The official Rangers social media account have appeared to take aim at a Celtic fan’s hilarious meltdown over Scott Arfield’s celebration earlier in the season.
The Ibrox club have certainly been enjoying the post-season celebrations and haven’t been shy in goading the salty feeling in Scotland after the club lifted the title.
Posting on Twitter the club included a video of Scott Arfield and Ianis Hagi “saluting” their way to the title in reference to a Celtic fan meltdown earlier in the season.
A group of Celtic fans complained about Scott Arfield’s iconic salute celebration earlier in the campaign in comments which had Gers fans in stitches.
Speaking on the Celtic Underground podcast, a group of rival fans appeared very upset with the notion the form midfielder could be “saluting” his way to 55.
According to one particular supporter, Arfield’s celebration is worse than the Covid-19 pandemic.
“Pick the best men in the middle, don’t overcomplicate it,” said the rival fan.
“Do everything we can to stop Scott Arfield saluting his way to a title.
“That’s the worst thing that’s ever happened; that’s going to be worse than Covid.
“Folk are going to say remember Covid, I don’t remember Covid, I remember Rangers winning the league and that Falkirk player saluting their fans because Covid’s come and gone.
“That’s what I’ll remember, and that’ll be Lennon’s legacy, and I’m going to blame him for that.”
Well, they didn’t do enough to stop that “s***** wee Falkirk player” saluting his way to the title and Scotty Arf lifted 55 along with his very-much deserving teammates.
Scott Arfield is a class act on and off the pitch and when he isn’t scoring for Rangers he’s supporting adoring fans with their charitable causes.
