Roy Keane Rates Atmosphere: Celtic Park vs. Ibrox

Roy Keane Rates Atmosphere: Celtic Park vs. Ibrox

Roy Keane has been contrasting the ambiance at Celtic Park with Ibrox, the stadiums of Glasgow Rangers and Celtic.

When talking about any team, let alone Celtic or the Gers, Keane has never shied away from voicing his passionate opinions.

Furthermore, after Rangers’ hard-fought victory over Neil Warnock‘s Aberdeen last night, there isn’t much in the league right now to separate the two teams.

With 24 games played and both Celtic and Rangers tied on points, Todd Cantwell’s winner might turn out to be crucial.

Furthermore, with 58 points apiece, the long-standing rivals are split by just one goal, with Celtic leading.

The race will undoubtedly be exciting to watch, and the showdown between the two on April 6 at Ibrox—the second-to-last game of the season—might be one for the ages.

Having said that, Roy Keane has since stated that, in his opinion, Celtic Park still has a far superior atmosphere.

Celtic Park’s atmosphere is superior to Rangers’ Ibrox Stadium, according to Roy Keane.
It is true that the Irishman only appeared in ten competitive games for Celtic since moving to Scotland in 2006.

And to be honest, Keane had to play through his pain to even make those appearances, let alone any more.

But he was pretty sure of himself when he talked on the program.

During their conversation, Keane disagreed with fellow analyst Gary Neville, stating, “Celtic Park is a better atmosphere though.”

Having said that, in his few Celtic appearances, Keane was able to start two Old Firm derbies.

In the rematch, Keane defeated Rangers 1-0 on the road at Ibrox before drawing with them at Celtic Park.

Thus, even though Keane’s injuries tragically ended his time in Scotland and forced him to retire, he was fortunate enough to experience the entire Old Firm.

Having said that, Barry Ferguson has now acknowledged his worries over one Celtic player for the final stretch.

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