Could celtic or rangers survive in english ryman league?

Question

i dint think so.saw yesterdays game against liverpool and the sweaty socks were no better than an average english pub side

Answer 1

Yes they could, easy.

Answer 2

The guy up the top, England has a population 10 times greater than up here in Scotland so to compare attendances is unfair.

The Rangers, Liverpool game was a friendly.

The last time a Scottish team played an English one in a competitive match, I believe Celtic defeated Man Utd?

Answer 3

Ibrox

Answer 4

scottish teams are generally poor, but play in a country that is a lot smaller in population and size than England.

If they played in the premierleague the teams would become more attractive for players to join, so it would then all depend on there financial clout.

Rymans league - lol

Answer 5

I think Celtic could could probably finish in the top half but rangers would be near the relegation

Answer 6

I think you put too much emphasis on the 4-0 win yesterday. If you are to base your question on a one off friendly then ok.

I seem to remember Chelsea turning up with more superstars and players that were worth a lot more and put out their strongest team with no one missing. Rangers tore them apart pal and won 2-0 so does that make Chelsea unfit to be in the Premiership or should they join Rangers and Celtic in the Ryman League.

Answer 7

if the old firm got into the premiership they would be earning great cash - huge tickets sold compared to most english teams, and therefore would be able to pay bigger bucks and wages for players, I think after a couple of seasons both would compete well.

Then during the Gers, Man Utd game - the bears support could bring back parts of Manchester that are now resident in Govan :)

Answer 8

You seem simple, did you know the game was a meaningless friendly? Rangers were also missing their best players through injury. I seem to remember Celtic beating Man Utd, Liverpool and Blackburn in recent seasons, you remember, in the games that matter?

Answer 9

I look at the whole of the league system, no division 3 games having an attendance greater than 1000, maximum attendance in division 1 less than 3500. How can the game survive? Perhaps all the supporters have come to England either to become government cabinet ministers or they want to pay all those exact taxes from which the are exempt at home.

Answer 10

English pub side? With players who had just won Euro 2008?

Have you always lived in a world of fantasy?

Answer 11

Thats a tough one ,Ryman League maybe mid table,no disrespect to the teams in the Ryman League