QUOTE OF THE DAY

‘Both would plump for Euro glory over another domestic bauble. Let’s hope Rangers bring back more than oranges from Seville’

start of the season you offered Celtic or Rangers the choice, both would plump for European glory over another domestic bauble. Only two exceptions I can think of, the stopping/winning of 10 in a row for each team. Let’s hope that Rangers can bring back something other than oranges from Seville.”

Eddie Easson, Ballingry, said: “Celtic’s achievement in winning the league eclipses anything Rangers have done this season up to yet. From last season finishing 25 points behind to winning the season is incredible. If it was a general election it would a landslide victory. This is Celtic’s time now.”

Kenny Wilson, Moffat, said: “The Premiership is the only league in the world where the best team is the one that finishes second even though the winners have six more points scored more goals conceded less goals and beat them twice out of four league games.

“Were Celtic the best team in the league when they got to Seville but lost the league? No, of course they weren’t but as always Rangers fans have selective memories.”

Alan McGaw, Alloa, said: “It was good to see that Gio changed the team against Dundee United. He should over the next two games play the young ones and give our main men a break. The fringe players are the future for the club.”

Andrew Lamb, Fraserburgh, said: “Given Jamie McGrath has made only two appearances for Wigan, will he make a return to Scotland and indeed sign for Aberdeen this summer?”

Bill Waugh, Glasgow, said: “A big thanks to Scott Brown for all he has done for Celtic and all the memories. It showed the character of the man when he shook Glen Kamara’s hand after the shocking abuse he got. Look forward to seeing him back at Parkhead in the future.”