Rangers and Celtic has once again exploded into controversy, and this time respected journalist Keith Jackson has delivered a brutal assessment of what is happening around the Old Firm clash. After scenes of carnage and rising tensions involving supporters, Jackson warned that ultras culture in Scottish football is becoming “cancerous” and must be confronted before it causes even more damage.
According to Jackson, the passion that once defined the Old Firm atmosphere is now being overshadowed by aggressive behaviour from extreme fan groups. He argued that these so-called ultras are damaging the reputation of both Rangers and Celtic, turning one of the world’s most iconic football rivalries into something that risks spiralling out of control.
Jackson didn’t hold back in his criticism, insisting that the “goons” responsible for toxic behaviour should no longer feel welcome in football stadiums. He believes clubs and authorities must take stronger action to protect the sport and ensure that genuine supporters can enjoy matches without fear or chaos.
His comments have ignited a heated debate among fans. Some supporters agree that the culture has gone too far and threatens the game, while others feel the criticism paints passionate supporters in a negative light.
One thing is certain — the Old Firm rivalry remains as explosive as ever, both on and off the pitch. ⚽🔥
