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Desperate Celtic fans cling to conspiracies – it’s all they have left.

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In the aftermath of another Rangers victory and another clean sheet to bring the title one step closer, a noisy section of Celtic fans online have reached for the conspiracy theory….again.

In the first half of last night’s game, Kemar Roofe was involved in an incident with St Johnstone’s Murray Davidson that quite possibly should have been a red card for the Gers frontman.

Roofe attempted to shield the ball and turn his body, but the incoming Davidson came across his path and in the motion he was caught on the inside of his left leg.

Not too long after, the long-serving Saints midfielder hobbled off the pitch with an injury to his right leg, seemingly pointing to a calf problem.

Of course, Ianis Hagi’s superb solo goal won the game for Rangers but for plenty of Celtic fans watching on, that was not enough.

After nine years of almost uninterrupted success, you would think that the wild accusations of conspiracies and plots would settle down but it doesn’t look like it.

However, these things often work out the other way…

The controversial recent incidents that were not punished with a red card from Brown, Kilmala, Edouard and Ralston could be displayed and highlighted, but it really doesn’t matter.

It’s over, almost done. The league flag is coming home.

The only ‘stop the ten’ evidence that matters is Rangers relentless form this season.

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