The reason Celtic vs Aberdeen is a winner-takes-all match is that the Hoops icon has written off the chances of Rangers and Motherwell to win the trophy.

The reason Celtic vs Aberdeen is a winner-takes-all match is that the Hoops icon has written off the chances of Rangers and Motherwell to win the

trophy.Frank McAvennie believes that Celtic’s final will be the League Cup semi-final against Aberdeen on Saturday. The former Hoops hero is confident that the individual who emerges victorious will subsequently secure the inaugural trophy of the season. McAvennie compares Jimmy Thelin’s Reds revolution at Pittodrie to the Alex Ferguson era, during which the Dons were unafraid of anyone and frequently traveled to Glasgow, where they emerged victorious. He is eager to witness the two league leaders face off in the semi-finals, as they have now surpassed Rangers by an astonishing nine points at the top of the table, with Celtic. In Sunday’s other semi-final, the 64-year-old also believes that Motherwell has the potential to cause an upset against Philippe Clement’s Rangers team, which is currently experiencing difficulties. 1988 was the year in which McAvennie achieved the coveted double of winning the Scottish Cup and the league with Celtic. When asked if this was the final for his former team, he responded, “I believe so.” The cup will be awarded to the victorious party on Saturday. That is my assessment.

I would also be hesitant to predict that Rangers will defeat Motherwell on Sunday. On Saturday, Hampden will be bustling with activity. The attendance of both sets of supporters will be substantial, and you witnessed the lively atmosphere at Pittodrie the previous evening. It was positively bouncy.”It is anticipated to be an exceptional football match.” This would have been an exceptional conclusion. Aberdeen possesses a never-say-die attitude and a sense of confidence when they face Rangers. They pose a threat. “What Jimmy Thelin has accomplished up there is truly remarkable.” He is following in the footsteps of Sir Alex. It evokes memories of the Aberdeen team from the 1980s. At that time, they traveled to Glasgow to obtain the results. They were in the lead. In order to participate in a match at Parkhead, a player must possess a substantial pair of shoes, regardless of whether they are representing Celtic or the opposing team. To travel there as a team and demonstrate the same level of confidence that Aberdeen demonstrated last month was a genuine statement.

Frank McAvennie was addressing the audience at the commencement of a partnership between Mr Singh’s India and PK Foods Glasgow Ltd to promote the company’s well-known chicken bhoona. The dish will be available for purchase at Costco and is derived from the family’s 30-year-old recipe. It is anticipated that approximately 1,000 packets will be sold during the opening weekend. Three decades ago, Papa Singh established the “world-renowned” restaurant on Elderslie Street. He stated, “Our reputation has been established through the provision of exceptional Indian cuisine and warm, friendly Scottish hospitality.” The new a la carte home dining service will provide a wonderful value to both new and existing customers.