonso Davies’s ­superb second-half strike for Bayern Munich, and transforming it...." Stoke reject eclipses Harry Kane by conjuring ‘magical’ comeback win (thetimes.co.uk)