Firm derby one of the nastiest rivalries in world football and to say that it's

nasty is an understatement because the players absolutely hate each other and

the fans they hate each other even more and the reasons why they hate

each other have certainly been well-documented but is it as bad as the

media makes it out to be what happens when you wear one team shirt in the

opposing team stadium tour the Old Firm derby has been contested for well over a

hundred years and the honours between them are roughly equal but what's it

like to actually go around each other stadiums now regulus of my channel will

know that I'm a Manchester United fan and I have been for quite some time and

if I've got to be honest I don't really have much of an opinion on Rangers or

Celtic I barely watch Scottish football I promise in an old firm game probably

what twice in my life and I don't have any preference to any team one way or

the other I'm not religious and not a unionist or a Republican these two teams

are about as neutral as you can get but I'm curious to know is it really true

what people say about Rangers all Celtic and do they hate each other so much that

the share sites at their colours and fills them with rage well I'm here to

find out now a few guideline rules before we get started number one no

antagonizing I'm not here to piss anybody off intentionally I just want to

see what their reaction is going to be number two confession if for some reason

they figure out that I'm not a real ranges or Celtic fan mainly because of

my appearance and accents if they challenge me on it

I will confess and say no I'm not actually a Rangers or Celtic fan

and number three no fighting whilst I am a trained fighter I don't want to be

spending the afternoon and evening in a Glaswegian hospital or prison so no

fighting am I going to get stabbed by wearing a Celtic orange shirt in the

opposing team Stadium let's find out I bought Stadium Celtic shirt alright

let's get this over and done with I bought Stadium the home of Rangers

Football Club this rather imposing looking building is the third largest

football ground in Scotland and has been the traditional home for Rangers and

when you walk around the ground red brickwork traditional style architecture

and you can tell almost immediately that there's a lot of history behind this

Football Club and everywhere you look is a sea of blue and red guys I'm literally

1 minutes in 1 minutes and already I've got angry car drivers blaring the horns

at me so yeah I'm gonna start so far that's what actually begins on the side

of the stadium that's next in the main road at that Club reception and almost

immediately I noticed that the Rangers fans don't want anything to do with me

in fact they making a conscious effort to keep that distance away from me hello

sir how are you I am so sorry say it so you didn't see them - they're not Jesse

I might not get back out shit is it really that bad in here anyway once you

walk through reception it's sad to go into the press conference area where you

actually get to see where they do all their press conferences once again I

must have a really bad smell cos no one sitting next to me you get put through a

video presentation and the tour guide tells you a lot about Rangers Football

Club you even get a chance to go up on the stage and have your picture taken

and the tour guide actually offered to take my picture on the stage

as a shame well at least you tried so after you've had your picture taken up

in the press conference area it's time to go up a flight of stairs and you'll

notice that the inside of this place is very ornately decorated this is the Blue

Room and there's a lot of historical significance in this Blue Room which the

tour guide tells you a lot of bounce and it's kind of interesting to learn about

the history of Rangers because I didn't actually know all that much and wow

that's actually cool mural if you hang around till the end there's plenty of

cool photo opportunities this is the manager's office you'll notice that

everything is kept very traditional which I kind of like because it actually

shows off the history of the club right time to walk up a few flights of stairs

and into the directors box where you get your first view of the pitch and this

place really is as big as you see on the TV

the tour guide tells you a lot about the stadium what goes on here on a match day

