After Hearts fans deplorable behaviour at Celtic Park, who is worse, them or the Ibrox fans?

The Hearts fans really did their side proud on Sunday at Celtic Park, their support was so good the game was over by half time.

From the moment the Jambos fans arrived at Celtic Park, the writing was on the wall.

Karma was going to get them in the end.

They arrived with a chip on their shoulder, and an axe to grind after what happened last May.

Both on and off the park.

Funnily enough, both the Hearts players and fans made complete twats of themselves, and left Glasgow with their balls well and truly lodged in their abdomens.

It started outside Celtic Park in the build up to the game

Hearts fans acting like Huns and they wonder why we call them diet Huns. This was before the game and it was organised. Absolute diet Hun scum! Glad we battered them 7-1 🙌💚🍀 https://t.co/uxmun1Nq6h

— MichaelCeltic1888 (@MccahillMi9674) October 18, 2026

It was clear the Hearts fans were looking for a fight when they arrived at Paradise, and they decided to start one on the Celtic way before kick off.

Needless to say, the Sun reports it as a mass brawl ‘between Celtic and Hearts fans’.

In addition to that, of course, Ibrox fans piled on on X, trying to state it was Celtic fans that started it.

Of course they would…

But from reports, it’s clear that the Hearts fans were out to cause trouble.

And if they were going to attack Celtic fans, what were the Celtic fans supposed to do?

Just stand there and take it?

The melee outside the stadium only lasted a minute, but it was enough to set the tone from the Hearts fans.

As soon as they got into the stadium, they started with their horrendous song book.

So bad were there wonderful ditties, that BBC broadcaster and Hearts fan, Martin Geissler felt the need to call it out on X.

Some grim songs coming out of the Hearts support today. I was there, it was excruciating and humiliating. A small, small section of our support as a whole but vocal and well represented today. Proud to support the club I’ve always loved but get that stuff out. It’s awful.

— martin geissler (@mmgeissler) October 18, 2026

It’s bad when one of your own has to call you out.

But fair play to Geissler for having the courage to highlight what was going on at Celtic Park yesterday

As I highlighted in an article yesterday, it’s a pity certain sections of the Ibrox supporting media would not do the same.

Now, there’s no doubt that Hearts fans came to Celtic Park looking to settle scores after what happened in May.

Unfortunately for them, it didn’t exactly pan out that way for them.

In any regard.

They were quickly put in their place outside Celtic Park.

Their songbook didn’t achieve anything other than to disgust the more respectable amongst their fanbase.

And finally, they were absolutely humiliated on the field of play.

A great day all round for them in the end, wouldn’t you think?

But their behaviour on the day leaves me with one question.

Which fanbase is worse, them or the Ibrox fanbase?

Well, my honest opinion is that they’re both pretty much the same, the Ibrox fanbase just happens to be on a much larger scale.

It seems to me that the ‘Diet Huns’, as we call them, seem desperate to emulate their higher calorie carbohydrate cousins.

Well, they did a bloody good job of it on Sunday.

So good, that one of their own had to call them out.

It must have been well worth it in the end, considering they were leaving Celtic Park by half time.

Karma really is a bitch, isn’t it?

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