Alan Brazil wants Celtic to lose against Aberdeen – so they can win the Scottish Premiership title against Rangers at Ibrox.
The Hoops host third place Aberdeen on Saturday afternoon, where even a draw will see them crowned champions for the eighth season in a row.
But, Neil Lennon’s side face Rangers, who look set to end the season as runners-up, in their following game on Sunday 12 May.
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Celtic captain Scott Brown would certainly love another opportunity to wind up Rangers
And former Celtic schoolboy Brazil believes the Old Firm derby would be the perfect backdrop for a historic eighth straight title.
It’s fair to say Rangers legend Ally McCoist, co-host on Friday’s Sports Breakfast, was not too happy about his suggestion!
Brazil: “I’d rather win it at Ibrox.â€
McCoist: “Do you seriously?â€
Brazil: “Yeah.â€
McCoist: “OK, so you would mind getting beat tomorrow?â€
Brazil: “No.”
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McCoist: “What if you get beat tomorrow and get beat at Ibrox?â€
Brazil: “We wont get beat at Ibrox.”
McCoist: “Would you be willing to take that chance?â€
Brazil: “If we had to beat you, we’d beat you at Ibrox, yeah!â€
Listen back to a clip of Alan Brazil and Ally McCoist on the Sports Breakfast above!
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