etc and it's cool to take photos out here as well so you get led into one of

the corporate hospitality lounges and it's very Scottish Lee decorated with

red and blue and tartan I quite like that it's got character

once you're walking through the corridors you'll notice a lot of

historical caps the Scottish are very proud of their caps and it's kind of

cool to see some of these on the walls hey it's Andy Gorham man he was a hell

of a player you let into the trophy room and there is a lot of silverware here

these guys have seriously want a lot of stuff and you get to learn a lot about

what Rangers have won whether you believe that they're the world's most

successful football club or not one thing's for sure they've worn a lot of

stuff and it's cool to see check out that thing of beauty in the

middle there hey it's Gaza spike well not his actual bike he made it infamous

you could probably guess the reasons why it's time to go down the stairs and at

this point I think the fans suspect that something's up

this is the home teams dressing room whereby it's a traditionally decorated

dressing room full of wooden cladding they've got cardboard cutouts instead of

shirts but overall it provides you some great photo opportunities there's also

the bathrooms which are also traditionally decorated in the away

teams changing room as well so yeah that's kind of cool but no stadium toys

complete without a tunnel walk there's great photo opportunities here but my

advice is to wait for everyone to clear out and then take your pictures here

because there's some pretty cool things to take pictures of but once you're done

taking the pictures it's time to walk through the tunnel in amongst some music

the view of the stadium here at ground level is actually quite good and I

highly recommend that you take lots of pictures here guys because there's a lot

to take pictures of whether it's the stands the dugouts or the tunnel

entrance you won't be short on things to take pictures of and if you get bored

obviously you can sit in a seat if you want to but overall guys this is

actually quite a pretty stadium and once you've taken your pictures and stuff

that's basically the end of your tour so you disappear back down the tunnel and

when you go if you want some unobstructed photo opportunities wait

for everyone else to clear out before taking it yourself okay where do I begin

well firstly nobody wanted to stand next to me that's how much these two sets of

fans don't particularly like each other but did they want to stab me in the face

well if they did they didn't actually so even though I got a few death stares to

fly that other than that it wasn't that bad and at the end of the tour I ended

up talking to our tour guide who was actually a very reasonable guy he he

explained that even though both sets of fans generally hate each other there is

that mutual respect so that's always good to know

right it's time to hop in the car and head across the city to the other

Stadium

Celtic Park the home of the Celtic Football Club this stadium is the

largest football ground in the country of Scotland and is sometimes referred to

as Park head or paradise no seriously they printed on the side of the stadium

and around the ground you'll see statues of their heroes brother wall freed the

great jocks Dean and arguably their greatest ever captain mr. Billy McNeill

but am I going to get similar treatments here at Celtic Park santak Park Rangers

shirt the tour actually begins inside the club reception which is here on this

side of the building and for some reason they're leading me all on my own down

the side of the building um is this normal

am I going to get shot around the back now as it turns out this is a perfectly

normal part of the tour and one thing that was abundantly clear everyone was

super nice they all shook my hand and welcomed me to Celtic Park and this guy

right here I am pretty sure that he rumbled me straight off the bat I am

fairly certain that he figured out that I wasn't actually a Rangers fan but even

if he did or he didn't he was incredibly nice to make this is my tour guide David

and once again he was also very very nice to me lots of smiles very polite

and you noticed that as soon as you come here to sonic pop you're given a warm

welcome by literally everybody which is fantastic the tour actually begins here

at one of the corporate hospitality lounges but after you've had a quick

bite to eat etc is now time to stop the tour

before me the treble run-up buddy with a double treble the hole now at this point

I'm pretty sure he's doing this just to shame me but you know what I found the

funny side of it and the funny thing is they all actually laughed and accorded

me for wearing a ranger shirt to be honest they all saw the funny side of it

and I'm actually in shock at this point as to how cool everyone is about this

all the fans didn't mind that I was there and they actually wanted to stand

next to me here's the boardroom whereby you've got the busts of brother Wilfred

and Jacques Steen this is where they conduct their business but one of the

interesting things about this particular boardroom is the trophy cabinet you get

to learn a lot about some of the trophies especially here I learnt a lot

from this but David Ashley gave a rousing speech about how each other I

totally bought into what he was saying football is not about racism

it's not about secularism we're here to enjoy the game and not hate on each

other and even though I got ripped quite a lot it was all in good fun it's

interesting to see some of the accolades that they've worn particularly the

medals of their best players including this man mr. Billy McNeill and speaking

of Billy McNeill you get a fantastic talk about the 1967 Elizabeth Lions

arguably their greatest ever team captained by mr. McNeill and you get to

learn about some of the greatest place to ever dawned poops

but what's the tox ended you then get led towards the home teams dressing room

and check out the mules on the walls that's actually kind of cool when you

enter the home team's dressing group it's actually kind of nice

these guys actually have the shirts on this place and we've got some cool photo

opportunities and they don't mind you actually picking up the shirts and

having your photos taken with the butchers I thought was actually carrying

of cool the shirt and that looks familiar but you get to learn a lot

about what happens on a match day here and even the fact that famous people

when they do this tour they actually signed the inside of the lockers which I

found really really interesting check out the signatures I don't know

who they are but yeah cool once again the Celtic fans know how to

have a bit of a laugh and a joke to be honest I actually enjoyed my time

here it wasn't at all threatening there was no animosity and everyone was up for

a bit of a laugh but now it's time to walk down the corridors towards the

place tunnel and this is the point where he picks somebody to lead the team out

onto the field guess who that was after a bit of Rangers shaming all in good fun

of course I actually led all these Celtic fans down the tunnel towards the

field wish they all saw the funny side of

I thought you were gonna play the other one the one that I hate so much but you

get a fantastic view of the stadium from here guys and even though it's getting

dark and you've got the grass lights on you can still see most of the stadium it

was actually kind of cool there's plenty of photo opportunities open around here

including in the dugout seats they even have one of those Instagram selfie

boards which I totally did and yeah that's the one I saw on Twitter and you

get to spend some time taking in the sights and taking lots of pictures and

videos if you want to this stadium is actually pretty pretty big and it

certainly looks like the size that you see when you're watching the games on TV

but after you've taken your photos and videos it's time to disappear back down

the tunnel and up a flight of stairs towards the directors bit now you get

some fantastic views of the stadium from up here and you get to learn a lot about

some of the people who actually come to the games here for example this seat

belongs to Billy Connolly and this seat belongs to Sir Rod Stewart's I thought

that was actually kind of interesting now at this point of the talk I'd like

to talk about our tour guide David he was probably the best tour guide

that I've ever come across when doing these Stadium tours very knowledgeable

about his club very passionate and also very educational even though I got her a

ribbing for wearing a ranger shirt it was all in good fun and we could have a

laugh in a joke there was no ounce of animosity here so

if you do get David as your tour guide consider yourselves very very lucky and

if your Celtic Football Club seriously give this man a pay rise he certainly