What Rangers heroes are saying about Sydney Super Cup as Club 1872 row escalates Celtic friendly tensions

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It's been a powder-keg issue since it was first announced, and tensions continue to rise over the Sydney Super Cup. The idea of taking the Old Firm on the road was immediately rejected by both Rangers and Celtic fans in vocal protests from the stands.

Since the tournament was rubber stamped earlier this month, fans have only grown more fuming that the fixture is set to go ahead in Oz.The latest episode came at Dens Park with Rangers supporters launched tennis balls and toilet paper onto the pitch on three occasions forcing the game to be stopped.Murmuring under the surface has been the views of fan group Club 1872, who have taken aim at the board off the back of the friendly clash.Sparks flew on Tuesday as Club 1872 fired a scratching statement in the director of the Ibrox board before the club responded with a hard-hitting blast of their own.We've heard from all parties at this point, but what will the mood be like in the dressing room?

What are the legends of the past saying about the rivalries road trip? Record Sport takes a look at the Rangers heroes who have had their say. “You have got a 150-year-old football club and the biggest partner ever, and you can call them a sponsor or a partner, is the supporters.

They are why the club is 150 years old. Generation after generation have invested into Rangers Football Club.“I have been involved at every level of the game from player to coach to manager and you have to engage with everybody within the football club.