Neil Warnock’s remarks against Celtic following his appointment as Aberdeen’s manager

In Scottish football, Celtic and Rangers are typically the primary newsmakers, but they might now have to split that with Neil Warnock.

Following Barry Robson’s dismissal, the renowned English manager has made the decision to stay in charge of Aberdeen until the end of the current campaign.

Tuesday night at Ibrox will be Neil Warnock’s debut game as manager of the Dons after the team drew 1-1 with Celtic on Saturday at Pittodrie.

During his press conference, the 75-year-old discussed how people in England are “arrogant” for thinking less of Scottish football and emphasized how teams like Celtic have “done really well.”

It’s unfortunate that Neil Warnock wasn’t brought in for the Celtic match last week; if he had taken over, the drama would have just increased.

But now that he’s in charge, the Bhoys will be watching to see what kind of impact he can make—taking points away from Rangers would be a statement.

It’s best to avoid talking to the manager who has won numerous promotions because of his straightforward manner.

Aberdeen’s next manager is Neil Warnock.

Regarding Scottish football’s denigration by English people, Warnock remarked, “I think you will always get that with the English.”

We do seem a little conceited, don’t we? Rangers and Celtic have performed incredibly well, don’t they? However, I believe it’s enjoyable to be the underdog and to try to compete effectively against these teams.

Regarding the tie between Aberdeen and Celtic: “Celtic could have scored two or three goals in the first half, didn’t they, as you saw on Saturday? There might be a separate (game). However, that is football.

Scottish football is better with Neil Warnock

Warnock’s appointment will be beneficial to the Scottish game overall, and it will be intriguing to see if he stays on after this season.

He has signed a short-term contract as of right now, and you can bet your bottom dollar that he will make his presence felt.

The seasoned coach has stated emphatically that he wants to win the Scottish Cup, although Celtic would undoubtedly disagree.

Given that Aberdeen and Celtic have revived Scottish football since Warnock’s arrival, a cup final at Hampden would be something.

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