support have lost patience with some members of their current squad for their preening on social media amidst a period of mediocrity on the pitch.captain Callum McGregor then is stark not only for the contents of their medal collections, but also for the way they live their lives away from the field. Perhaps, the two are related.
So, he doesn’t see it when a Rangers player might make a comment about how they might in fact be the best team in the country. Or feel the need to post clips of his personal match highlights after a draw. When asked if he takes motivation from things that rival players may be saying, McGregor said: “I’m not on social media, so I don’t see it.“We can only focus on what we are doing, and I think the minute you take your eye off the ball, either personally or with what is happening inside the club, then you are too busy worrying about what is going on elsewhere.
“So, to be honest, the noise and anything that is published or on social media, that is the reason I’m not on it, because I don’t want to take on any more energy away from what I’m actually trying to do and achieve inside our own club.”altogether in the lead up to matches such as this afternoon’s, and he is fully aware of just how much the Glasgow rivalry – and coming out on top today – means to his supporters.